Being a dog (animal) lover is a big, important part of my life. I have never had a moment since I was born without a pet.
Caring for these sweet, innocent & sadly at our mercy, little creatures is a part of me. I truly believe and know animals have a soul & feel emotions. They feel physical pain as we do. It drives me insane when I hear people remark that their dog is "fine". "Oh, he's fine outside in the over one hundred degree temperature. He has a water dish & shade most of the day in the corner." Yeah! A tiny bit of shade in a corner only during certain hours of the day & a hot, stale, dirty dish of water!! That sounds "fine" to me! NOT! Or the other end of the weather, cold! The same goes for very cold weather! Just because a dogs breed is Husky, for example, does not mean that this dog who was raised in say, Southern California is fine all day/night outside during winter in Big Bear, CA!! The dog is only used to the environment they lived in. It's not a magic switch the dog can turn of or off! Some people actually believe that a dogs fur coat is magic. It keeps them cool in hot weather and warm in cold, no matter how hot or how cold! Really??!! True, a dogs fur coat is there to insulate, but not to extremes. If it is too hot for you, yourself to stay outside all day with little to no shade and a water bottle with warm water, then the same goes for your dog! Cold weather the same. If you get too cold with your thick winter coat & hat on outside, so does your dog! Dogs don't have shoes or gloves either. Yes, they have thicker skin on their feet then we do, but in between their toes is hairless pink, skin! No fur! The skin on their feet is not so tough as the soul of a shoe. They cannot take walking along the street or sidewalk on very hot days! Cold days as well. We need to use our common sense! I really cannot stand to see some thoughtless person on their bike pulling their poor dog along with them! The person gets to coast and sit down. The dog (no matter how active the dog is) must run the entire time with no break like sitting or coasting on a bike.
My point, and I do have one, is to remember your inner beauty and think of others (animals too) in the same manner you think of yourself. If a comment you are thinking of saying or writing sounds mean or hurtful to you, do not say/write it. If the weather is extreme one direction or another & you, yourself cannot take much time outside, then neither can your dog! It is not that hard to think of others. I believe throughout our lifetimes the kindness of our actions (key word: 'actions') have a direct effect on our beauty (male or female). I'm a firm believer, and have seen the proof over the years in celebrities I have worked with(as well as others I have known), 'Pretty is as Pretty DOES'. You will without a doubt, end up with the face you deserve. Aging aside, the evidence is clear in the expression, the eyes and we continue to form the bones in our faces until age 25. So 25 and up is the time to start 'facing up' to who you are, what you will be and the steps (actions, not cosmetics) you need to decide to take to 'face' yourself through the years.
What does your face say?
Yours in Beauty (Outside & Inside),
Lisa
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| Me & Klhoe (American Eskimo) |
My point, and I do have one, is to remember your inner beauty and think of others (animals too) in the same manner you think of yourself. If a comment you are thinking of saying or writing sounds mean or hurtful to you, do not say/write it. If the weather is extreme one direction or another & you, yourself cannot take much time outside, then neither can your dog! It is not that hard to think of others. I believe throughout our lifetimes the kindness of our actions (key word: 'actions') have a direct effect on our beauty (male or female). I'm a firm believer, and have seen the proof over the years in celebrities I have worked with(as well as others I have known), 'Pretty is as Pretty DOES'. You will without a doubt, end up with the face you deserve. Aging aside, the evidence is clear in the expression, the eyes and we continue to form the bones in our faces until age 25. So 25 and up is the time to start 'facing up' to who you are, what you will be and the steps (actions, not cosmetics) you need to decide to take to 'face' yourself through the years.
What does your face say?
Yours in Beauty (Outside & Inside),
Lisa
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