Do remember though, Trixie is a dog, not a person. She won't really know how to respond to you if you ask her about issues that relate to people. Or if you are looking for a response that a person might give, don't expect Trixie to answer in that way. She is a dog and needs to be respected for those views and not made into a little person in dog suit. It isn't fair to her, and you'll be missing the lesson in Trixie's wisdom.
Animals have a different conciseness than humans.
Humans have a lot of things we have to do that our animal friends don't have to deal with in there present incarnation. It gets too convoluted to mix the two up and lowers your awareness in the process. Granted these are times that enough people are waking up to see the the animals point of view on things, but it is not the same as a humans responsibility to the collective consciousness of the world. It is also important for dogs, and each other species, to blend their thought and each species to grow as a whole in collective thought. There is a story about an ape observer watching monkeys in the wild.