going against what we “should” do
We have a 4-month-old puppy named Zumi. We're deep in puppy-training mode right now and our neighbors probably think we're having constant parties.
Why? Because Pete and I decided to not train in the demure way most dog trainers teach puppy parents to train.
Instead of using a clicker, finger snap, or a quiet, “good job”, we are in a constant state of celebration. Anytime Zumi does something positive, he gets a boisterous:
“YAY!!”
“OH MY GOODNESS!!”
“WHAT A GOOD BOY!!”
And I invite you to do the same. Even the “what a good boy/girl” part!
That small chore you put off all last week but finished today? YAY!!
Did you go outside for a walk to clear your mind instead of just pushing through hoping for the best? OH MY GOODNESS!!
You finally invested in yourself after months of putting it off? WHAT A GOOD HUMAN!!
Don't be quiet when you do something positive. Celebrate and make your neighbors think you're having constant parties.
Get loud. Get boisterous. Get excited.
I love you.
Love, Kelsey
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