Change Takes Effort. And The Reality Is,

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.

You Cannot "love" A Dog Out Of Her Bad Behavior, Just As You Can't "love" A Criminal Into Stopping His Crimes.

Anything That Can Create Balance In Dogs Is Great. If Veterinarians Can Give You The Solution And Give You Why This Is Causing The Behavior, Of Course. Anything That Is Good For An Animal, Let's Do It.

Everybody Wants A Solution On How To Help Their Dogs, But We Can't Really See The Problem Until We Reconnect Ourselves To Our Instinctual Self.

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.