{"id":9271,"date":"2018-02-28T16:40:36","date_gmt":"2018-02-28T16:40:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/stories.7thsensepsychics.com\/?p=9271"},"modified":"2024-08-08T10:31:45","modified_gmt":"2024-08-08T14:31:45","slug":"how-people-treat-their-dogs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.7thsensepsychics.com\/stories\/how-people-treat-their-dogs\/","title":{"rendered":"How People Treat Their Dogs"},"content":{"rendered":"

Dog Lovers in a Love Relationship<\/h2>\n

Last week\u2019s article was all about cats<\/a>, now it\u2019s time to highlight dogs in love relationships. Dogs are more popular with the general population. There are some people who dislike dogs; however, the percentage is higher for those who dislike cats. Famous dog lovers are: Virginia Woolf, Stephen King, Oprah, Jake Gyllenhaal, Emma Stone, and the majority of the US presidents owned dogs in the White House.<\/p>\n

Men usually prefer dogs over cats, while some women also have a dog preference. Dog owners love the following qualities in their dog: loyalty, unconditional love, non-judgmental, protectors, and easy to train. Dogs are used for: the military, police department, airports, hunting, guarding, sledding, water\/snow rescue and to assist blind people. <\/p>\n

Even though dogs love the majority of people, they can still sniff out a bad apple. Trust your dog\u2019s judgement on their reaction to a potential love partner. Singles pay attention to the way your date is with his\/her dog or other people\u2019s dogs. If your date mistreat a dog, more than likely you\u2019re next on the list.<\/p>\n

Dog Date<\/h3>\n

Here\u2019s one of my dating stories of how I knew a man was wrong for me:<\/p>\n

I met him and his dog on a blind date in a state park. His dog was a large dog, yet was very sweet. It was a beautiful day that brought out a lot of people. <\/p>\n

Even though other people walked their dog on a leash, my date allowed his dog to walk by his heel. A park ranger pointed out twice that his dog had to be on a leash during our walk. <\/p>\n

A couple of adults and a child became nervous when his dog sniffed them as they walked by. I pointed out to him how people were afraid of his dog. His response was, \u201cHe wouldn\u2019t hurt them.\u201d He ignored my explanation of how strangers aren\u2019t aware of that fact. At the end of the walk, he complained when the ranger gave him a ticket for still not having his dog on a leash. My date\u2019s behavior gave huge clues of his superiority complex and disrespect for rules and people\u2019s feelings. We never went out again.<\/p>\n

Helping non-dog people<\/h3>\n

Non-dog people don\u2019t like them due to the fact that they\u2019re afraid of them, had a bad experience, or weren\u2019t raised in a pet household. These following tips will aid your partner to feel more comfortable around your dog:<\/p>\n