The English Bulldog — You learn to love the breed
English bulldogs are known for being headstrong, tenacious and stubborn. As a beed, they are. My husband and I own one of these majestic and lovable dogs. His name is Mr. President. He is a 70-pound package of dog love, companionship and loyalty.
- Be tenacious but not aggressive. Do not give up easily.
- Learn to be an active listener.
- When you need down time, take it. Everyone needs an opportunity to have moments where you are thinking strategically.
- Be loyal. This applies to family, friends, co-workers, clients, and anyone else with whom you have relations.
- Enjoy the present.
Mr. President has taught me much. Most pet owners will probably provide a similar list as I have above. You can learn from anyone, even your pet.
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