Canine Secret Exposed: How Dogs Choose Their Favorite Human?

🐾🔍 Are you really your dog's favorite person? Prepare to be surprised! In this revealing episode, we delve into the hidden dynamics of canine affection and uncover how dogs truly choose their preferred human. Is it about being the alpha, or is there more to this tail-wagging tale?
🐕💕 We explore everything from the science of oxytocin (the 'love hormone') to the importance of early socialization, emotional connections, and breed tendencies. Do you think consistent care and shared activities matter? You might be in for a shock!
🤔🐾 Plus, we'll unravel the mysteries of canine communication and the role of training and discipline in forming these deep bonds. You might find that your dog's affection isn't as straightforward as a wagging tail.
👀🐶 Whether you're a seasoned dog owner or just a curious animal lover, this episode is packed with heartwarming insights and surprising facts. Join us as we question everything you thought you knew about your furry friend's affections!
❤️📺 Don't forget to subscribe for more eye-opening insights into the canine world. Share your own experiences in the comments: Are you your dog's favorite person, or is it someone else? Let the debate begin!
🔔🐕‍🦺 Stay tuned till the end for some heartwarming stories from our viewers about their bonds with their dogs. Trust us, you don't want to miss this!

[@IusedtohaveausernameIliked]

A friend of mine dropped in on me unexpectedly about a month ago. He knew that I lost my long time husky a few months earlier. For some unknown reason he had a bunch of new dogs, three roughly six month old puppies, a one year old, and his own old dog. I agreed to go see him the following day. Instead of the big black one year old male that my friend had in mind for me, a delightful little, well actually not so little, all white female puppy greeted me at my car. She's a LGD, probably an Akbash or Maremma. With the other dogs coming and going, she wouldn't leave my side while I visited with my friend. We kind of bonded instantly, so I ended up going home with the white LGD puppy instead of the black one year old. She chose me as much as I chose her. She chews everything in sight, and she's a bit headstrong but she's going to be an amazing dog.

[@Puparazee]

What a heartwarming story! It sounds like it was meant to be with your new white LGD puppy. It's amazing how dogs have a way of choosing us just as much as we choose them. How has she adjusted to her new home since then? Also, any fun stories about her mischievous chewing adventures? Wishing you many happy years together with your furry friend!

[@IusedtohaveausernameIliked]

@@Puparazee Well the chewing stories aren't all that "fun" (maybe for her) but I'll share a bit if you want. It started with the blankets I put down for her to lie on. I still had the blankets I used from my last dog but I suspect that Zara (that's the LGD puppy's name) was jealous of the old dog's smell so she started chewing holes in them and pulling out the stuffing. I kept trying to collect up the loose bits and stuff the rest of the stuffing back in and fold over the blanket but she kept on chewing new holes and pulling the stuffing out again. She did that in both locations where I put blankets out for her (my home office and my bedroom). So I had to throw out those blankets and reluctantly give her new ones. She's stopped chewing on the blankets now but she chews just about everything else: me, the chair leg, the brush handle, anything plastic, my walking stick, my shoelaces (thankfully not the shoes themselves - yet), the walls (yes, she can angle her head and teeth in such a way that she can gnaw directly on the flat surface of a wall) and many more things. I buy her chew toys and rawhides, and those work to distract her for a couple of minutes now and then, but then she goes back to her full time job of destroying everything I own. She does the same outside, but this also includes digging and rearranging my landscaping. I'm not sure that she's following a proper drainage plan but we'll see how that works out in spring when the snow melts. It's a bit frustrating but how can one get mad at a puppy? She's actually very affectionate and she is responding to training, but she's teething right now and in her mind anything is fair game.

[@Puparazee]

What a journey you've had with Zara! It seems she's really taken to her role as the chief 'redecorator' of your home. 😅 Puppies, especially large breeds like LGDs, can be quite the handful when they're teething. It's great to hear she's affectionate and responsive to training amidst her chewing escapades. Have you found any particular toy or activity that keeps her occupied longer? Also, it's quite impressive how she's taken to landscaping - maybe she's a budding garden architect! Keep us updated on her antics, and thanks for sharing your story. 🐾🐕‍🦺💕

[@stevenahern4996]

That is the way its supposed to be, you guys chose each other. That's awesome 😊

[@Kat-n-Ollie]

What a wonderful story and encounter. Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@sadiegirlson8122]

I have a standard poodle who was a therapy dog. He went to work with me every day beginning at 12 weeks old. Then COVID hit and he started spending more and more time in my daughter's room with her. After she left, he went into a depression that lasted 6 months. She came back after living away for a. year and when she was getting ready to leave, I asked her to take him with her. It killed me, but I couldn't put him through that again. He is as happy as ever living in "their apartment" together, but has serious separation issues. She's still working on that.

[@Puparazee]

What a touching story! It's incredible how sensitive and adaptable dogs can be. It sounds like you made a loving decision for his happiness. Keep us updated on his progress with the separation issues. Sending good vibes your way! 🐩💕

[@melwig2813]

I rescued a one year old rat terrier. She had a history of neglect and spent the first year of her life isolated in a backyard shed. She was not house broken, could not walk on a leash and didn’t know how to play with a ball. She was afraid of her own shadow and coward at everything. Over the course of several months, I slowly was able to bring her out of her shell. It began with walks in the backyard, then walks to the bottom of the driveway, then walks two houses away, then three houses away then the end of the block. She’ll be 13 next month, and I’ve never had a dog so tightly bonded to me. She follows me everywhere and spends every evening sitting in my lap. She loves walks. Although she is great off leash, she prefers to have the leash attached because she knows I’m not far away. She will always have some fear and anxiety issues, but she’s a sweet dog and one of the best that I have had.

[@Puparazee]

What a remarkable journey you've shared with your rat terrier, Mel! Rescuing and rehabilitating a dog with such a tough start in life is an incredible achievement. It sounds like the bond you've built is unbreakable. To many more years of companionship and love! 🎉🐕

[@enaorneordam1186]

For me i know that i am his favorite person, because every morning when i wake up he always bring to me his favorite toy always

[@Puparazee]

That's absolutely heartwarming! It's such a special sign of affection when our dogs share their favorite toys with us. You must have a wonderful bond!

[@francescacastiglione7094]

My neighbor tells me that I’m their dog’s favorite person. I’ve been with her since they brought her home at 8 weeks old. She’s now 2 years old and whenever I visit or bring her to my house (she has her own toys here), she’s so happy! She’s actually escaped a few times and comes right to my house. I love her so much and she knows it! ❤

[@Puparazee]

Francesca, that's absolutely heartwarming! 🥰 It's incredible how dogs can form such strong bonds outside their immediate family. The fact that she comes to your house when she escapes just shows the special connection you two share. Keep cherishing those joyful moments together! 🐶❤️

[@reynaldjohncatriz]

If that was my dog, i would tell you to get your own dog. Just so i could do the same thing you did, then we'd say quits. Lol

[@dand3975]

For a Beagle it is a easy choice, who ever feeds him on that day is his best friend.

[@Puparazee]

So true, Beagles have their priorities straight! 😄 It's amazing how food can be the way to a dog's heart. Any favorite treats your Beagle can't resist? Share with us! 🐾🥪

[@aleisterlavey9716]

Dogs love people with clumsy eating habits a lot😂

[@Puparazee]

You might be onto something there! Dogs definitely know who to be around during meal times. 😄

[@cydkriletich6538]

😄😄😄

[@user-pe1zs2pn4n]

I wish more people were like dogs! Then everyone will just love me! Lol

[@Puparazee]

Haha, imagine the positivity everywhere if that were the case! Dogs are certainly the best at spreading love. 😄🐾

[@MaxAngor]

If I am my dog's favorite, he sure has a messed up way of showing it. He follows my wife around when she's home, he plays with my roommate when he's home and he sleeps in my room when nobody else is home.

[@Puparazee]

Sounds like your dog has a big heart for everyone in the family! It's quite special how they show love in unique ways.

[@MaxAngor]

Yeah he's unique alright. Never had a dog this smart before. I didn't know APBTs could even BE this smart.@@Puparazee

[@dianamajchrzak5855]

We have a saying in our house. Casey our golden retriever’s favorite person is the one with food! 😊

[@Puparazee]

Haha, Diana, that's a classic Golden Retriever trait! 🐕 Casey sounds like a smart dog who knows exactly where the good stuff is. Thanks for sharing this adorable quirk about your furry friend! 😄🍖

[@deedeeb9112]

My pitbull prefers me for all his affection needs and he prefers my husband for all the roughhousing. Lol😂 love that crazy dog of mine!😊❤🎉

[@Puparazee]

That's so adorable, DeeDee! 😂 It sounds like your pitbull has the best of both worlds - love and fun! Dogs are great at forming unique bonds with each family member. Keep enjoying those special moments!

[@alreadytired6515]

We had two beagles. One was more attached to me and one was more attached to my husband. I did more of the training for both. They were both family dogs but they definitely had favorites. For them it was more personality based.

[@Puparazee]

That's such a lovely dynamic! 🐶 It's fascinating how even within the same breed, each dog can have a unique personality and preference. Sounds like your beagles found their perfect matches in you and your husband. Thanks for sharing your story! 🐾

[@seasonsstarsstudios]

So, based on this, I was always going to be Howie’s favorite person based on my presence in his puppyhood and now. Well, no wonder he loves me best. I’ve been in the background his entire life and now that he’s approaching 10 years old I had to take him off duty. Sorry, old man, but not sorry. “Your” dog loves me more. I always said Howie would choose me over him as his favorite person. It wasn’t a competition, but that’s probably another win for me with him.

[@Puparazee]

Isn't it wonderful how dogs choose their favorite people? Howie's lucky to have had you throughout his life. Wishing you both many more happy years together! 🌟

[@LenaFerrari]

I find that rescues tend to bond strongly with who they see as the one who rescued them. For example, my boy is crazy about my mom, even tough they interact less than him and I! But she is the one who went to pick him up when we decided to adopt him My little girl, in the other hand, showed a strong preference for my sister for months, and even tough we picked her up at the shelter together, she slept her first night in my sister's room. They barely interact now, and I've won the favorite person spot, I believe for the reasons stated in the video

[@Puparazee]

It's fascinating how rescues form bonds, Helena! 🐾 It seems like your mom and your sister played special roles in your dogs' lives, and they remember that. It's a beautiful reminder of the impact we have on our furry friends when we bring them into our homes.

[@Rattrap007]

I was one of my neighbor dogs favorite people. We always gave her treats. She was a toy poodle mix. I would pull into my spot in the driveway and she would pop her head up and look out the window about 15 feet away. They would let her out and she would race around till i opened the garage and got her a treat. Anytime she saw us she would race around for us to give her treats. She was a furry little lightning bolt. Run around, stop and crouch, bark a lot, run around more, etc. we gave her little meat treats broken in half. She thought she was getting two. She was a sweet little dog.

[@Puparazee]

What a heartwarming story, @Rattrap007! It sounds like you had a special bond with that adorable toy poodle mix. Dogs have such a unique way of showing their affection, and it's clear she really cherished those treat moments with you. Thanks for sharing your sweet experience with us!

[@Trueblue222]

My dog wrote me a letter explaining in great detail why I was her favourite person.

[@Alesae132]

Mine did the same thing. Can you post what it said, I want to make sure he didn’t copy it from somewhere.

[@Puparazee]

wow, a letter-writing dog! Now that's talent. 🐾 It sounds like you have an amazing bond. Thanks for bringing a smile to our day with your story!

[@Puparazee]

haha, that's too funny! 😆 Maybe our dogs are starting their own newsletter. I'd love to compare notes on their literary skills!

[@bloodwolf9075]

I think my boyfriend is my dog's favourite person. Yes, she'll run to me when I come home but she prefers to hang and follow him around

[@Puparazee]

That’s quite adorable! Dogs often have their own ways of showing affection. It’s great that she shows love to both of you in different ways 😊!

[@mtaur100]

I think my dog linked with me as a kid because I played tug of war with him with an old rag or towel. He loved it. Also, he like being tickled. And laying his head in my lap while I rubbed it too, I think. 😊

[@Puparazee]

It's incredible how such simple activities can create lifelong bonds, @mtaur100. Your dog clearly found a lot of joy and comfort in those games and cuddles. It's these shared moments that make our relationships with our pets so special. Thanks for sharing your story!

[@nitacollins9543]

I know I’m my dog’s favorite cause it’s only ME AND HIM!!!!😂😂😂

[@Puparazee]

😂 That's one way to be sure! It sounds like you two have an unbreakable bond.

[@loriduhaime9583]

I have a half shitzu half german Shepherd dog he's threeyears old he sleeps with me everyday and follows me around all day I think I'm one of his favorite person but when my brother comes home he wants to play with him all day so sometimes I think hes everybody's favorite person lol the cutest dog though we all just love him to bits thanks for sharing ur video

[@Puparazee]

That's so sweet, Lori! 😊 It sounds like your dog has a big heart for everyone in the family. It’s great that he has a special connection with both you and your brother - that's the magic of dogs, they have so much love to give! Thanks for sharing your story with us! 🐕🌟

[@seasonsstarsstudios]

I’ve never seen one of that mix! I bet your dog is adorable. My Howie is an English Setter/Cocker spaniel mix.

[@chop3625]

The one that prepares dinner and hands out the most treats, winner.

[@Puparazee]

😂 Absolutely! It's no secret that our canine companions have a soft spot for those who feed them. Sounds like you've found the perfect strategy to win that doggy devotion!

[@MiloandMe-vj4gd]

Dogs are awesome😊

[@Puparazee]

Couldn't agree more! 😊 Dogs bring so much happiness into our lives. Thanks for sharing the love!

[@perryatterberry1596]

My secret has always been to smell like something they want to roll in.

[@Puparazee]

Talk about truly immersing yourself in the dog's world! Clever move; sounds like you've got that canine charisma down to a science!

[@Dakota0425]

Very educational and interesting video!

[@Puparazee]

Thanks for watching and for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more!

[@Rubyroo.22]

My dog prefers whoever has the food.!

[@Puparazee]

Haha, that's a classic dog move, Rebecca! 🐶 Food is indeed a powerful motivator. Have you noticed any other ways your dog shows affection to you or others? Would love to hear more! 🐾

[@Rubyroo.22]

@@Puparazee I could tell you loads I'm like that proud annoying parent that talks non stop about her kids but just about my dog 🤣 I'll start at beginning....... My youngest daughter was about 6 when I collected a telly of my dad's cousins daughter , as we walked in this tiny puppy was otherside a stairgate. Now my youngest was petrified of dogs so I didn't expect her to walk in behind me and automatically fuss and stroke this pup. Well 6 months later I just mentioned on Facebook about wanting a dog,and my dad's cousin said her daughter was looking to sell hers. It didn't click at the time it would be the same pup as before. Well I'd spoke with her and arranged to bring my girls to interact with dog for hour or so as wasn't sure how my youngest would react. The meet went great and the dog sat crying when we left. When I spoke with my parents and told them we getting this dog the second I told my dad it was a staffy he told me I was irresponsible to get a staffie with 2 young children and he refused to talk to me for 2 weeks. Anyway I collected the dog and he settled in lovely ,my dad refused to fuss over the dog 🤣 until we attended my eldest sisters wedding prep thing and without anyone knowing my dad came to my house and got the dog,took him for long walk and when my mum walked into the house she caught my dad cuddled up with our dog 😂 Fast forward a few years and my eldest daughter started to withdrawl and seemed very down , I started to notice that the dog would cling to her when she was like this and discovered she was self harming. The next few times I noticed the dog behaving like this I had got to my daughter in time to stop her self harming again. The other year my middle sister was round and our dog wouldn't leave her alone,he sat on her lap and put his head on her chest and refused to move, the next day she tested positive for covid and was extremely poorly. We've had a few times where his behaved similar towards people and they always contact us within a few days and tell us they unwell. I personally haven't noticed him ever respond in this way to me,but he is constantly following me and next to me. I don't leave my house so it's always me and him if my kids are at college or uni. His nearly 12 and I dread the day I have to live without him. His defently brought love and happiness into our lives and mentally saved me and my children. Sorry I did go on .🤣 Our baby boy might be staffie and pushing 12 years but he was the runt of the litter and from a breeding farm that was mixing staffie and pitballs, but our little man is half the size of those breeds and is the softest loving dog I've ever known . His scared of everything, never been problem. He has got out few times but he always goes to my parents house .they only live on the street behind me but he just sits on doorstep. Even my dad admits the dog was a great decision and he was wrong 😋😋😋😋

[@Puparazee]

@@Rubyroo.22 No need to apologize, Rebecca, we're all for pet stories here! It's so touching how your dog has formed such a unique bond with each member of your family, even winning over your dad. If you’ve got photos or videos of his antics, feel free to share. We'd love a glimpse of your special boy!

[@Rubyroo.22]

@@Puparazee 🙂 thank you. I've no idea how to put photos on here. I'd love to show you pictures of my baby especially at this moment as his currently snuggled up on sofa in his blanket snoring away. 🤣🤣

[@shevawnmacdonald4282]

Just look at who feeds them, there it is

[@Puparazee]

You've got a point there! They do say love travels through the stomach, but I think it's also the care we show while feeding that counts. 🥣🐾 Do you have any special feeding rituals with your furry friend?

[@Thaihandmade-wd9mh]

Apparently all dogs like beautiful young women too.

[@Puparazee]

Indeed, dogs seem to have an eye for beauty, both inside and out! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 😊🐶

[@colinbawden4222]

Mine love the next one to give them a treat

[@Puparazee]

Treats are the way to a dog's heart, aren't they, Colin? 😊 It's great that they're so sociable. Have you tried any homemade treats with them? Would love to hear more!

[@colinbawden4222]

@@Puparazee Not actually made any but they like store bought biscuits, apple, banana and watermelon to name a few

[@bernardinelermite1133]

This is going to be a naive non-dog-owner kind of question, but I have often wondered if dogs usually favored more their opposite sex owner ?

[@Puparazee]

Great question! Dogs choose their favorite person based on individual experiences, not necessarily gender. Stay tuned, I'm thinking of covering this in an upcoming video!

[@carmcam1]

not sure, i have 4 female dogs and 2 male dogs, and i'm their favorite person within our family, i'm a woman. Maybe because i spent time petting them compare to my parents or siblings. One of my dogs, would refuse to go out for walks unless i'm the one with her. Though one of the male dogs i feel like care less who's he with during dog walks.

[@bernardinelermite1133]

@@carmcam1 I know one lady who cares about the family dog (a male) most of the time, but when her husband comes home, the dog immediately goes to him, like he is "the important one". She is kind of jealous, lol. But in this case, it seems to be more a "alpha male of the tribe" kind of effect.

[@seasonsstarsstudios]

It’s a great question, but the answer is “not always true”. All 3 of my dogs loved me best, even my youngest, a little girl. I’m AFAB. I was the favorite for different reasons for each dog, but ultimately it’s because I raised all of my dogs like I would my kids if I could have them. My oldest boy Ozzy was my first bodyguard and loved me best because we cuddled all the time together. I used to read him stories, give him his favorite haircut, bathe him, sing to him, and cuddled him when he was startled. In time he became afraid of sleeping in his own bed, so he slept with me. So, as big as he pretended he was, his insecurity was not so easily hidden. Howie, my second bodyguard, loves me best because I helped him jumpstart his recovery from puppyhood illnesses and even now I encourage him to be as active as possible despite his arthritis. I’m also able to coax him out of a barking fit without raising my voice, instead giving him “the look”. I was able to whistle train him again since I’d done it when he was a puppy, and he remembers the different sounds I make and their meanings. So most of our communication is a secret language of sorts, something only the two of us understand. My youngest loves me best for similar reasons to the other two, but it’s also because I was able to train her more often and more consistently than the other people in her life. I’m able to calm her down when she gets riled up, while everyone else gets frustrated. So I can reason with her and dial down her attention seeking behavior. We also do cuddles and kisses, which helps strengthen our bond. It’s hard to resist her adorable little face when she wants a cuddle. Basically the dogs love me best because I’m a calm and incredibly loving parental presence. I accept a dog’s personality, analyze the nuances, study like crazy, and I adapt to the dog. This starts the bonding process, much like in human children. In time the dog comes around to my way to doing things and the bond becomes stronger. It’s different from what dog trainers tell you to do, but it’s more effective and commands more long-term respect than being a loud, obnoxious bossy type of person (which is really what annoys me about people as a species). As I said, it comes down to my parenting style, which is unconditional love and affection for my babies. But this is because my dogs all had similar needs due to their similarities in breeding; spaniels tend to need a gentler hand than, say, a German shepherd. All of my dogs have spaniel ancestry in some way, so my approach works. I tried having other dog breeds and this didn’t work. It’s not because my way was wrong; it was due to differences in personality. Dog breeds are a real thing that influences their personalities and behaviors. That said, a dog will cling onto a person who meets their emotional needs, much like how a child picks their favorite parent.

[@bernardinelermite1133]

@@seasonsstarsstudios Wow, thank you so much for such an this in-depth answer !! 👍🏼🙂

[@loisnicklas8180]

Love you too.

[@Puparazee]

Thanks so much, Lois! Your support means the world. 🌟 Stay tuned for more furry content, and keep spreading the love! 🐾❤️

[@reyes09071962]

Same with people

[@Puparazee]

So true, Reyes! The way dogs form bonds can indeed reflect how we as people connect with others. It's all about love and trust, isn't it? 🐕💖 Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@carlhee3044]

Dogs are here !……cause most people #$%#!!

[@Puparazee]

So true, Carl! Dogs can bring a lot of joy and unconditional love, often filling gaps that human relationships can't. They're truly special beings. 🌟🐶

[@dr.jacquelinekuchta9785]

With each of my rescues, on the day or evening I brought them home, I held them and told them that they would never know hunger again, never know loneliness again, never worry that they wouldn't have a home. I told them, “I'm your Momma now, and I will be your Momma for the rest of your life”. Apparently that worked, because I've had “Velcro Furry Kids” ever since. They rarely leave my side.

[@Puparazee]

Your words to your rescues are so touching, Dr. Jacqueline! It's no wonder they stick to you like glue. It just goes to show the power of love and security in transforming a rescue's life. You’re an inspiration to pet parents everywhere! 🌟🐕

[@ericschmidt1987]

My dog has no choice lol but me lol

[@Puparazee]

Lol, Eric, it looks like you've got a loyal companion for life there! 🐶 It's great to be the favorite, isn't it? Thanks for sharing your fun story with us!

[@user-wy3kc4fh8z]

My 12 yr old always wanted to be with me now she only wants my husband Why does this happen?

[@Puparazee]

It's fascinating how our furry friends can change their preferences, isn't it? Maybe your husband has been unknowingly speaking her 'canine language' lately. Dogs can sometimes shift their favorites based on subtle changes in our behaviors or routines. Could that be? 🐕💕

[@yomiseno]

Pumili ka ng bago Favorite Person. Anime character, etc.. nakakadiri nalang e. Cluster B

[@tonymartinis2956]

these clips seem over produced imo

[@Puparazee]

Appreciate the feedback! I aim for high quality. Thanks for watching!

[@Eric-nk7ut]

No way! That is a great, professional video. Quite the production

[@ascgazz7347]

How many channels do you have? Sick of hearing your voice now.

[@Puparazee]

Thanks for your feedback, @ascgazz7347! I'm always looking to improve, so if there's anything specific you'd like to see or hear differently, please let me know. Your input is valuable!

[@ascgazz7347]

@@Puparazee you cover pretty much everything already! I must have I recommended at least three, now this too. My ears clash with your presenter voice. I’m autistic and the intentionally affected unnatural speech patterns really unsettle me. Personally I don’t want anyone to try and sound super interesting when I’m already there for the info. It’s just burning extra bandwidth I often don’t possess. Ironically when I watch my own (eclectic and very basic) videos I know I’m putting an affect on my own voice. I’m hearing that more than your actual words now, do I have to avoid you I’m afraid. I must have overdosed on the first channel I watched everything you had, now “I can’t even” as the kiddos say. Maybe one day I’ll get my own Ai voice converter so everyone sounds like vanilla. Then I’ll be back because I like your words If I’m going to fully deepen up, I’m trying to start my own KZbin channel while chronically and moderately ill, I can’t pick one subject to start and here you are proliferating like a boss. I guess a step further takes me to not wanting to be critiqued the way I’m freely critiquing yourself.. but being adhd and autistic means I get to here before realising this. I also have aphantasia so it’s pretty difficult to imagine I’m afnance how this might go, but at least you sir, appear to be the gent you portray in your work. I can appreciate that too. I don’t think I’m thin only one here with a vast and varied interest pool, I just can’t get mine in order for the love of all things useful. So inevitably, thins whole thing is more about me than you, but if you slowed down a fraction, and reduced the enunciation a tad, I’d be moaning about something else, no doubt! 🤣 Thanks for allowing me to go through this little self reflection, I mean no harm. Just too easily overwhelmed. 🤷‍♂️

[@ascgazz7347]

@@Puparazee sorry I was blunt. It’s kinda what happens. 🤦🏻

[@Puparazee]

@@ascgazz7347 Hey, @ascgazz7347, no need to apologize for being blunt-that's how we get the best feedback! I appreciate your honesty and will definitely consider your suggestions about the presentation style. Good luck with your own channel; remember, it's all about taking that first step. I will be your first subscriber!