Trevor Collins

But I mean, a dog is a man's best friend.

There's a very strong sentiment for me right now because...

I did some training with my Corgi and then, you know, for the past five years, I'm like, all right, cool.

She's got a good basis on stuff, but you know, she's learned some bad habits, especially being near a dog park, all that kind of stuff.

So we went back to basics.

I did one class and like, I have learned like her as a, as a creature, like when she's stressed, when she's looking to me for guidance, all this kind of stuff.

And like, now when we walk around, it's like walking a show dog, she's locked into me.

This dog and I, I love her, she loves me, but there's this cemented bond now.

I see another dog coming, I get her in a sit position, she sits, and then she's looking at the dog, she's looking at me.

She's like, are we good?

What do we do here?

It's truly a bonding connection.

You're drift compatible.

Cats are gorgeous creatures.

And they can't, you know, be very dependent.

But that level of training that you can give to a dog is wild in terms of just cues, verbally, physically, all that kind of stuff.

And they truly are man's best friend.

And you see some other dogs, you see even movies and stuff like that.

Those are trained dogs.

But the train's walking one way or a person walking one way, they're walking right next to them.