Respect of Navy and Gold

Vintage, vintage and a bit of the new.

This outfit was inspired by my puppy Winston,

and my need to overcome his dominance.

 My puppy has been challenging me lately, so I spoke with 

a dog owner who is an expert with my breed. 

The issue is DOMINANCE. My puppy has realized

how large he is and has been testing the waters.

The only answer is for me to make it clear to Winston that I am in charge.

I decided that a military ensemble would help me show Winston

how serious I am about running the house. I felt that going 

"Drill Sargeant" would be the answer to whip him into shape.

I even thought some shoulder pads from the 80's might demand his respect

(or make him love Joan Collins in Dynasty).

Fake smile, but I had to show my teeth for Tooth Soap®.

Oh yes, indeedy...

Winston shaped up quick when he saw me 

walk downstairs in this outfit!

Winston immediately stood at attention when he saw me

wearing navy and gold! Don't believe it when they tell

you dogs are color blind. :-)

Winston is now aware of how crossing the line and

trying to dominate me will only cause him to have

to run extra miles or do pull-ups, push ups and

any other type of boot-camp, hard exercise. 

It is quite incredible to me that a change of dress can

make such a difference when training a puppy!

Winston takes me serious now, but when I 

was wearing a thin maxi skirt, he just wanted

to chew and rip holes in the fabric. 

Now that I wear this "awkward length"

skirt from the 80's, RESPECT is mine and he

doesn't dare jump up on me. 

Looking masculine from behind, trying to create the illusion of more dominance. :-)

After just one day of wearing military clothes, Winston has

improved 100%. I finally have my puppy's respect

and it is all due to my choice of clothing that demands

R E S P E C T.

 

Photos taken by both of my daughters. My youngest

just got back from camp so we are all happy to be

together again before my oldest leaves in September!

If you are having difficulty with gaining respect from your animals

or even humans for that matter, try a military edge.

The clothes make the man or the woman, and your choice

of attire might even help you dominate in areas

of your life that need it. :-)

See you next time!

 

How I love mixing the decades!

Vintage St. John sweater by Marie Grey, 1980's.

 The skirt is vintage Valentino, the hat is from

the 40's the earrings and necklace are 80's and 90's,

and the LV bag and shoes are this century.

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