Is your dog not listening no matter how much others encourage you bark orders at it?
Has the conventional, punishment-driven dog training left you feeling drained?
Would you like to build a relationship with your companion that is based on love instead of obedience?
This introduction to animal communication will help transform you into the kind of dog lover and dog leader that your companion can bond with deeply.
Most dog behaviour advice encourages you to control your dog, to treat them as a pet instead of a family member.
Do you like to be controlled?
Neither does your dog.
Instead of fixing bad behaviour by teaching your dog to be fearful and obedient, I will teach you to engage in heartfelt communication based on mutual understanding.
The Citydogs School Animal Communication course will introduce you to a new way of building an emotional and spiritual relationship with your dog based on mutual understanding.
Every dog which has experienced some trauma will feel unsafe or insecure.
Maybe her back muscles jerk whenever you touch her, even though she is totally relaxed?
Maybe he barks or growls at other family members, unsure of whether they are friend or foe.
Your presence plays an enormous part in restoring a sense of calm and peaceful surrender in your dog’s heart, allowing them to feel safe and relaxed in your presence.
When Anna Frölander adopted Kobe from our dog rescue charity (DogRose) in Romania she never expected that looking after him would be a challenge. (P.S. you can also preview Anna talking about her experienced in the trailer and testimonial section before purchasing the course).
Kobe was barking and jumping at strangers.
“It has come to a point where the kids are not comfortable with having friends over.
We are limiting our social life.
We’ve always wanted this to be an open house where everyone is welcome. Where the children can hang out with their friends.
It’s only going one way and yesterday Kobe was very aggressive towards a dad and his 7 year old girl…”
Dogs are territorial and protective towards their family by nature.
If they do not feel that the leadership of their owners provides safety, they do not want to let ‘strangers’ into the home.
This is a classic misunderstanding between humans and dogs.
And it happens to all of us.
What Kobe really was trying to say is that he loves his family and he wants to protect them.
We coached Anna and Kobe to understand each other with Dog Talk.
After a session with Anna and Kobe, they sent us this heartwarming message:
“Hi Noelle,
Hope all is well with you.
Time is flying by and I thought I would give you a brief update on how we are doing…
AMAZING. Kobe is a different dog.
Still with challenges of course, but he is doing so much better. And I believe, so are we.. as we discussed, it’s us, not really him.
He is just trying to figure out how to be a good dog. After the walk with you, we got great pointers and information that we completely absorbed and started to talk and practice.
Kobe started at CityDogs on Fridays and is doing really well. Closely after our walk we then also met Eric.
He’s walking a friend’s dogs once a week and we signed up with him twice a week, Mondays and Wednesdays. Kobe absolutely loves Eric.
So three days a week, he is socializing with other dogs and is outside more or less the whole day. He is so happy. Weekends of course, we are activating him a lot as well.
As we’ve started to trust him (you said that… trust yourselves… which we are) he is also trusting us. The trick on running away to make him come to you works very well. And after a few times, you trust more and more.
Your tip about always being in movement is also key. Kobe is 80% off the leash now and he is such a good dog. He doesn’t run away and he likes to know where you are. He’s having so much more fun and is a happier dog being able to play with other dog.
Martin had a vision before we got a dog, and it was for him to be able to go out running with the dog. Last week, he did, and Kobe was SO SO SO good, kept running, stayed with Martin even though other dogs were around, listen and followed. Martin came home and almost cried of joy as this was a big thing for him.
We’d love to continue to work with you. The walk with you was so extremely useful for us both and taught us a lot – just in 1 hour.
There is a lot to work on but the priority now is that we get the house sorted out. Having people and guest coming and going, especially friends of our children. Doorbell ringing etc.
Can we schedule a time where you come to us and we do a session on this?
We need your help.
Thank you so much and enjoy the weekend.”
The Dog Talk animal communication course will take you through 3 core modules:
Believing in Yourself — where we will adjust your mindset from controller to lover.
Knowing Your Dog — where we teach you to discover your dogs specific needs, likes and fears.
Animal Communication Meditation — where we practice deepening our connection with our dog, soul to soul.
To get the most out of this course, you must be ready to begin the work. You must be fearless.
If you want to control your dog and bend them to your will, this journey is not for you.
If you are still intent on blaming your dog and the world around you, this journey is not for you.
If you are not ready to take responsibility for every dimension of your life, this journey is not for you.
But if you are ready to look within to solve your outer problems then please begin. Your dog will recognise your transformation and will be grateful for your courage.
