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  1. Hi Dr Jones. I have been getting emails from I think another person imitating you? Asking me to click a link to an animal communication lecture? Was that you?. It's a different email address.

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  4. Please help… My female dog is suffering from uti and recently I took her to vet and they gave her some antibiotics but after taking that she frequently peeing blood. I'm really worried Please help me please…

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  6. Another tip: animals have one more chakra (energy point) than humans. It is on their back, right between their shoulder blades. If a pet is stressed, rubbing this area can calm them down.

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  7. I need to try this for my Pom, Tasha, who tries to attack my neighbor's Bichons when we walk by them. They are sweet dogs so I have no idea why Tasha hates them. She tolerates all other dogs in my neighborhood.

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  8. How do I get my dog to stop grabbing onto my leg and hump it when she wants attention? I have two dogs and the moment the one is close to me or on my lap the other one will just grab onto my leg. It can be quite painful at times and I try to give her attention too and distract her and say NO the moment she does it but nothing works and I don't want to yell at her.

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  9. I think animals are more clever and have more emotions than what we give them credit for. I remember having a black hen when I was around 10-12 years old and how she always came up to me for a cuddle and then she would sit on my lap with her eyes closed – so content and happy.

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  13. You're so sweet with her! I am an animal communicator and you absolutely can talk with animals. She was trying to lick your hand when you were waving it around lol she knew exacrly what you were saying when you were saying it XD <3

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  14. Know many friends suffering about when they put their pet down.
    Too early .. Too late…
    I always wondered how will I survive seeing the vet coming up my driveway to euthanize my baby.
    Well. Kitty and I had several conversations in my mind. In meditation.
    He told me on a Sunday that he needed help. Vet came on Tuesday, and seeing her car coming up my driveway was very peaceful.
    Tune in. Can help both of you from suffering and grief.

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  15. Hi Dr. Jones,
    Very glad you have started this series. I have had lots of dogs and used to volunteer at various Animal Shelters in my area. I have always been interested in Intelligence and communication in animals. A few years back I adopted a dog (who by the way looks a lot like your Louis.} He came with the name cowboy which I didn’t change. After awhile I noticed that when he barked I would get a thought in my head. It was like I new what he was saying. Also I noticed that when I walked into the area where he was at, he would say “Ra-Ruu”. And he would do it all the time when I was with him. But if I was watching him and he didn’t know it it wouldn’t do it. He would add different inflections or emotions to it. After about 6 months of it I realized that it was a name he made up for me. He would use it primarily if he wanted something like food or wanted to go out. I decided to try and teach him some words. He learned Go, Go out, Want Out, Hungry, Cookie and others that I cant recall at the moment. He doesn’t say them unless he needs to. If I go to the door and don’t open it he will say “want out” . His Hungry sounds more like “Hung-grum” but I know what he means. Sometimes if I come into the place he is, he says “Ra-ruu out” meaning I cam out from were I was. I have another dog that actually learned some of these words(especially “Ra-Ruu”} from listening to him. And again she uses it only when I am around. She also learned Hungry but it is more like a mumble “Hungrumum” But it is interesting that she did not learn these from me but from listening to Cowboy. In all the dogs I have had, I have never had a dog like cowboy or that could do what he can do. I have come to believe that if we treat them with kindness and give them a chance to learn and expand there doginess that there is no telling what they can do.

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  20. yes, u can…however animals choose to whom they talk…some really do not want to connect to humans because bad experiences with us. I have several experiences with animals and i really believe that they have a soul, intelligence, high capacity to love with no conditions and despite abuse from people. (which do not have)

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  21. In my mind wether some people may think I’m deluded or not, I genuinely believe when I tell my girl how much I love her and what a good girl she is, I notice a change in her body language, eye shape blink rate, a general calmness and contentment, a woman’s/ mother intuition maybe?
    Whatever I feel about the time I spend talking to her and sending silent messages too,my dog is so happy, she knows me too!!
    Great video! 😁👍

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  22. Great vid Doc! I talk with all my animals. I have an 18 yr old cat who argues with me. She is like my second wife lol

    Are you familiar with Pottenger's Cats? Very good info on species appropriate nutrition.

    🥩💪🤙

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  23. I’m tearing up as I lost my 13 yr old on 3/23/23. We had such a beautiful bond. 10 lbs of love. My words to her everyday was I LOVE YOU. All these years, with kisses on her forehead and how she would give me kisses back. She would lick my tears away and knew when I was sad. I miss my little Grace so much. My precious Gracious.

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  28. I have 2 Shar Pei's, Mr Baxter Brown who nudges me or whines at me when he wants something and Jensen Button who always comes to say thank you for his food. They definately do communicate with humans and I'm always speaking to them. Absolutely love my fur babies,,🥰😍

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  29. Dr.Jones, you are an amazing person. If only more vets were like you, the world would be a better place. Try it by visualuzing what your dog doing the action would see with his own eyes. You need to only send the message as if you were seeing what the dog would see doing the action, no words, only images. And you need to look at the dog in the 3rd eye. DO NOT DO THAT WITH A UNKNOWN DOG… Please look at Dr. Joel Dehasse DMV work.

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  33. I am a believer! My dog is really good at reading my thoughts or body language. (When he’s interested) I also think he feels I don’t always understand him so he barks loudly at me to get his point across. 😂

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