Billie Eilish

He's the sweetest boy.

He loves people.

He loves his dog friends.

He just has, he has a lot of reactive issues.

Yeah.

And he has since, I mean, I had him since he was five weeks old.

So it's interesting.

Like I always thought, you know, a dog is the way they are because of how they were raised.

And to an extent that is true.

but they're like people also and we are the way we are no matter what anybody does and he just has like he's just really anxious he's very very anxious and when he sees a dog that he doesn't know he he sees it as a threat or something but you know if i introduce him in the right way to other dogs then it's all perfect but of course like of course you would be a person that would be able to handle something like that and understand my god yeah

But I think the difference is like he he's a big gray pit bull mix.

Yeah.

And so the difference in having a reactive, bigger, stronger, more marginalized breed when they have anxiety and reactive behavioral issues is there's so much more of a stigma against them.

And people already like the the.

The stigma against the bully breed and everything within there is is so messed up.

It's like, you know, someone can have like a little tiny chihuahua.

I love chihuahuas.

I love all dogs.

But like someone might have like a little dog who's like literally biting everyone and like that.

and it's like and it just kills me like oh yeah my reactive dog owners out there yeah you are seen you are loved it's a lot of work but i have like also also you know i think it's like i have such a love for animals it makes sense to me that you're an empathetic creative open-hearted person living in a family that tries to be that way too that you're trying to pay attention to that too also