I have a chevy vehicle. I live in California. Spaghetti is my favorite food. My favorite thing to do is read. I have several books about wolves. I have an aggressive dog. I just got a cat. My cat is a orange little boy. My cat is orange. My cat is small for his age.
I can't afford a corvette. I don't know a lot about cars. I don't like tofu. I am writing an eBook about wolves. I prefer dogs over cats. I have been divorced.
I signed my dog up for a training course to help his aggression. Thats good to hear, its nice when owners take an interest in their dogs and train them well. It can be dangerous to have a dog suddenly attack someone due to their aggression. Absolutely, and I want my dog and cat to get along better as well. Its hard when my dog and cat bark and meow back and forth. Of course, the sound gets to you and makes it harder to go to sleep at night. Has your dog attacked your cat, or was it mostly just verbal aggression? He hasn't attacked the cat, which is good.  I think he will definitely be pretty normal after the training course. How was your eBook been going? Its been going well, I think I have made some good progress so far. I want to get some more information about wolves before continuing, or even talk to an expert to answer some questions I have about them. That's great! What information are you seeking? I want to learn more about pack behavior, and how it is influenced by human proximity. I imagine experts know a lot how a pack of wolves react to humans that go into their territory, which I need to know for my book. That makes sense. Which experts have you reached out too? Some local ones in my area. I have sent them an email about my questions, but I also hope to get the chance to see them in person to hear more about their expertise. Have you reached out to professors and academics in your area, or are you just reaching out to neighbors and such?  Not neighbors, but actual academics that still conduct research in the field. Although I imagine many go elsewhere to study wolves given they aren't common in this area.