I've Been On Antidepressants For Years, And

You Got To Get Away From Words If You Want To Understand Any Animal. It Thinks In Pictures, It Thinks In Smells, It Thinks In Touch Sensations - Little Sound Bites Like, It's A Very Detailed Memory.

There's No Black And White Dividing Line Between A Mild Aspergers, Which Is The Mild Autism, And Computer Engineer, For Example.

One Of The Big Areas I'd Like To See A Lot More Research Done On Is The Sensory Problems, And It's Real Variable. One Kid's Got Sound Sensitivity; Another One Can't Tolerate Fluorescent Lights. I Can't Stand Scratchy Clothes.

There Is Three Different Ways That Autistic Kids Will Interact With Animals.and They Also Need To Make Sure That They're Not Getting Too Rough With Their Animals - They Need To Learn How To Pet The Dog Properly, They Can't Be Pulling Its Ears And Things Like That.

I Know A Lot Of Animal Communicators And I Think A Lot Of Them Are Just Good Behaviorists Because They Pick Up On A Lot Little Posture Things Like How The Eyes Look, The Posture Of The Cat Ears, Is It Tense? They're Picking Up Just A Lot Of Their Body Cues From The Dog, The Cat Or The Horse.