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  | | SEPTEMBER 27, 2015 |  | | Partial leadership | Humans are very used to having different rules for different places. We don't act the same way at a football game as we do in church, for example. These little compartments for our rules happen all the time, as we go from home to work or school, and when we go out to entertain ourselves.
We behave differently depending on whether we're at a fancy restaurant or a fast food place, whether we go to a play or movie rather than a bar, and whether we're at a museum or playing baseball in the park.
People learn the appropriate behaviors for particular places while growing up, ideally from their parents from an early age, but from society as well — if somebody started shouting in the middle of a library like they would when their home team scores, they would be corrected pretty quickly.
We're capable of having multiple sets of rules, boundaries, and limitations, but that doesn't mean that our dogs are... |  | | | | © Copyright 2015 Cesar's Way, Inc. All rights reserved.  | |