What Does It Mean to Be Your Dog’s “Leader”?
Being a leader to your dog isn’t about bullying or intimidation. It’s not about raising your voice, forcing obedience, or proving you’re in charge. That’s not leadership — that’s insecurity masquerading as control. True dominance, in the healthy sense of the word, is quiet, confident, and earned — not loud or forceful. Think about the kind of leader you respect. Is it someone who barks orders, micromanages, and punishes mistakes just to remind you who’s boss? Or is it someone who sets clear...
