I Wish My Kid Would

Often We Blame The Breed, But In My Opinion, It's Not The Breed, It's The Owner. The Owner Has To Be The Pack Leader And Provide Exercise, Discipline, Then Affection. If You Do That, You'll Have A Sweet, Loving, And Balanced Dog - No Matter What Breed!

I Think We All Connect With Dogs The Most Because They're Pack Animals. I Know That Cats Are A Little Bit Too Aloof For Me, Although I Wouldn't Totally Object To Bringing One Into Our Pack If I Could Find The Right Match That Would Get Along With My Dogs.

Owners Lavish Love On Their Pets, Which Is Why So Many Go From Non-aggressive Pups To Being Out Of Control When They're Older. People Just Don't Realise Their Dog Must Respect Them As Leader Of The Pack.

I Believe It's Our Loss Of Connection With Our Instinctual Side That Prevents Us From Being Effective Pack Leaders For Our Dogs. Perhaps It's Also Why We Also Seem To Be Failing At Being Positive Guardians Of Our Planet.

Dogs Experience The World As It Is, Without Judgement. When We Learn To Do The Same, We Make The World A Better Place.