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Amazing stories of Lydia Hiby’s conversations with animals along with photographs. Lydia Hiby calls herself an animal communicator or an animal psychic. Simply, she talks to animals. For nearly 20 years Hiby has worked with thousands of animals and pet owners as an animal communicator. She listens to what the animals tell her, and relays these messages of concern and insight to caring humans. In this book, Hiby talks about her own experiences communicating with animals, which started when she was a child. She also discusses ways that others can learn to communicate with their companion animals. She shares fascinating and heart warming stories of her work with dogs, cats, horses, and a variety of exotic animals. Hiby tells of using her communication abilities to search for lost pets, and her insights from animals about death and grief. Most importantly, Conversations with Animals reinforces the powerful connection that weaves together the lives of animals and humans. OTHER BOOKS BY THIS AUTHOR: |
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for Conversations with Animals I am a born skeptic, so I wasn’t about to buy into the accounts I’d heard of Lydia Hiby’s remarkable ability to communicate with animals. But one conversation with Lydia made a believer out of me. Lydia told me things about my dog---who was ill and dying---that she couldn’t have learned through conventional means. I still can’t explain it, but I realize there are forces in life that we’ll never understand and must just take on faith. And Lydia Hiby may be one of those. --Sandy Banks. Columnist, Los Angeles Times Except for licking, tail wagging, and assorted woofs, I honestly don’t know if animals can communicate or how they think, but I have seen Lydia Hiby do her thing and her work with animals brought my entire audience to tears. She was even right on target with the thoughts of my own cat and dog! --Leeza Gibbons During veterinary school at UC Davis, nonverbal communication was not a method I was trained to use. However, I have always kept an open mind. I use Lydia’s unique ability as a resource in difficult cases. Her insight is intriguing and exciting. Lydia’s accuracy continues to astound me. --Dana R. Bleifer, D.V.M. |
Lydia Hiby was encouraged by her co-author, Bonnie S. Weintraub, to share these inspiring stories in a book. They first met in 1994 when Weintraub’s dog, Kodiak, faced a life-threatening situation. Because of Hiby’s communication with Kodiak, which ultimately led to saving the dog’s life, Weintraub turned from skeptic to a strong supporter of Hiby’s work. Their mutual belief in communicating with animals, and the hope of reaching thousands of other animals and their owners, inspired them to write this book. Photo: Lydia Hiby (left) and Bonnie S. Weintraub
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