“Leave it” isn’t just a dog command. It’s a philosophy. It’s about knowing when to hold on and when to walk away. It’s about trusting that the world won’t end just because you didn’t chase every shiny thing. It’s about having the strength to not react—and the peace that follows when you don’t.

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Modern life tells us to go faster. Hustle harder. Multitask like a caffeinated octopus. Somewhere along the way, “busy” became a badge of honor and slowing down got labeled as lazy.

“Leave It! Lessons on Letting Go and Moving On” Feeding two dogs should be simple, right? Not when one’s a food-obsessed Vizsla and the other’s a diva Chihuahua who treats mealtime like a suggestion. When Milo started making ninja moves toward Mila’s untouched bowl, I had to teach him a powerful command: “Leave it.” Turns out, I needed lessons too. This episode dives into self-control, trust, and the quiet power of walking away—from food bowls, bad habits, and the stuff that

The Bark Side Chronicles (Chapter 3)- Jedi Wisdom From My Dog- Sniff Before You Leap. Canine wisdom on slowing down. Life moves fast. Dogs dont

Jedi Wisdom from My Dog-Sit Happens: Why Patience Is a Virtue I Learned from My Vizsla. Meet Milo Jay the Hungarian Vizsla: The Velcro Rocket with a Heart of Gold Affectionate doesn’t quite cover it. All dog are capable of forming bonds with their owners. However a Vizsla is on a whole other level usually forming a lifelong bond and unwavering loyalty with one person. Often going into deep depression when separated these dogs have a ro.......Discover more here: www.PrimalJerk

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