Talk To Me: Intuitive Animal Communication Made Easy

by Richard Faragini

Imagine unlocking the secret language between you and your beloved pet-their thoughts, feelings, and needs finally revealed through a profound connection that transforms your relationship forever.



Discover the Life-Changing Power of Animal Communication



Have you ever gazed into your dog's soulful eyes, wondering what they're thinking? What if you could actually have a conversation with them? This groundbreaking guide reveals two remarkably simple methods anyone can master to establish genuine two-way communication with animals-no psychic abilities required.



What You'll Discover



Simple, proven techniques to understand what your pets are trying to tell youHow to receive clear responses from animals using only your natural abilitiesPractical solutions to resolve puzzling behaviour problems through mutual understandingReal-life success stories spanning dogs, cats, horses, birds, and even wildlife

Through decades of experience working with countless animals, the author shows how intention, focus, and receptiveness are all you need to bridge the communication gap between species. The visible changes in your pet's behaviour will provide undeniable proof that true connection is happening.



While featuring heartwarming canine stories, this compassionate guide extends to all animal companions-domestic and wild-revealing their emotional depth and intelligence through touching, sometimes surprising encounters.



Perfect for dog parents, cat enthusiasts, equestrians, and wildlife admirers alike, "Talk To Me" isn't just about pet communication-it's about fostering a profound shift in consciousness that recognizes animals as the sentient, thinking beings they truly are.

Open your heart, expand your mind, and embark on an extraordinary journey that will forever change how you see and interact with the animal kingdom.



Your furry, feathered, and scaled friends have been waiting to talk to you-are you ready to listen?

153 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 10, 2025

About the author

Growing up in the 1950s and 60s on an acreage in Northern Alberta, Richard lived with nature and learned a love for animals. In the 1980s, he first heard of animal telepathy and had his first glimpses of its reality. Not being fully convinced, over the next four decades, he began to experiment with the concept that two-way full communication with animals was possible. With his brother, Myles, opening a boarding kennel, working with animal communication became the norm. Both Myles and Richard then took an animal communication workshop to deepen their ability.

Communicating with hundreds of dogs at the kennel, plus their own dog companions, and performing thousands of communications, the evidence became overwhelming that all animals have a highly developed sixth sense known as telepathy. Many successes and failures were recorded at the time of the communication to document the experience as accurately as possible.

With the desire to share with all lovers of animals the profound connection that is easily achieved, this book was written.

Reviews

[Christine Bode · Rating 4 out of 5]

As someone who has shared life with three unforgettable dogs—each a universe of quirks, wisdom, and wonder—I opened Richard Faragini’s Talk To Me: Intuitive Animal Communication Made Easy with genuine curiosity. A trusted colleague, Dawn, first introduced me to Richard’s work, and I’m grateful she did.

My current dog struggles with acute separation anxiety, a challenge that has shaped our six years together. I hoped this book might shed light on how to support her—and near the end, in the “Helpful Hints” chapter, I found exactly the kind of guidance I needed. It’s advice I’m eager to put into practice, with hope woven through every step.

I approach life open-heartedly, believing in reincarnation and the deep intelligence of intuitive communication. I’ve met several gifted animal communicators over the years; Richard Faragini belongs firmly in that company. Even if you don’t share these beliefs, the beauty of this book is that it remains grounded, accessible, and rich with insight for anyone willing to engage.

Richard’s gift lies in how effortlessly he breaks down the fundamentals of meaningful connection with our animal companions. His teachings blend learned wisdom with instinctive understanding, reminding us that all of us can cultivate a deeper, more respectful dialogue with the creatures who share our homes and hearts.

He also touches on a pervasive belief—rooted in longstanding religious doctrine—that animals lack souls. Anyone who has lived alongside more than one animal knows how profoundly untrue that is. Their individuality, their emotional range, their unmistakable presence make it clear. If this sentiment doesn’t resonate with you, this book likely won’t either. But for those who recognize animals as sentient, soulful beings, Richard offers a perspective that feels like coming home.

Through research and personal experience, he underscores that animals use complex forms of language, deserving of the dignity and empathy we so often reserve only for humans. He teaches us how to approach them with clarity and kindness—initiating soft eye contact, meditating to expand our receptivity, asking permission before engaging, and expressing gratitude afterward. These steps build a bridge of trust and mutual respect.

Richard also explores how dogs think and feel. Their emotions span joy to fear, affection to frustration—but unlike us, they don’t cling to anger or resentment. They live rooted in the present. They remember, yes, but memory isn’t the seat of their existence. And because they are deeply telepathic, Richard and his brother Myles have learned to communicate with them in remarkable ways—an ability I’ve glimpsed in my own bond with my dog.

Dogs have free will, personal preferences, and distinct temperaments. Some are open books, while others guard their inner worlds. Some crave jobs and purpose; others simply want calm companionship. All, however, long to be understood, respected, and guided with clear leadership. Richard reminds us of the importance of being the steady, confident “alpha” our dogs need.

The book also highlights how dogs absorb meaning through sound, tone, and body language—often far more than we realize. Richard’s breakdown of canine body language alone is worth the read, especially for first-time dog guardians. His communication strategies are gentle, practical, and encouraging, urging us to keep trying even if our first attempts feel clumsy.

But the heart of this book beats strongest in the stories Richard and Myles share—tender vignettes of connection with dogs, horses, and birds. Their love for animals radiates from every page. You can feel their respect, their attentiveness, their humility.

If you devoured Marley and Me, The Art of Racing in the Rain, A Dog’s Purpose, or Lily and the Octopus, you’ll find that same emotional resonance here—but with a transformative twist. Talk To Me doesn’t just celebrate our bond with animals; it deepens it. For anyone yearning to strengthen their relationship with the creatures they cherish, this book is a gentle, powerful companion. I wholeheartedly recommend it.