“Disculpe me. ¿Donde esta la puerta E-cinquinta de San Salvadore?” (Pardon me. Where is gate E-15 for San Salvadore?)
“I don’t speak Spanish. I don’t know what you want,” says the person whose help is being sought.
“¿Que?” (What?)
The person speaks to the visitor in a louder voice, almost shouting. “YOU SHOULD TRY TO FIND SOMEONE WHO SPEAKS SPANISH BECAUSE I CANNOT HELP YOU!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!”
“¿Que?” (What?)
Why am I talking about this situation in a website about small dog care? The airport situation I have just described is metaphor for how some of us try to communicate with our dogs. (more…)


Let me start this article with a bold statement: No dog in its right mind will allow itself to starve to death if food is available. We will get back to this statement a little later.
