DOG EXPRESSIONS

 Dogs Are As Smart. . .  As Their Owners !

Ha,HA,Ha!
You make me LAUGH!
I'm very happy resting here!
Ask Churchill Graham to pull the skateboard!
I KNOW, when to rest my paws!
HA, ha...Ha!


  
Our Dog's facial, and body expressions convey  ideas!   We enjoy inventing from our dogs' expressions, to create a reality between us.
 We believe our dogs  understand what we say.
  We want to get-along and know each other's ways.  It is natural for us, and important as well, to conjure-up a vision, or contemplate in the imagination with them.  Why?
We're best friends!
We want to tell the world, "we know each other well."  We convey, "... hey! this is really so..."  We believe it, and give ourselves free rein to let our imagination "run-away" with a believable experience.
Guess What!  It's perfectly all right!
Our ingenious conceptualization
enters a belief system for our dog, who upon our concept, repeatedly act upon it with praises and approval, and after repetitive impromptu scenarios,  it becomes real for each other. 


A good example is the photo of Francesca le Bon Bon.
We identified the vision as our "laughing dog."
Now, every time we see this photo, we think that.  Every time we see our dog with this expression,  we believe she's laughing heartily.  We continue to react with our dog with this belief.
Whether Francesca le Bon Bon believes it or not, we do!  It becomes our reality.


Another example:  Early on as puppies, I had my dogs, Churchill Graham, and Francesca le Bon Bon,  sit,  before eating from their food bowls placed in full vision on their tables.  As they  sit, I prayed, and at the end, would say emphatically. . . AMEN.
Then, I would clap my hands, a signal permitting them to walk-up to their food bowls to eat their dinner.
Since then, they automatically EXPECT and do this behavior before dinner time.
Now,
they are been taught to raise one paw, while I am praying with them.  My repetitive insistence, has now made them understand they must sit & lift a paw
as we pray together,
 they immediately sense the word
Amen,
and their heads raise up 
knowing it is the end of prayer,
and will be walking -up to their food bowls to eat dinner!  This happens!
It's superb!
Teaches discipline, care, and certainly is loving.
For me, 
it's comforting to be thankful.
For the dogs,
they love been loyal to their "pack leader."
For the environment,
there is no grappling for their food,
but rather a calmness . . . good for all.


Yes . . . we do view with our mind's eye, what our dog may be seeing, thinking and saying to us.  Then, subconsciously repeat with approval responses.
After subsequent repetitive approvals, it becomes a reality!
To succeed with our dogs in this manner is humbling and "intellectually" comforting.
With our dogs,
we personally achieve,
and for our dogs,
they personally succeed to please .


Compassionate humans are a great match for dogs!  Dogs are privileged to have naturally imaginative owners.
Our endearing relationship
fulfill each other's 
comforting needs.