Perhaps the man in this picture looks very familiar for some, and yeah! It is Cesar Millan of the reality TV show "The Dog Whisperer" together with his dog a.k.a. "assistant", Daddy. This pitbull had really helped Cesar during its time and really been influential worldwide because of its remarkable obedience, loyalty, and trustworthiness. Yes, this dog died two years ago and it really surprised me. Even right now, I still can't get over it.
Watching everything he did together with Cesar Millan really inspired me to become a responsible and good pack leader. Patience and disciple are the keys to become like it.
But sometimes, looking at a dog's innocently adorable face makes you feel different in a way that you will do whatever it takes to give whatever he or she wants(which includes giving the dog hundreds of kisses, countless pampering, thousands of dog treats, letting it bite and lick your fingers, and for a dog spoiler, you name it) and make it play with you all the time no matter how disobedient they become with you doing these crazy things. In other words, this is how I treat dogs. I spoil them in my own little ways.. :D
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| Woody |
And here's a picture of my dog named Woody. Isn't he adorable? :) Everyday before I leave the house, I make it sure that I'll be able to kiss and carry him before I go to some place else. That's the way we say our goodbyes. We make each day just like the last day of our lives.
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| Woody and I at the park |
I just want to remind everyone that dogs are really worth taken care of and they also do the same way to us. That from the moment we got them, they have already loved us. That in every time we get mad and even yell at them, we do not realize that they have already forgiven us by just simply staying with us no matter how hard and hurtful for them to see us doing that. They can only live in this world for just 10 to 15 years and they couldn't be with us for a lifetime and grow old with us. Is it too much for us to love someone we could only be with for just a while?
So please love your dogs and take good care of them. Make every moment with them your last. :)
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