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Top Posts
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- Is Your Dog’s Behavior All Your Fault?
- Enforced Togetherness: Love the One You’re With?
- Standing Up For Your Dog
- So You Think You Want a Husky?
- Startle…and Attack?
- Holiday Hazards You Might Not Have Considered
- It’s Not Your Dog!
- Dog Parks: Merriment or Mayhem?
- The Most Dangerous Breed
- Helping Hyper Dogs: Sometimes Less is More
- The Latest Miracle Training Device
- Frustration Tolerance
- The Terrible Weight of Responsibility
- Yes, I Worry
- Truly Dangerous Dogs
- Should You Expect Total Compliance from Your Dog at All Times?
- Walk This Way
- Trainers Say the Darndest Things
- “It Hasn’t Happened Yet”
- Miracle Cure for Dog Aggression!
- When “Come!” Means “Run the Other Way!”
- Permanent Separation and Strict Managment for Fighting Dogs
- Dog Attacks Dog in Home: Is This Situation Salvageable?
- Who Can You Trust with Your Dog?
- Learned Helplessness
- Sudden Changes in Behavior
- It’s All Fun and Games ‘Til Someone Ends Up in a Cone
- Is This Dog Truly Aggressive?
- Is Your Dog’s Play Too Rough?
- Mamas, Don’t Let Your Puppies Grow Up to be Bullies
- Of Hanging Dogs and Unheeded Advice
- Who Wants an Aggressive Dog?
- Cooperation Versus Coercion
- Who Started It?
- The Truth About Consequences
- This Whole Pack Leader Thing
- Long-Distance Behavior Assessment
- Turn Your Dog Into a Supermodel
- Rewarding Bad Behavior
- Your Dogs and the Green-Eyed Monster
- Do Some Rescues Need to be Rescued?
- The Tipping Point
- Is it Always the Owner’s Fault?
- Why No Warning?
- Who Knows What’s Best for Your Dog?
- Pre-Grieving Our Dogs
- Are Dog Parks Worth the Risk?
- The Waiting is the Hardest Part
- The Magic of Expectations
- When Being More Anthropomorphic Might Help
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Wilde About Dogs 
It’s hard to love a dog and at the same time to hold him on a leash! I know that feeling, because I laso have dogs, and my hart is broken when I have to put a leash every time we leave to the park. That’s why I prefer outings away from civilization, where he can swirl freely and unrestricted.
Training done with love and firmness, will always give results. And the dog will not require a leash, even in public places. But the rules of coexistence between people must be respected, just through the love for their own animal.