Differences Between A Trainer And Animal Communicator

Animals often provide messages through a series of non-verbal clues. An Animal Communicator often has the ability to comprehend these clues based on specific behaviors and moods. While some species are better at communicating than others, most all animals have the ability to do so.

While this is the case, not all have the ability to communicate vocally. The most common animals with which humans communicate on a regular basis are apes, birds, cats, dogs, lions and tigers which are also the most vocal. Generally, other animals communicate by the ability to run, hide or scatter. Depending on environment, an animal might react in different ways with regards to a human counterpart.

In all cases, communication between humans and animals defines a desire for a response. Whether a dog wanting to be fed, or cat wanting to be petted, these animals are very good at communicating such needs. Whereas, others are more difficult such as the many animals living in zoos around the world.

When it comes to human commands, animals must be taught over time to understand different orders. A good example of this is in dog training. For, it can often take a great deal of time and patience to teach a dog to sit, stay, come or be leash and house trained. To expedite the process, it should be noted that trainers are some of the best at being able to communicate with other species on the planet. As such, it is imperative that owners pay close attention to commands and tones used during the training process.

One of the most difficult species with which humans attempt to communicate are birds. Not necessarily cockatoos, macaws, parakeets or parrots as these birds have long been known as a talking aspect of the species. In fact, it is now been proved that parrots can carry on intellectual conversations with owners and others. At the same time, it is highly unlikely the bird on the window sill is going to say anything of great importance though may sing a beautiful song to greet the day.

Repetitive phrases have become popular in books, movies and television with regards to getting birds to talk. While this is the case, it should be noted that birds such as parrots have also shown the ability to carry on intellectual conversations. In addition, dolphins and whales both have very distinct and intelligent methods of communicating with humans.

While science has long been involved in the research of animal and human communication, the general population has only began to take this research seriously over the last few decades. In fact, society was very interested in the ability of animals to communicate with humans as early as the late 18th and early 19th century. However, rather than take the research seriously, animals suspected of having this ability were sensationalized and place in circus or other acts within the entertainment industry.

One example of a tool currently being used to prove that dogs can communicate is now being researched in Japan. The Bow-Lingual communication device is a machine being used to decipher different phrases based on different breeds and mix-breed dogs’ barks. The device and methods used are mostly based on an Animal Emotion Analysis System designed at a Japanese Laboratory by Dr. Matsumi Suzuki. If successful, it is most likely a device that will become quite popular with dog owners and trainers in the future.

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