In America, Dogs Are Viewed

I'll Believe It If I See It" For Dogs Translates To "i'll Believe It If I Smell It." So Don't Bother Yelling At Them; It's The Energy And Scent They Pay Attention To, Not Your Words.

It Becomes Very Obvious, By Reading A Dog, How Stable Or Unstable His Human Companion Is. Our Dogs Are Our Mirrors.

Some Dogs Could Play Fetch All Day Long, While Others Have Absolutely No Interest In Chasing A Ball. Some Might Love "find The Treat" Type Puzzle Toys And Others May Completely Ignore Them. The Important Things Are That Your Dog Finds The Toy Interesting Without Becoming Obsessed Over It, And That It Is Size And Safety Appropriate For Your Dog. A Chihuahua Is Probably Not Going To Be A Good Match To A Kong As Big As She Is, And You Wouldn't Want To Risk Having Your Malamute Swallow One Of Those Smaller Size Tennis Balls.

It's Not The Breed That Makes A Good Companion. All Dogs Are Great Companions.

I Do Think There Are Some Dogs - Although It's Very, Very Rare - That Do Have To Be Kept Away From All Other Dogs And All Humans Except For The One Strong Pack Leader Whom They Trust. But I Think I've Run Into Less Than A Handful Of Dogs That Were Like That In My Entire Career.