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Right or Relational
October 29, 2026
We really don’t communicate well. I mean, sure they understand me when I say, “sit,” “bed,” and “do you want to go for a walk?” And, sure, I understand JJ & Sparky when they want food or when they believe there is a threat at the door. But that’s about it. As I said, we don’t
