Are You Part of the Pet Loving Culture?

WHEN I WAS A YOUNG BOY AT HOME, my Mother loved our German Shepard, Wolfgang. He was a big, clumsy playful dog with a hyperactive bent. He was what dog lovers refer to as a good dog. One who protects and obeys.

Wolfgang was perfect in my eyes; slightly apprehensive around strangers and loving around family. He would accompany my little brother, a toddler at the time, as he wandered around in the grass and among the bushes in our big back yard of rolling hills. He was my brother’s unofficial guard dog — and he did it instinctively.