Can cats and dogs talk? An animal communicator speaks to our cat and tells us what it’s thinking
Does your cat think you’re too needy? Do you ignore one of your dogs? Pet communicators say they can tell you just what your furry friends are thinking
It’s a strange thing to live with someone (or something, if you prefer) for years and never know what it’s thinking (other than “feed me”). And cats, especially, are weird. Unlike dogs – who “smile”, wag their tails and bark to communicate – they’re pretty much impossible to read, which is why I enlisted the help of an animal communicator in an attempt to better understand my furry companions.
The Institute of Scientific Animal Communication was founded by an MIT graduate with a master’s degree in computer science
Animal communication itself isn’t a new concept – in fact, it’s been around for as long as animals have. Long ago, before language was invented by humans, we were all supposedly born with the ability to communicate instinctively, intuitively, and (stay with me) telepathically.