Repetition Creates The Master.

Some Dogs Could Play Fetch All Day Long, While Others Have Absolutely No Interest In Chasing A Ball. Some Might Love "find The Treat" Type Puzzle Toys And Others May Completely Ignore Them. The Important Things Are That Your Dog Finds The Toy Interesting Without Becoming Obsessed Over It, And That It Is Size And Safety Appropriate For Your Dog. A Chihuahua Is Probably Not Going To Be A Good Match To A Kong As Big As She Is, And You Wouldn't Want To Risk Having Your Malamute Swallow One Of Those Smaller Size Tennis Balls.

Having Pets Can Teach Us A Lot Of Things. For Kids, They Are Often Their First Lesson In Responsibility, And Being Responsible For The Well-being Of Another Living Thing Is Actually Great For Anyone, Kid Or Adult. It Teaches Empathy, Consistency, And So Much More - Especially If That Pet Is A Dog.

Dogs Do Know How Comfortable You Are With Yourself, How Happy You Are, How Fearful You Are, And What Is Missing Inside Of You.

Dogs Seek Attention From You. But By Paying Them That Attention When They Want It, You're Reinforcing The Bad Or Hyperactive Or Anxious Behavior That You're Trying To Avoid. Practice - No Touch, No Talk, No Eye Contact - And See How You Fare. You Might Be Surprised At How Quickly The Dog Settles Down And Looks To You As His Pack Leader For Direction.

Dogs In America Get More Affection Than Women In Most Third World Countries.