Husky Has Funny Conversation with a Pet Psychic!

I recently found out that there are people that can communicate with animals. And that got me thinking, is there anything in my dog's life they felt was missing? So I searched and found one of the top rated animal communicators. And the crazy part is, she does these readings over Skype or phone just by looking at a picture of your dog. I was unsure if this would even work, but I decided to try it. I was so glad I did. This was my dog's funny conversation with her. Hi. Okay, the first thing she's saying is, she says, I'm not the digger. I'm not the digger, it's not my home. She says that Kakoa will, like, instigate her. And then, like, it's almost like Kakoa goes, look over here, look, look, look. And she'll be like, what's that? Okay, let's, let's, let's, let's dig at it a little. Because Skye says she has these, these nails, like the nails, and so she'll, like, start digging. But she says Kakoa kind of puts her up to it. She says, I'm not the digger. It's not my fault. So she's really interested in, like, that earthy smell. She really likes dirt. And she'll put her nose, like, all in it, and, like, put her nose literally to the dirt. She says, don't wipe my nose. I want to keep the smell. And she's picking her paws. Do you wipe her nose? Yes. We have pet wipes, and we wipe their face and their paws. After every walk. She says she really likes it when it's a little bit muddy, and so it really gets into her skin. So, like, she's trying to make, like, in human terms, like, a freaking mud face, mud mask for her face. And then she says, oh, okay. She says, don't move me away from the wet, like the sprinklers or the water. Like, she wants to walk through it. She wants to smell it. I think she has you fooled, quite honestly. She understands a lot more than she lets on, and she just doesn't care. She doesn't care. But it's, like, very much her way. And anything that she does, it's her decision. Don't clean my eyes. Well, I clean her eye boogies every morning. Oh, yeah. My eyes. And then also she likes, again, to me, it's like a mud mask. She likes when the mud is up, like, up above her eyes. It's interesting. So, I feel like she'll grab her head on the ground, like this, and it gets, like, by her ears. Now, this is where I'm going to disagree with her, and I'm going to tell her, no, you need to clean by her ears so she doesn't get any infections. Like, that's not, you know, sure. You don't want to clean your face by, but they got to clean your ears. Oh, that kind of happens with me, girl. Maybe we can work on other parts, but we got to keep your ears clean. It's dangerous. And, okay. So, it's interesting, because she likes the water. She doesn't like it when you give her a bath. Again, because it has to be her decision. She wants to go through a sprinkler. That's her decision. You're making the decision to give her a bath. What about a pool? One second, I'm just listening. I feel like she's cautious about it. She can't tell how deep it is. Is she open to it? Let me ask her. Do you have a little doggy swim vest? Yes. Is it like an orange or a pink? Yeah, it's pink. So, I'm going to show her that that keeps her safe. I know, she says the life vest is hot. I know you don't like it. She just doesn't. And it's too, she says it's too tight. Yeah, she's not the kind of dog, and I think Kakoa is a little bit more likely to do it if she hasn't already. Has she jumped in? She has not, no. I think Kakoa is more likely to be the one that just says, screw it, I'm going to go in. And I'm just showing her the pool is, you know, it's relaxing and there's nothing. No, there's nothing in the water. What do you have in the water? It scares her. Is it a little floaty, a little, or is it maybe the pool cleaner? It's a pool cleaner. The pool cleaner scares her. She thinks that thing is absolutely scary. And it's funny, because it's something like I wouldn't even think of. And then when she explains it, when she shows it to me, I'm like, oh yeah, it kind of looks like, kind of like an octopus. All right, I can see how that would be scary. No, nothing's going to, she's just afraid it's going to hit her, afraid it's going to come get her. Okay, so she would like to change to see again how she's like, I'm ruling this. You would like to talk about her food situation. Okay. She said she would like to eat without her sister. Her sister tries to take her food. That her sister tries to eat her leftovers. And I don't like her. In regards to this. Okay. No. Okay. And don't give her more than me. She also likes cheese. One second. There's something that she's showing me that she likes to carry around her mouth, bone. And it's almost like she likes to show off. Show it off. It's like, look at, look what I have. And she says, when I do that, you need to acknowledge me. Like, she needs more bravado. Like, oh, Skye, you know, bravado, right? Okay. And she likes the pats. Like the pat, pat, pat. Like on the side. Does that make sense? Yeah, yeah. Like not like, well, she wants the pats. But it's not hitting, but it's patting. Yeah. Like she likes it a little rough. She loves her chest rough. But she wants more scratches. So we do, we take a lot of vacations with her. Does she have a place that she likes the most? That she's showing me a waterfall. A waterfall, and there were like rocks. And it was kind of technical, at least for her and her eyes. She had to walk down these rocks. And waterfall could be, it doesn't have to be technically a waterfall. It could even be like a dam. It could be just something with water. It could even be like rapids or, you know, something about the waterfall. And then I just see wet rocks. She likes things that she can figure out. She likes to be challenged. She also likes the lake. This question kind of goes back. I told you we got a new house. Does she like it? Yes, there's more room for her to run. And she likes if there's rabbits or squirrels in the backyard. Yes, we just found that out as well. I wanted to know, does she like her name? Yes, it's easy. What about like the nicknames we call her? Syllables, too many syllables. She obviously doesn't know the word syllable, right? But I'm hearing da, da, da, da, da. Like syllables. Yeah. It's like, ah. Does she like the food that we feed her? Yes. But I mean, that's why she brought up earlier is I need to talk about my food. And her biggest complaint is that her sister eats it. Does she have a favorite, mom or dad? I hate this question. I'd say that with love, actually. I mean, I do say it with love, no judgment. But this is why I don't like to answer it. Because it's just like, you're not gonna have a favorite child. You're gonna love them for reasons. Yeah, exactly. And with animals, I mean, I'm still gonna ask her. But generally, it's like, you're my favorite because you're right in front of me right now. Got it. Or you're my favorite because you sneak me jerky. Do you know what I mean? Yes. Like, they love you for different reasons. I would say, Kenny, she likes you when you walk her, but you seem to like let her get away with more on her own. Yeah. And then she likes watching TV with you, Mariah. Oh. Does Skye have a perfect day? I'm laughing because I think it was kind of what she was talking about in the beginning. Getting muddy. Getting dirty. Like, being outside, you know, having the, she loves the whole family together.