Dumb Things We Say to Dogs
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Talking to your dog has many benefits. Dogs listen without judgment, keep your secrets, and can help reduce stress, anxiety, and symptoms of mental health issues. Even practicing presentations for your career on your dog can help. Your dog may also provide inspiration or advice through their behavior, such as going for a walk or wanting attention. While what you say to your dog may seem silly, talking to them can help you become a better, more caring person and parent without demanding anything in return.
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授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
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Dumb Things We Say to Dogs
- 1. It’s OK. You’re not the only one who talks to the dog. Let me tell you a secret: It’s a great habit.
- 2. Dogs listen. They don’t judge. Every human needs that.
- 3. Dogs keep confidences. You can tell your dog anything and be assured he’ll never repeat it.
- 4. Dogs keep us sane. There’s a good reason you’ve heard the term ‘therapy dogs.’ Dogs reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, PTSD, and a host of other problems.
- 5. You don’t have to be crazy to talk to your dog. In fact, no matter how good (or bad) you feel, talking to your dog will make you feel better.
- 6. Talking to your dog can be good for your career. Try out your next presentation on the dog before you deliver it to the animals in the boardroom.
- 7. A chat with your furry friend can inspire you. Dogs have inspired rap artists, authors, and scientists.
- 8. Pay attention. Your dog might be telling you to lighten up. Or to go for a walk. Or to scratch him behind the ears.
- 9. You can read the studies, or just take his advice. This is no place for fuzzy thinking. Follow your dog’s advice.
- 10. Even when you say the dumbest things… Are you hungry? Stop shedding! Let that squirrel go right now! Did you miss me?
- 11. Talking to your dog will make you a better person. Trust me. Who doesn’t need someone who will listen, and love, unconditionally?
- 12. Talking to your dog will make you a better parent. And he’ll never even ask for an allowance.
- 13. Dumb Things We Say to Dogs: Essays and other stuff I can’t keep to myself By Diane Stresing Available at Amazon and select retailers
- 14. Join other folks who talk to their dogs Like Dumb Things We Say to Dogs on Facebook or follow @DianeStresing on Twitter.
Editor's Notes
- http://blogs.psychcentral.com/coming-out-crazy/2012/06/day-10-how-my-dogs-keep-me-sane-part-one/
- http://blogs.psychcentral.com/coming-out-crazy/2012/06/day-11-why-my-dogs-keep-me-sane-part-2/
- http://rock.rapgenius.com/Sublime-what-i-got-lyrics#note-55660 Velcro was inspired by a walk with the inventor’s dog. Author? You mean besides me? ;) Try E.B. White.
- You’ll feel better when you do: http://www.webmd.com/hypertension-high-blood-pressure/features/health-benefits-of-pets
- You’ll feel better when you do: http://www.webmd.com/hypertension-high-blood-pressure/features/health-benefits-of-pets
- http://www.amazon.com/Dumb-Things-We-Say-Dogs/dp/1495249565/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391088956&sr=8-1&keywords=dumb+things+we+say+to+dogs
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- http://www.amazon.com/Dumb-Things-We-Say-Dogs/dp/1495249565/ref=srISBN 9781495249563
- http://www.amazon.com/Dumb-Things-We-Say-Dogs/dp/1495249565/ref=srISBN 9781495249563