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Questions that matter: A repost
The following is a guest post I wrote for Your Pit Bull & You last week. And because of the importance of the topic, I think it warrants reposting here. This is a “stop and think” post. Per the title, … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, animal behavior, Animal Farm Foundation, animal welfare, asking hard questions, best practices, critical thinking, dog rescue, dogs, Drayton Michaels, Kelly Schutt Cottrell, learning, losing the forest for the trees, non-profits, Pit Bull Guru, pit bulls, rehoming animals, rescue groups, role of language, self reflection, self-fulfilling prophecy, Your Pit Bull and You
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Animal Histories
The author of the Fearfuldogs blog recently published a post titled “The Way We Were” featuring some photos of childhood pets that she’d found while scanning family photos. And over the past few months, largely in anticipation of the birth of … Continue reading
