All of our animals like to help us. It may be in big ways or small but their need to nurture, protect and love is as strong as ours. Through learning animal communication you can identify your animal’s job.

In a multi-animal house there are sometimes problems for all sorts of reasons; a clash in personalities, a squabble over the favourite chair or have you considered a feeling of redundancy? Have all the best jobs gone? Does the newest addition feel left out?

This is especially true in a multi-animal environment. If one animal takes the responsibility of guarding the house, another welcomes guests and other is the clown making everyone laugh, what job does the fourth animal do?

Your animal might pick his own job and simply get on with it, but sometimes they need our help in suggesting a role for them. Look at their personality, their preferences. It’s no good asking a timid dog to guard the house. He will only get stressed.

They might have a seemingly smaller role like being your comforter; whenever you are upset it is their job to bring you affection or make you smile again. But perhaps it is more complex than that?

Don’t forget to thank them, even if you are not sure of their job. Animals thrive on praise as much as we do. Thank you dog for making you laugh, your cat for his affection and your budgie for brightening your day.

Does one particular animal always appear when you are feeling down? Then this is your comforter! Another might encourage you to get some fresh air, or make you laugh, or simply be an unselfish companion who loves you unconditionally. Thank them, for they take their jobs seriously and, like us, they will blossom with praise.

Animals have a role in big or small ways and our pets are no exception. Through learning animal communication you will not only enrich their lives by listening to their needs, your own life will be enriched too. Animal communication will strengthen the bond between you both and a greater understanding will exist, one of many mutual benefits.