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Today we’re going to talk about how to use my psychic method for helping separation anxiety in dogs. Hi, my name is Danielle MacKinnon. I am an animal communicator, that means pet psychic. I’ve been doing this for 20-plus years and I absolutely love helping people understand their animals based on all the knowledge that I’ve acquired through my thousands of readings that I’ve done with animals.
So the tool that you’re going to use will work both on you and it’s going to help your separation anxiety in dogs. Stay tuned at the ending so I can explain exactly why this tool works, because if you don’t know that you’re not going to get anywhere on the tool. You’re going to do the thing and it’s not really going to happen and it’ll all be a wash and you’ll be like, “That doesn’t work, Danielle,” and you’ll never come back. So you have to stay until after the tool so I can explain that to you.
We know how to take care of ourselves. We know how to exercise, we know how to eat well, we know all of these things, maybe we do them, maybe we don’t, but one of the most overlooked areas that our animals are clued into is our emotional health and our energetic health. And those things, they go hand-in-hand and that is what we’re going to deal with today.
For this tool, we’re going to close our eyes and take a few breaths. Inhale through your nose, exhale through your mouth, if that’s comfortable for you. Inhale through your nose, exhale through your mouth. Again, inhale through your nose, exhale through your mouth.
Okay, so now you’re ready for step two.
Step two is working with your dog so you can leave the house. You have to stay in this awesome grounded, strong, like, strong in your body space to be able to leave your house and have it affect your dog with separation anxiety. So maintain this feeling. If you notice you lose that feeling, just go do the column again and then go back to this step. Don’t keep doing this step and be like, “Oh, it’s fine, it’s fine, it’s fine.” No, it’s not fine. Do it for real.
To help a dog with separation anxiety, first, you’re going to go to your dog and you’re going to say, “Hey, Fido, I’m about to leave the house. I love you. I’ll be back in, you know, 20 minutes.” And then you really have to come back in 20 minutes. So you’re in this strong place, you’re not doing crazy stuff, you’re not worrying about Fido. You’re holding your energy in this way and you’re sharing that with Fido and then you gently, calmly leave the house.
After a few times of doing this, you’re going to notice that your dog is going to be reacting to you differently when you leave the house because you’re now leaving the house in a strong and secure place.
Remember I said you have to listen to the end because I need to explain to you why this works to help your dog with separation anxiety? This is that moment. Okay. When we are in a state of worry, anxiety, distraction, concern, anything like that, as we probably are feeling when we’re running out of the house, our dog is intuitively connected to us and is seeing this, feeling this, knowing this. So if I’m leaving the house and I’m all agitated and worried, like this, what’s happening? My dog with separation anxiety is looking at me and going, “Oh, she looks pretty nervous and worried. Now I’m left here all alone. I don’t have anyone to protect me. She certainly can’t protect me.” So it’s creating a situation for now the dog is feeling more insecure than they would have otherwise. When we do the column of strength, energetically we are now very strong and secure. The dog taps into this and goes, “Oh, look at her now. That’s secure, she’s leaving in a state of support and strength and power. I feel good ’cause she wouldn’t leave me here if I wasn’t safe because I trust her now.” So that’s what you’re going to try.
Come back and let me know how it goes!
Thanks for the video. I hope it helps. Is it odd that only one of my animals has extreme anxiety now. He’s 17 or older and is extremely agitated when I leave but everyone else is calm. I’m just wondering if it’s his age? He’s perfectly fine when I’m home. He’s always had a level of anxiety when I leave for trips or overnight but this is a new level. Just wondering if there is anything else I can do. I feel like I’m a fairly grounded person already. I do worry about him when I’m gone because he is very unstable physically.
It is not odd. Our animals behave in the various ways that they do because they are teaching us different lessons. Sending you love <3