I was invited to perform an ESP demonstration for a Sweet Sixteen Party in a home on the North Shore of Chicago for a small group of 20 or more teenagers. who wanted to hear my psychic thoughts about their futures. Just as I was about to begin speaking, the ugliest ugly Wire Haired Dachshund dog waddled in with his chin on the floor. He sat by the door as if he was waiting for someone.
"Why is your dog so sad," I asked the birthday girl?
Judy whispered with tears in her eyes, "When we went to adopt Tupper, he didn't want to leave his girlfriend, but my mother said we could only get one dog at a time. Later we found out the other other dog was adopted and the pet store owner didn't know by whom." I don't usually give intuitive messages to pets, but the young girl looked so forlorn, I decided to make an exception and began the show tuning into the dog.
"Tupper doesn't understand why his girlfriend isn't here. He wants to see her. Dogs can't reconcile and Tupper doesn't have the ability to understand what happened. All he knows is that his partner is gone. He cares more about her happiness than his own." This experience taught me that dogs need love as much as humans. All of a sudden I had a hunch. "Go back to the pet store. The people who adopted Tupper's sweetheart have brought her back." A few days later Judy called to say, "You were right. The other people saw how much their dog missed her sweetheart and returned her to the pet store. The owner couldn't find our information and were praying we'd call them.
"Tupper is cheerful now. Thank you for your loving insight."
"Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." Roger Caras |