Where you have this dog who doesn't know how to act independently. So very recently, I took my first dog to the mountains and we were there for a month and a half, and he was leash free. He roamed around. I did not stop him whenever he went and met anybody. Because who is going to complain about a pet dog in a jungle full of wild beings? There were always these people who would come and just take your dog
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:13
We try to make meaning out of their behaviors that have nothing to do with what we're thinking. They are. There's lots of books about that anyway. Thank you for loving these beautiful, three beautiful animals. And thank you for being the person that gives them a beautiful home. So my overarching feeling here is Yay for the animals and Yay for you for having such a warm, fuzzy life. It's really great. But I hear your frustration, and I laugh with you
First of all, I love the photo that you posted here. That little you could tell how happy your dog is, but that little frowny face is just so adorable. I have a very similar experience, actually, with one of my four cats. Yes, I have four cats. What was I thinking? I don't know. I just have a very big heart and a soft spot for cats that need a home. Three of my cats are fairly independent
Bowie Rowan
@bowie · 2:45
Hearing about your experience with your dogs made me smile so much. And I don't know if anyone else has an experience like this, but I definitely since I was a kid, had seen how much art, energy and being really impacts the behavior of our animals and how often to depending on what our relationship is to the animal can also impact it. And I'm thinking about how my dogs growing up around my mom, who is a pretty high strong person