10.Creating a Boring Environment
Finally, being a boring person in a boring home leads to a dog that is not just bored, but can get angry. Dogs, like people need a little variety in their lives, so mix things up a little by playing with your dog, going for a walk, or just doing something different.
Meghan Ward
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Retractable leashes are not a good idea. They can break and do not allow for full control of your dog in the case of an emergency Read more at: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2009/03/retractable-leashes-pose-problems-for-people-and-their-pets/index.htm
Mark Kelly Roberts
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My dog puts her front legs around you and pulls you close with her paws. The closer the better..so don’t agree with not hugging!
Carolyn Mackuin
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Kelly Louise
Patricia LaBeau Robbins
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My dog likes her face touched and especially likes to be petted between her eyes and forehead.
Meghan Ward
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same. mine falls asleep when i pet there.
Margaret Millar
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Helen Evans
Julie Brownrigg
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A lot of these make sense. Some I didn’t know.
Rita Dziedzic
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#1 is a lie. My dog gives me hugs.
Patti LeBlanc Gedney
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Those leashes endanger the dog as well as the handler
Patti LeBlanc Gedney
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My dog likes hugs, petting near the head, kisses, and voice commands….but he’s a typical male and doesn’t always listen!
Glenn Clabo
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Sorry…my Lab hugs… and does it on her own.
Klara Allsopp
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Matt Emeny
Alan Morrison
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No hugs?! That’s BS like much of what I see on this page!
Roxanne Brown
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My beagle loves her face being tickled she moves your hand until you pamper her and every morning and every time i come home i get a hug from her too she puts her paws on my shoulders n pushes down until i squeeze her tightly my princess 🙂
Pat Santerre
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Joelle Petitclerc-gagnon, regarde le point 9
Jackie Freeman
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My dog is a hugger. She loved giving hugs.