… As laughter opens us up and allows us to become vulnerable, we learn to trust and drop our defenses, become willing to make changes. We no longer need to keep score of the good things we do for others. We lose track, and we don't even care. Simulated laughter makes us generous to a fault and we feel better giving then receiving. Laughter is infectiouse. Self - induced, simulated laughter can easily be converted into real laughter when you do it in a group. Humans have a detector in their brain …

The Guilford Dog Pack will go forward as a informational forum for dog owners on the Shoreline, a place to share news, health and behavioral information, ask questions, post photos and share stories about our dogs. We will also be striving to organize dog training sessions and testing (CGC, TDI, etc.) in the coming months for our members. Please note, however, that the basic focus of the old pack has changed. We will no longer be posting, scheduling or arranging off leash meetups for our members …