The Unconditional Love of a Dog

Helping animals in need. That's what we are all about.
We look for ways to volunteer our time, ways to give back to homeless animals, and ways to
teach children how and why we should respect and care for our pets.

When I come home I can hear them inside barking with excitement. I can hear their paws dancing on the floor, waiting for me to open that door.
And when I do, they are as happy to see me after an hour, as they would be if I were gone for a week!
A dog is always happy we're home or happy to be out with us, happy and content to be right by our sides.

They never complain. They are love, positivity and selflessness.
They show us a love so focused and pure of spirit, that it is boundless.

Can we be like a dog? Can we have unconditional love for them and for others?
We can learn, and we can teach others. Being a positive person is a choice we make.
We have to begin to change our mindset and see the world through a dog's eyes.

When you open that door, make the decision to be positive. Take a beat, take a deep breath and
spend a few minutes giving your dogs unconditional love, and your undivided attention.
Our bodies respond in positive ways when we focus on happiness and get out of our heads and the tedious chores of everyday.

Don't our pets deserve to be shown the same love they have for us?
Taking the time to be a positive light in your pet's life, will only benefit everyone. You, your pets and your friends and family will reap the rewards of a more loving and giving, you!

Loving like a dog equals living a life of love.

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