Welcome to Human Animal Communication Training!

This is a replay of my Animal Communication Training  Series where I interview experts who guide you through various techniques in Animal Communication. If you don’t want to miss any of this How to Talk to Animals Training Series, then go here to register:  https://valheart.com/training-signup

This special human animal communications training and coaching class will help you learn how to connect and communicate better with your dogs, cats and other animals.  Specific questions are answered including: what animal talk is all about, how do animals communicate, how to know what your pet’s purpose is, how to use animal communication to help with shelter/rescue/fostered animals, how animal talk can help you help your dog when they are ill, tips on communicating with groups of animals, and much more.

Together WE can do our part to help our pets and animals live a natural healthy life.

If you enjoy this interview, I urge you to click the link below and Register for more wonderful interviews with other professional pet psychics in this Series!

PLEASE! Don’t keep this a secret!!

We can really use your support to help more pets and their people.  This is an unprecedented, collaborative joint venture based on my mission of reaching and teaching One Million animal lovers around the world how to talk to animals.

Share this with your animal loving friends now, okay?

You have to come – you know your pet wants you to.

Bonus: Once you’re registered, you’ll get access to future guest interviews too!

See you soon!

Val Heart, The Real Dr Doolittle
Host of the Animal Talk Coaching & Mastery Club

Please share your comments and insights about this episode in the comments below.

This article was previously published April 23, 2015, and was updated on April 17, 2023.

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