HorseWhisperers & Animal Psychics: Do Critters Really Talk?

Question

Nope, not in a spoken human language, but yes, they do communicate constantly. Whether it's your happy housepet, your barnyard domestic buddy, or livestock that you make your living from.. all animals talk. Even the wildlife you run into by accident is broadcasting a language, hoping you're listening.

Animals expect other animals to 'hear' them, even if all the talk is non-verbal. Sadly, not that many humans know how to 'hear'.. even from a friendly and well known pet, leaving folks baffled about the nature of animal behaviorism.

I like to listen, and have spent 50 years learning to understand different creatures' languages in all their most basic forms. I train horses and dogs professionally, am trained by cats and wildlife, and live with an eccentric batch as pals. I really enjoy helping interprete for humans, & maybe solving a few mysteries about critters along the way.

Ask me any animal or behavior question; if I dont know the answer? I may know where to look!

( I have a friendly little all-horse blog here at
http://horsespit.blogspot.com/ where all horsie-type questions are welcomed.. feel free to visit! )
Happy Horsing Around, y'all; have fun, be safe! regards, CritterTalker aka Magz

Answer 1

You needed to add that the best way to understand the unspoken words of out fourleggers is body language--how they communicate with one another--such as pinned ears or tail swishing --a sudden foot stomp too --

Answer 2

That is so cool!!!! I wish I could talk to animals! I love animals so much! I have five house bunnies, a dog, two cats and also, two feral cats. How do you talk to them!

Answer 3

I used to talk to the cat we just got rid of and it seemed as if she understood me. She would meow in different tones and sometimes just stared at me blankly.Did she really understand me or am i just crazy?

Answer 4

have no idea never heard them

Answer 5

ONLY DOCTOR DOOLITTLE