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Our Pets, Our Mirrors eBook

This ebook offers a unique method of interpreting your pet's physical and behavioral dis-ease, which leads to healing for both animal and human.

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Created by Dr. Susan Wagner

Last Updated: 2026

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Ever wondered why your pets seem to reflect your moods and even your habits? "Our Pets, Our Mirrors" is an eye-opening eBook that explores the intricate emotional and behavioral bonds we share with our pets. Authored by Dr. Susan Wagner, a renowned veterinary neurologist, this book delves deep into the psychological mechanisms that bind humans and their pets.

What you'll learn

  • The science behind the human-pet emotional bond.
  • Recognizing signs of emotional distress in pets.
  • Ways to nurture a healthier relationship with your pets.
  • How pets provide emotional support.
  • The importance of regular health check-ups for pets.
  • How to read your pet's body language.
  • The impact of your emotional state on your pets.
  • Strategies to improve your pet's quality of life.
  • The role pets play in your overall well-being.
  • Building a deeper connection through training and play.

Who This Book is For

  • Pet owners interested in understanding the emotional bond with their animals.
  • Individuals curious about the science behind human-pet relationships.
  • Those seeking to improve the quality of life for their pets.
  • Professionals in the field of veterinary medicine or animal psychology.

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Course Content

  • 1 lesson

Our Pets, Our Mirrors eBook by Dr. Susan Wagner

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INSTRUCTOR

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Dr. Susan Wagner

DVM, MS, DACVIM

Dr. Susan Wagner is a veterinary neurologist whose pioneering work acknowledges the spiritual interaction between humans and animals. Dr. Wagner is an active public speaker in the areas of energy theory, sound therapy, and self-discovery. She is a Healing Touch for Animals® practitioner and founder of Equine Assisted Awareness, an energy-based equine therapy for humans. Dr. Wagner also co-authored Through A Dog's Ear: Using Sound to Improve the Health and Behavior of Your Canine Companion

REVIEWS

Student feedback

So hard to choose. Have just watched Ian's fun and games... great ideas and I will be using them. But for sheer amazingness it would have to be Kelly;s shelter programme. It took me nearly 12 hours to watch (8 full pages of notes, back and forth, an letting my brain recover ). An incredible indepth look at this important work and it was explained at each stage and even tho I dont work at a shelter so much great info that I can use in daily life and in training. Thanks. Also Jo-Rosie was fantastic. Everyone who has a dog, who wants a dog or ever meets a dog.
stephanie richards

various speakers and their focus or specialty . The presentations were very good. I have used a raw diet for my dogs for 20 years and still was enthralled with the information presented and discussed.
thank you very much for this opportunity.

I would recommend to anyone who has a dog or cat or who is interested in a holistic approach to feeding our pets.
charlotte Prudhomme

WOW! Dr. Zach Bush...speechless! Amazing human being that has changed my life forever. Words cannot express how important this person is to our world and to our species. I now have the responsibility to make positive changes and spread the word. Thank you! Everyone
Kris F

Such helpful and workable insight and advice

My daughter in law
Marty handley

For day 2 while I learned a lot I would say Justine Schuurmans was my favorite. Just recommended it to my niece who is dog sitting and I think this will help her a lot.
Fran Ward
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