Explaining "why" To A Dog

Dogs Have Found Themselves In An Odd Predicament By Living With Humans. In The Wild, Dogs Don't Need Humans To Achieve Balance. They Have A Pack Leader, Work For Food And Travel With The Pack. When We Bring Them Into Our World, We Need To Help Them Achieve Balance By Fulfilling Their Needs As Nature Intended. This Takes Exercise And Discipline Before Affection, And Always Maintaining Your Calm, Assertive Pack Leadership.

Discipline Isn't About Showing A Dog Who's Boss; It's About Taking Responsibility For A Living Creature You Have Brought Into Your World.

Mother Nature's Ruthless To The Weak, But Isn't Arbitrary Cruel Or Negative. Mother Nature Saves Aggression For Extreme Situations, And Instead Uses Consistent Leadership--to Help Keep Things Running Smoothly. Mother Nature Doesn't Rule By Fear And Anger, But By Calm Strength And Assertiveness.

I Don't Believe In Ever Putting A Dog Down For Behavior Issues, Because That's Just Punishing The Dog For Something Wrong That Humans Did.

I Was Blessed To Grow Up On A Farm, And When You're A Farm Boy, Exercise Is Part Of Your Lifestyle. Like It Or Not, That Environment Makes You Work Out. On The Farm, Nature Is Your Gym. You Walk And Run And Swim And Have To Do A Lot Of Work With Animals Too.