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Give Your Dog Something To Do Before You Share Food, Water, Toys Or Affection. This Way The Dog Earns His Treat. For Example, Have Him Or Her Perform The "sit" Or "down" Command.

To Me Dogs Are Not The Students, Not The Ones That Need Training. To Me A Dog Is A Teacher Of Life, Who Teaches Us The Principles Of The Most Important Moral Values; Honesty, Integrity, Loyalty, Trust, Respect And Love.

It's A Big Mistake When Encyclopedias Say "loyal" - This Dog, This Breed Has This Ability To Be Loyal, To Be A One Person Dog. I Don't Agree With That. I Think All Dogs Are Honest, All Dogs Have Integrity, All Dogs Are Loyal And They're All Capable Of Loving You. It Doesn't Come From The Breed. It Comes From The Dog.

With A Dog, People Are Not Disciplined. They Think That By Spoiling A Dog The Dog Is Going To Love Them More. But The Dog Misbehaves More Because They Give Affection At The Wrong Time.

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!