My Advice Is: You Always Have To

I Don't Define Myself As Autistic First. I Don't Want To Be A Professional Autistic. I Think It's Important To Have A Real Job.

I Studied A Lot Of Animal Behavior And One Of The Things I Find Really Interesting Is The Whole Idea That Animals Are Sensory Based Thinkers And I Wrote About This In My Book, Animals In Translation. That An Animal's Memory Is Not In Words, They've Got To Be In Pictures - It's Very Detailed So Let's Say The Animal Gets Afraid Of Something - They'll Get Afraid Of Something That They're Looking At Or Hearing, The Moment The Bad Thing Happens.

Here's Certain Things That Are Similar To Cats And Dogs. Dogs Are Just Hyper Social And They Have A Want To Please You Way More Than A Cat Does.

Medication Should Never Be Considered The Only Tool For Helping A Person.

We Breed Dogs To Be More Social Than The Wolf. There Is Very Interesting Research That Has Been Done With A Wolf And A Domestic Dog. If You Have A Tamed Wolf And You Have Him Sit In Front Of The Experimenter Or Stand In Front Of His Master And His Two Dishes, One To The Right, One To The Left – So That The Dog Or Wolf See The Food Put In The Left Hand Dish But The Owner Points To The Right – The Domesticated Will Go Where Owner Points, Whereas The The Wolf Goes Right Where He Saw The Meat Thing Put. In Other Words, In A Dog Social Cue From A Master Can Override Where He Saw The Being Placed.