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Explaining "why" To A Dog Is Pretty Useless. You Have To Engage Their Instincts In Order To Change Their Behavior.

Having Pets Can Teach Us A Lot Of Things. For Kids, They Are Often Their First Lesson In Responsibility, And Being Responsible For The Well-being Of Another Living Thing Is Actually Great For Anyone, Kid Or Adult. It Teaches Empathy, Consistency, And So Much More - Especially If That Pet Is A Dog.

Through The Years I've Learned To Gain The Trust Of Humans. I'm Really Good At Gaining The Trust Of Animals And I Have Developed The Same Ability With Humans. I Don't Make People Feel Wrong, I Just Make People Aware. I Have Learned To Make People Laugh.

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

Years Later, My Wife, Ilusion, Woke Me Up To The Realization That You Can't Just "dump" Your Whole Species Simply Because You've Had A Few Bad Encounters With Some Of Its Members. ... Intimacy's A Greater Goal To Seek. ...that True Knowledge Of Intimacy Within Our Own Species Will Allow Us To Pass It Along To Interspecies Relations.