Moj najsocijaliziraniji pas je ujedno bio i moj najneposlušniji pas. Jedno ne isključuje drugo niti jedno podrazumijeva drugo. Ponekad apsolutna poslušnost pomaže, ali ima pasa na kojima jasno vidiš da samo odrađuju i pitanje je trenutka kada će puknuti (da li će odreagirati u smislu straha, isključivanja ili nasrtaja/zaleta, ne bitno), promjenit će se okolina ili nešto u njoj ili će podražaj iz okoline biti malo duži ili intenzivniji, neke stvari na koje ponekad ne možemo utjecati ili ih predvidjeti.
Osobno, u životu sa svojim psima sam vrlo brzo shvatila da mi je prvo bitnije od drugoga.
My most socialized dog was also my most disobedient dog. One does not rule out the other neither one implies the other. Sometimes absolute obedience helps, but there are dogs on which you can clearly see that they are only working off and it is just a matter of moment when they will crack (whether they will react in the meaning of fear, shutting down or attack/start running, it doesn't matter), the environment will change or something in it will change or the stimulus from the environment will be a bit longer or more intense, some things that we sometimes can not influence or predict.
Personally, in life with my dogs I quickly realized that to me the first is more important than the other.
