Exploring how viewing dogs as companions rather than status symbols reveals our values and shapes the lessons we pass to our children.
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Nat Currier. "A Companion, Not a Trophy: On Dogs, Ego, and the Meaning of Shared Life." nat.io, 2025-04-13. https://nat.io/blog/a-companion-not-a-trophy
The blog contrasts viewing dogs as companions versus status symbols, revealing how this reflects our values, relationships, ego, and the lessons we impart to children about authentic connection.
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