Guide for the Orthodox Jew dog owner.Instead of "there's no prohibition to have a dog" and
"better don't"(last one to protect dogs from irresponsible owners, according to Halacha) this series(3 in English,3 in French and 3 in German), I lay out what responsibilities in general with pets and especially with dogs any jew should know.
First video starts in Thora, which has only two command that mentions a dog, and the context of the Thora mentioning dogs.it is overlooked as a how-to- dog-command, as this wasn't for a long time the primary necessity in Galuth, because it was as common knowledge as how milking a cow kosher on Shabbat.Today - well look up my videos "stupidistan" about the downfall in education in universities.Especially where we think we're isolated from global trends (like cursing questioning, anti-male feminism) we (jews) are easy targets, because of unprepared (think about the missionaries).
Simply read ba roshet, "for your sechel", meaning "use your brain!" as the first word (translated as 'in beginning' comparable to the expression 'heads on')