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Animal behaviorist Deby Cassill told Newsweek that early experiences can shape how dogs see the world.

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If it feels like your dog is constantly "testing" you, a trainer told Newsweek that you may be reading the behavior wrong.

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As a leader, if you can get through hard things, you can accomplish anything—but only if you allow your identity to expand.

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How we educate our children has a major impact on them. This post examines the impact that homeschooling has had on me.

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