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Belong Anywhere,”
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
The first thing to do is to stop thinking of your dog as if he is a human being.
Sean Vidal Edgerton • Inside of a Dog -- Young Readers Edition: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know
An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us (THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER)
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“I would scarcely have admitted it at that moment but there is something extraordinary in the ordinary practice of keeping animals as domestic companions. The unconditional love we are capable of expressing for small beings can mask but not overcome the fact that we love what we can never finally know. We can love only what cannot be fully recogniz
... See moreWhen I acknowledged that I was, in fact, really nervous about delivering this new training for the first time, I could understand his dog’s subconscious process: ‘my human is not OK; that means things are not OK, which means danger, which means I’m not OK ... which means I need to stay safe and stick close by her - and doing that is more important
... See moreClaire Wilson • Grounded
Jean • My best friend and my witness
Obeying the zookeeper’s every command, just like Minnie, the Lab she’s been trained to believe she is. Unaware that if she remembered her wildness—just for a moment—she could tear those zookeepers to shreds.