The unconditional love between dogs, and humans does not take much soul searching at all.

Everyday there is support given to you by your dogs, the glance they give you from their eyes. The tail wag when they are looking at you, there is a message in every tail wag. Whether itStates thank you for taking me for a walk, or thank you for playing with me. The dogs don’t ask for anything in return, dogs do not talk our language, but they’ve body language just the same as us. Your dogs can read your body language when you are sad, or when you’re happy, even when you’re not well. A dog given the chance will be able to read their human owners mind the same way as we can read theirs.

My dogs have given me a special bond, they are my power animals, sometimes I have to pinch myself to believe how my dogs have changed my life. Tibby and Charlie have taught me how to care for animals, if they’re hurt or sad; the tail wag is a signal for a happy dog. When you hear stories of animal cruelty on the news, you feel sorrow for those animals. These animals never had the chance tobe loved the same way, Tibby and Charlie are loved so much by all.

I walk outside into my backyard to peg the clothes on the line, you do not have to look far; for Tibby and Charlie are out side sitting on the lawn watching and waiting for me to finish, sometimes we solve the problems of the world between ourselves.

For a while, my health had not been the best, Tibby and Charlie came into my life and taught me how to laugh again. Tibby and Charlie are small dogs, but they have a massive heart with a lot of room to fit everyone inside.

When our dogs were young babies, we were out of dinner with special guests from America. To our surprise when we came home the Pizza that was left on the chest freezer to cool down was no longer there when we arrived back home. Oops, there was a box left by the freezer and they climbed up onto the freezer and enjoyed the pizza. All we could do is laugh when we came home; the fault was ours, a lesson well learned.

They are our protectors, we’re there careers, and to have animals as our pets is a privilege not a right so take care of them, like you do your children. If you take on the responsibility of owning a pet, it is a lifetime commitment not just over Christmas, and then the owner of the pet, drops it in at the rescue centre. The same as having a marriage and child it is a lifetime commitment, so is a pet.