I struggled a lot with this article, and it took me weeks to sit down and write it. I'm not even sure what it is that kept me from starting it.
Maybe it is that I'm accustomed to doubting harsh dog training techniques, or that I enjoyed the interview too much.
Yes, enjoying the interview -or the interviewee- too much can be a bad thing for a writer, because I, at least, tend to want to please my interview when I like him/her.
When you want to please someone with your writing it goes from being an honest article to a PR statement, and that is not what I should do.
Still, after finishing it, I don't think I did justice to the story. It's an informative article, anyway and it contains a few ideas that might prompt some debate among the non-expert, which is the audience of the Mesa Dog Training Examiner page.
What do you think?
Please comment.
