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That you can be trusted, that you can be respected, that you feel that you can be a safe source, a peaceful source. Then once the dog, okay, yeah, you have that, then the dog is going to sit right next to you. He's going to do this or he's just going to relax. As soon as he gives you that, that's when you give love. So there's nothing wrong if you wait a little bit. >> Mhm. >> Right. There's nothing wrong. >> You just you're just following the steps. You are the one who's being disciplined. You see, to be a good leader, you have to be a good follower. So you have to understand the power of calm surrender. You have to understand the power of patience. If you don't understand that, you're going to be a terrible leader. So, I'm not telling people be a pack leader just because you you're the dog owner. No, no, no. I'm telling you what it requires to be a pack leader. The highest level of patient, the highest level of calmness, highest level of confidence, and then knowing when to give love and know when to celebrate. >> Love, joy. It's a celebration energy. This one is direction protection. We What do we want for of our pack leaders like politicians? We want to We want to have an an America that feels safe peace. We want to have a Mexico that feels safe peace. We want to have a Argentina that feels safe peace. We want to have a Colombia that feels safe peace. We want to have a Venezuela that feels safe peace. Otherwise, we can't feel the love. We want to have somebody that we trust and respect so we can love them. Right? That's what we want is is our instinct to want this. It's our spirit to to want this. I'd like to take a quick break and acknowledge our sponsor, Function. Function provides over 160 advanced lab tests to give you a clear snapshot of your bodily health. 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This is like and this is like just seems to be the thing we select for not the traits you're describing. >> I have my theories as to why that's so. But >> I think we can all look around and see see how that's going. I just got back. We can learn a lot from animals, right? I think all leaders should should show us, you know, themselves with a pack of of dogs so we can assess and evaluate their energy well, you know, cuz they they they say the philosophy we want to hear, right? They always talk great about the intellectual part people want to hear, but then the energy and then the actions, that's what we end up seeing at the end, right? Look at Mexico, right? We always oh a woman president as Mexico is going to be well taken care same no safe no peace no trust no respect it's the same it's a continuation of the same philosophy but they all say great things you see what I mean I don't lie to dogs I I say you know listen I'm going to bring you back your your your silence your calmness your surrender that's my contribution to you because your humans made you fightlight avoidance and boom I don't say nothing to the dog I just feel it and I do it. I skip the saying cuz they don't care about what I say. They care about what I feel and what I do. The human cares about what you say. So you can just brainwash the human all you want. Lie to the human and the human will vote. We're the only species that follow unstable leaders. There is no species that will vote for somebody that has unstable energy to begin with. They can care less what they saying. >> I watched that uh series on Netflix, Chimp Empire. It's fascinating. you know, it's very hierarchical, you know, troops. And the the alpha occasionally will feel like he's losing >> some control over his uh troop >> and he'll go on these displays where he starts breaking trees and beating his chest and >> they look a lot more like humans. Humans look a lot more like them. >> But I saw an interview with Jane Goodall. >> Um you probably seen this where they said, "You know what? What is your favorite thing about them?" And then she and she says, "No, dogs are my favorite species. You can really trust them. >> The chimps, you're like, they're way too much like us. They lie. They cheat. They I mean, if you watch Chimp Empire, brace yourself for, you know, when they decide they're going to ostracize a member of their of their group. It's uh they make them suffer an extended punishment. It's it's brutal." >> And that's the primate brain. Um sadly, uh humans were >> supposed to move beyond that. That's that's uh our role. Uh >> I'm making the assumption that some people either have a dog or they're thinking about getting one. >> Correct. >> Preparing oneself for every interaction sounds like the the thing uh to do until it becomes reflexive. It also it's a lot of work like you describe a a brief prayer at the door. Setting intention. I think that's awesome. >> Yeah. >> Waking up in the morning. >> Mhm. >> I will say hello to strummer. I take care of myself first, move about. If he has to use the bathroom or something, I'd let him out right away. But he waits and then he gets up and we do our thing. >> But the temptation to walk over there and just he's, you know, he's sleepy, he's a bulldog, he's calm, and to just grow like cuz I love him. My heart fills when I when I, you know, walk in the room with him. >> Yeah. >> I think this is the thing that a lot of people are challenged with. But they're like, so for me, temporarily breaking down my notion of cuteness was very important. >> Mhm. >> He doesn't understand cute, >> right? >> He has no concept of cute. >> He only understands what he understands. I'm the one projecting like, "Oh, but he's like, I want to cuddle him and I want to play with him." >> I confess this is easier for me to do now that I've done it with one dog before. It's much harder for my girlfriend to do. She's like, she gets pulled in. Yeah, we joke you caved to love. We joke, you know, it's like we cave to our own feelings of love, >> but it can damage the safety and the and the and the the general pack order. And then people think, oh, pack order sounds like not love. >> Could you elaborate a little bit on why it's so important to stay in the frame of we're really asking humans to think more like dogs, but to behave in a way that is somewhere in between? >> 80% of my clients are women. 80%. when I go to, you know, their home because I like to assess and evaluate the dynamics inside the house. The dog is in the front, wife is number two, kids are number three, husband is in the back, back of the pack. >> This is in the United States. >> United States. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. United States. >> So, um, why the dog is in the front? She puts him there. >> Why? Because she only practice affection. And why the husband is in the back? because she practiced rules, boundaries, limitations with him. You see it? So look, look. So she is capable to practice leadership, but she practices with the wrong member in the house. The dog needs the leadership, right? Cuz why, why did they call me? Cuz now the dog doesn't the kids can't walk them. You know, the uh the friends uh kids can come to the house. The dog steals food, right? Or the dog barks at the neighbors, right? uh they they don't have the uh ideal uh uh life that they chose or they thought they were going to have by having this labradoodle. >> They should be the easiest one, right? Cuz those two breeds are practically, you know, the the epitome of like most dust breed. >> I know. I tell the Labradoodleal people like try raising a bulldog mastiff, >> right? Yeah. >> From eight weeks on. >> Yeah. You'll learn a lot about yourself. >> It's a it's a different strength. >> Yeah. >> Right. So this breed should be easier >> because it's designed to be easier. But because they only practice affection first or only affection, uh the dog end up going in front of the pack. >> So this is what happens when people wants to practice affection first or when when they prioritize affection to the dog but to the rest of the pack. Uh it's very clear for me that she practice rule by limitations to the husband. He has to do whatever she said, but the dog doesn't do whatever she says. You see, so that we have to change, you know, we have to help people to understand. It's it's not that love is bad. It's it's just what are you giving love to? I'm so happy you're raising this. I think some people will say, well, she has to treat the husband basically like a child because he's playing video games. I'm making the
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