Hi Dagmar,                                                                         12.04.09

Thankyou very much for talking to Emma. I feel we have become much closer as a team.

On the weekend, at Gawler River ODE, I was praising her around the whole course and we got our first clear round since last year. I appreciate all of your help and advice. The feedback you gave me was amazing and has helped me a lot.

THANKYOU!!

Love Chloe and Emma     SA

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Hi there & good afternoon Dagmar,                                          29.03.09

Just a quick little email to follow on from your consultation with my thoroughbred Herbie (bay with white heart star).

I have leased a companion pony who is now paddocked with Herbie.  Herbie seems much more settled, and as my other horse Coco (bossy tb/appy) is paddocked separately (biting issues) Herbie is no longer at the bottom of the pecking order.  The pony thankfully has three sheep to boss around, so he isn’t the bottom of the chain either!!

I took Herbie to Mt Crawford dressage club for an outing (not to compete) about three weeks ago.  It was a terribly windy day so I saddled him up and led him around, amongst the horses warming up – previous times he’d snort, prance, put his tail straight up etc etc etc…. but this time he was very relaxed.  I spent time with him on the ground, just reassuring him that being around the other horses was okay, and he really seemed much happier.

Onwards & upwards from here!!!!

Thanks heaps for your help,

 Lynette

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Hi Dagmar,                                                                         19.03.09

Everything is great. Thankyou for talking to Daulton. We had the Chiro out the next day and you were spot on with everything. I asked him if he had heard of you and he said he doesn't know you but has worked on a lot of horses you have done and is amazed that you are pretty well 100% spot on every time. You said he was sore in the wither area both sides. When I took his rugs of either side of his wither he had lots of lumps were a bull ant or something had bitten him poor thing. You said he felt like his old owners had just abandoned him threw him away couldn't work that out as they were just getting out of horses. But thinking about it we brought him and for two weeks he went to the property next door with Taylas instructor for some work to be done on him. He would have been able to see his paddock buddies over the fence and wonder why. The list just goes on. We can relate to most everything you said. Tayla is excited about her future with Doulton and looking forward to doing all the things you suggested. It brought tears to our eyes some of the things you said about how he felt about things. You have a wonderful gift and we are so grateful you could share it with us.

Kind Regards

Sandra & Tayla

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Dear Dagmar,                                                                     28.02.09

Thank you so much for your incredible insight with our lovely horse, Razzie and Lizzie. You have an amazing gift, of which I can truly say, is used as a positive learning tool and also...and healing catalyst. I can't begin to tell you the weight that has lifted from my heart tonight.....to know how Razzie feels and that she is fairly happy with us means so much. I challenge anyone who doubts your gift....

We will be in touch and I am sure Razzie would love to talk to you again. You are welcome to come and visit her at any time!

Take Care and thank you once again,

Annie

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Dagmar,                                                                            08.02.09
                     
Thank you so much for sharing your special gift with me and my horse. Your information was so accurate I was shocked, but because of you I was able to let my horse go and have the peace and freedom he needed, which was not going to happen in this world. In my darkest hour Dagmar you brought in a light that I will always be grateful for, your kindness is very appreciated. May my beautiful horse now have eternal peace.
Thank you
Von
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                                                                                       29.01.09

To anyone considering using Dagmar’s remarkable service,  I have only positive comments about her unique and beneficial ability. If only we all had this gift, life would be a happier place for many.

Dagmar communicated with my mare Keena on 2 separate occasion, approximately 2 months apart. On both occasions the information she relayed to me in our follow up phone conversation was accurate, helpful,
and could only have come from actually communicating with Keena.

The first conversation between Dagmar and Keena took place on a Friday, and I did not speak to Dagmar until the Tuesday. Dagmar was unaware that in the meantime my girl had an “incident” with a gate and was in an equine hospital with pretty bad chest and forearm lacerations. She also mentioned straight away in the call that she had “checked in” with Keena that morning.

The information she passed on was amazing, such as accurately describing my driveway, the bit I was using, feed, the events I compete in, my choice of music (or rather lack of… Keena said I play the same music all the time, and she was right, playlist A on I tunes every night!) . She also described areas of soreness and pain consistent with her accident, but the winner was when she said her nearside eye was injured/sore and swollen. I dismissed this statement initially as fishing, but imagine the look on my face when I went to pick her up from the vets and there was her nearside eye, all
cloudy and swollen.. I did a great goldfish impersonation!

The second communication was a great follow up, and the information she passed on was again eerily accurate and could only have come from my horse. She described her paddock mate, their relationship, the random friends horse that we had for only a month that she disliked, and her personality. She also described her sore spots etc, and this was confirmed that week by a chiropractor, every single point. She also mentioned that she like acupuncture (which she had had), and suggested we do it again. I asked the Chiropractor for this treatment, and suggested not sedating her this time. Keena practically grinned at us afterward!

My relationship with both my horses has definitely changed, I am aware that they understand everything I am saying, and treat them like I want to be treated, and the sneaky standing on my feet and hitting me on the head with their chins as I work under their head has gone (almost.. sometimes it must be too hard to resist!)

I will be using Dagmar’s service in the future as required, and would not hesitate to recommend to anyone that they try her services, she has a great gift that she is happy to share, and the results may just surprise you,
I know they did me.

 Regards Kirsty and Keena

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Hi Dagi                                                                           28.01.2009

Dagmar you have an amazing gift of communicating to animals, I have had you communicate with quite a few of my animals mainly horses but also my dog. Absolutely amazing everything you said was accurate or I could piece together, everything! My dog was the funniest, she has this tendency to not come when called, but will look at me like I know I should come but I’m not, well that exactly what Dagmar said and Nellie (dog) said that I would never leave her so there was no need to come until she was ready!!! Which is true!

Even down to the fact my horse Sly (my horse) commented on a dripping tap coming from the stable area, which was one of the automatic waters leaking and a noise coming from the stable block that was annoying which I worked out to be the electric fence box tic tic tic-ing away, (when I sat and listened actually thought how annoying it would be too) which is situated very closely to his stable (I now turn it off of a night time when he comes in!) The one that really blew me away was Dagmar had said that Sly was sorry that he kicked out at me but it wasn’t at me, he got a fright with the thing you were carrying, I had let him out the stable one morning and had a chaff bag under my arm that I had used to carry hay out on his way out he double barrelled at me which he has never done, and I thought to myself oh my god how on earth would Dagmar know that if she didn’t have that special gift. Also Sly’s comment made about my daughter was absolutely spot on, I did have a laugh about his comment, how true!

I have a better understanding of my animal’s personalities, their needs, wants & wellbeing. I would not hesitate at all in recommending Dagmar to anyone. I think anyone that truly cares for their animals should have Dagmar to have a chat to them, it truly is amazing.

Thank you again Dagmar and you have a lifelong client with me!!!

Luv

Libby and all her four legged friends!

 

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Hi Dagmar,                                                                       26.01.09

Just to tell you, she LOVES that bit. My instructor could not get over it. She was completely amazed. She wanted me to try one out first (they are not the cheapest), but I took the plunge and bought one, and I am so glad I did!

We are going to a show at one of the best stables in SA this weekend, so I am very happy that she will have a bit more of an advantage.

The dog that she is talking about is a white staffie called Tony, which barks at one of the horses near her. I haven't worked out what in particular the grooms are cooking that she thinks smells so terrible - most of the things that they cook smell pretty bad to me.

I have a huge favour to ask you. Would it be possible for you to communicate with my gelding? He is going for a vet check next week for his insurance, and I would love to have some info before that... as well as getting to know him better :)

Thanks
Nicky

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Hi Dagmar,                                                                       21.12.08

Just wanted to update you on one of the horses you read for us - and that is Spud.

What we didn't tell you during the consultation was that the last time we took Spud to a show we were unable to get him on the float to come home.  After 2 1/2 hours we gave up, but with the help of a very lovely young lady had him loaded and off home very easily the next morning.

So, following your consult we decided that we would approach Spud in a very different way. 

Firstly, when we went to collect him from the agistment place we parked the float in full view of the paddock.  After catching him, and while walking down from the paddock with his mates, Amelia explained to Spud that we needed him to go on the float and that we were taking him back to the stables.

He walked straight on.  

Since coming back in we have reassured him several times that he is a keeper, and in a forever home.  He has been SOOO relaxed for Amelia to ride - and my blood pressure levels have gone down enormously.  There is nothing more frightening to a mother than to see a bouncing, unpredictable 16.3hh TB with YOUR child on top.  Even when that child is an adult - makes no difference at all!!

What has really blown us away though was something he did last week.  Amelia was "building" a makeshift bridge - to train her young horse over for western riding.  She was using a pallet, with bags and a strip of rubber over it.  While she was doing this Spud just walked up casually and climbed onto it.  He looked so smug - have attached a photo.

 

Each time Amelia moved him off he walked back on, as though to say "If you think that young whippersnapper can do it, so can I".

Spud is the very last horse we would have expected to do this - he has always seemed nervous of anything different, but now he is just the most laid back character.   We have had to put the bridge away - Spud keeps wanting to stand on it!  Not sure what they would think of him at a western show though.  At least Mia would be able to look down on all those quarter horses!!

Once again thank you for bringing out some of Spuds issues, which have helped us to understand him better - he obviously appreciates it too.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you.

Lynn and Amelia

 

 

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