Great Dane Fearful of Robots
Free Advice from Animal Communicator, Madeleine Walker
Hi Madeleine,I have 1 year 4 month old Great Dane female. Ever since I got Zoey at age 2 months she has been driving with me in my car. But since she reached 1 year she would get very scared and even start shivering, especially at robots. She should be use to car rides. Why is Zoey scared now?
Hanjo
Hi Hanjo,
Luckily, I have just returned from working in South Africa, so I know what you mean by Robots! Robots are solar-powered traffic lights in the UK. Think back as to whether you have had any problems with the men who hang around at the robots asking for work or selling things. Zoey is showing me some concern about this and I think she's either been frightened perhaps without you knowing it. Or, because she is bigger and more mature now, she may be picking up on some anxiety that you might be feeling either now or in the past. Animals know so much more about our emotional state than we realise. Have a think back and see if you can find the trigger.
The Australian Bush flower emergency essence can be very useful for fear or rescue remedy with the Bach Flower remedies is another great calming remedy. This could be given before a journey until she gets used to the fact that you are both safe and nothing is going to happen. Be mindful of your state of mind. Project calm leadership energy and this will help enormously.
Best wishes,
Madeleine Walker,
Animal Communicator
Disclaimer: Madeleine Walker shares insights derived from animal communication. Any advice she offers is not meant as a substitute for veterinary care or basic dog obedience training.
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