“Here are a few more important principals that our dogs live by: • Bonding with those I love and care about is of primary importance. • I forgive others quickly and completely. • If it runs from me, I should… — Jennifer Arnold Copy Share
“Here are a few more important principals that our dogs live by: • Bonding with those I love and care about is of primary importance. • I forgive others quickly and completely. • If it runs from me, I should chase it. If it chases me, I should run from it. • I never approach someone head-on. That might be… — Jennifer Arnold Copy Share
“Though many pet parents believe that their dogs experience guilt, there is no evidence that this is true. In order for our dogs to feel guilty about doing something that we people perceive as wrong, they must have a clear understanding of our human code of conduct and an awareness of the precise actions they took that violated that code.… — Jennifer Arnold Copy Share
“Hunger, safety, & social attachment seem to be more important than play. If an animal is hungry, stressed or lonely, he is unlikely to play.” — Jennifer Arnold Copy Share Image
“Force is always my last resort.” True aggression that causes significant injury is not something a dog wants to use. Dogs will do almost… — Jennifer Arnold Copy Share Image
