I’ve thought about that too. What the bunnies and squirrels have going for them is that they live in the “now”. They don’t worry about what other bunnies or squirrels think of them, or how they haven’t lived up to some ideal they have in their heads. They don’t beat themselves up psychologically. They just are, and they seem fine with that. And think about Golden Retrievers They are just so happy to be dogs! We could learn a lot from our animal friends. I know I could! Thanks for that insight 😊
Catsamaze I had to laugh at what you said about Golden Retrievers. It’s so true. They are happy to be a dog, they are happy to be your dog, they are just happy! Lucky creatures!
I find out dog's intolerance of shouting acts as a moderator . We all know we are gettinhg too loud or cross , and its time to tone down when she heads for the door!
Hope you feel better today? When I feel anxious, sad etc I look at my lovely little dog - she is thirteen, got a bad heart, other health problems and dying of cancer. I watch her trying to walk, eat, play and really struggling with the pain and such some days after chemotherapy and thank the Lord she is still here - for now - and realise she is far worse off than me.
I love this. I have found again and again that spending time with animals (my own dogs, or observing animals from afar) helps to put my own problems into perspective. They are such troopers, living in the moment and often dealing with very real life-or-death moments with astounding grace and "well, here we go again"-ness. They can truly teach us so much! 🐶
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