Will do, one final word though if you’ll forgive me:
We currently have two have rescue dogs, who are not “free,” we donated a fee to the kennels, got home-checks done, and they cost the exact same as any other dogs on an ongoing basis, and more, because one’s uninsurable due to age & pre-existing conditions so ALL vet treatments are paid in full by us, the other is old and expensive & needs a special diet. Anyway!
ALL dogs can be fixed, though some have genetic behavioural characteristics that limit the scope of their behaviour, and will cause them to react in specific ways.
Just like (human) people, trauma stays with them and can make them do things that are not a voluntary action.
No dog is ever a write off, you just need to get inside their heads.
To do this, magick helps, whether you develop increased empathy so you can feel your dog’s emotions, or work with their Higher Self, or outright telepathically communicate.
It can be done.
No dog is beyond help, and yes, sometimes rescue dogs are a special-needs project you will be taking extra care over for the rest of their lives, it’s not an easy option, especially if you lack resources or are short-tempered or want a dog whose behaviour YOU can shape from day one.
There is nothing wrong about getting a dog from a responsible breeder if you know from the get-go a rescue dog is not the kind of project you can handle. Rescue dogs are never an easy option, and it’s better for people to know this and choose accordingly than be guilted into taking on a dog that isn’t right for them, and then resenting it. That just traumatises the dog even more, and is a terrible thing to do, just for bragging rights on social media.
A dog bought from a breeder IS still a dog, still deserves love and respect (which means awareness of doggy psychology) and needs to be treated correctly, in order to become the best it can be.
I did a brain dump of magickal stuff related to dogs here:
Also, this:
PM me anyone if you want to talk about this, sorry to post and lock but I couldn’t not say anything, because dogs are a big part of my life, and my family’s as well.