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TALKING TO ANIMALS (episodes 7-9)

UK Documentary series (UK)

Role: Narrator and as himself
Episodes: all
Original air dates: 22nd June - 24th August, 2003
Network: ITV

"Talking to Animals" follows the work of Anthony's partner, Sarah Fisher, as she uses the Tellington Touch - a unique approach to working with animals. Sarah is the UK's leading TTouch practitioner. Anthony appears in some of the episodes. The series is produced by Tigress Productions.

Narrated by Anthony Head
Edited by Dave Thrasher, Darren Flaxstone, Rama Bowley & Lee Buers
Researcher Natalie Salmon
Music David Poore
Production Manager Lynn Sinclair
Directed By Rob Sullivan
Executive Producers Andrew Jackson & James Garrett
Series Producer & Director Karen Walsh.
There were nine half hour episodes. Please visit our episode guide.

All pictures are © Tigress Productions 2003 and are used with permission from Tigress Productions.

Nikita learns to tolerate cats
In episode 7 Sarah works with Nikita, who comes from the Mayhew Animal Home – Nikita was reactive to being touched, and also to cats, and responded really well to the work.

TTouch can also be used on Wildlife
Sarah and Anthony also take part in a wolf walk at the UK Wolf Conservation Trust, with their friends, Alyson Hannigan and Alexis Denisof.


	In episode 8 Sarah visits Jensen, an eighteen month old Jack Russell Terrier who has had one leg amputated,		and Sam the parrot who is plucking out his chest feathers.


	Sarah tries to help Muffin, at the TRC, who is suffering from a serious hip injury.		She also meets Hello Dandy, winner of the Grand National in 1984.


	In the final episode Sarah visits Bristol, to help train Colin the Airedale, who dislikes brushes, bicycles, joggers and the postman.		She also visits the Proteus Reptile Trust in Birmingham, to work with a Bosc's Monitor,


	and an aggressive Bull Snake.		A follow up visit is made to Monty the rabbit,


	and Portia the pot-bellied pig		Safira is seen again...healthy and happy.


She is now a permanent resident at the UK TTEAM Centre.

Thanks to Pat for pictures
All pictures are © Tigress Productions 2003 and are used with permission from Tigress Productions.