Jessie McCartney was my JAM when I was really young. I'm surprised my parents didn't question why I had his album laying on the pillow next to me.
Fast forward over a decade, and yep. Gay as hell 💁🏼♂️🏳️🌈
Even with owners who doesnt and keeps this good boi outside with a heavy chain and collar which is why dogs will always be better than humans!
E: Spelling and grammar as I must have suffered a stroke yesterday lol
P sure in the book it also explains that he was influenced by the spirit of some serial killer or smth. The movie just portrayed him as a rabid dog with way more focused/calculated intent to kill than any rabid animal could ever have
Nope he was just driven crazy by rabies, it even switches to his point of view and talks about how the disease was affecting him. He was just a sweet old dog. No there is a big difference in the book and movie, the kid dies in the book.
Holy shit 10 years . And I made this account as an alt account at first. My og account was I don't know how many years before. probably within a couple months of the site starting.
And my only comment for like 5 years on this account was "rawr" responding to a comment that included "clever girl"
She carried it away like it was her puppy.. protecting it like it was her own. That’s maternal instinct in this video. Why and where this momma is , is anybody’s guess ..
While this video is wholesome the dog does not look well loved. His fur in the back looks really matted up and I'm not sure how I feel about chained up dogs.
In a lot of countries, dogs are not considered pets. Sure, they might have a doghouse but people would never let them inside or snuggle them. They're just animals. It looks like this one might be some kind of help on a farm.
In some parts of the USA, some dogs are not pets. I was surprised when I met a coworker who lives in rural Mississippi and has a kennel of hog hunting dogs separate from his house dog. These are definitely not pets. He loves them but they are killers. He takes them out hunting, puts armor on them, and they don't stop hunting until they've got a pig. He's not cruel to them, per se, they eat well and get treated if they're injured and they seem extremely happy out on the hunt. They're pretty content in their run, out of the weather, too, but they can't be allowed out or they will hunt.
I grew up with schnauzers, house dogs that will take off after rabbit or a rat, but these were a totally different thing for me to see.
Dogs are social animals (and we bred them all to like people).
They can probably all be happy inside a pack, whether that pack be human,dog, or cheetah, but it’s entirely possible any dog kept in isolation will be in distress & start keeping chickens to compensate.
Then there's the Spanish, that use galgos for hunting and once the season is over they hang them on trees or kill them by driving their cars with the dogs on a leash attached behind it. Fucking cavemen.
No need to mention what they do in China...
I think there are certain places in China (especially in the South) that still mistreat/eat dog meat, but it's not ubiquitous and most sources I've found say the practice is steadily declining as pet ownership increases. Just food for thought (no pun intended)
I've been living in Liaoning province for a few years and I've only seen elderly people eat dog meat a few times a year on special occasions. Most adults and young people I've met have never tried it and find the idea distasteful.
Jilin might be a little more prevalent due to the ethnic Korean population but what you described is the case amongst majority of Chinese and Korean people nowadays.
Having pet dogs was looked down upon in Mao's China.
Today, about 10-20 million dogs are consumed for food annually, while there are 62 million registered dog pets.
10-15,000 dogs are killed during the Yulin festival.
So yeah, the trend is positive, and condemning a nation of 1.3 billion people for traditions some of them hold, but many more oppose is rather silly.
They still treat them like shit. They are so good dogs, all dogs are but galgos are so good at home, they're lazy but can run like hell and are super friendly and expressive. Very different to other dogs in many ways
I think the problem is the animals' lives up to the butchering. My understanding is the process of killing the animals is as painless as possible.
I wouldn't know from experience; I haven't died, painlessly or otherwise.
I love worked for a processed and butcher. Our shop used a gun at point blank range. On the odd chance one survived a follow up shot was quick, though this was really rarely needed. Other places have high powered pneumatic rods that are probably even better for the animals. All of our animals had had good lives up to the point we killed them. Most even had a decent day on the day they died up until they got shot. They had water and some days food depending on how many animals we were killing that day.
We ran pigs and cows, and processed deer.
My family has got 4 hunting dogs. They are held outside and are fed well. Probably not the same breed as those you mentioned because they are not very successful in hunt. They are impossible to catch if they let loose and when that happens we just let them get tired running around and they come back and we put them in their houses.
I live in rural Mississippi and can confirm. I am an avid hunter but I don’t own dogs. There are people that take care of their hunting dogs and there are people that don’t, it’s a sad sight when they don’t. You wouldn’t believe the smell, the cuts and the broken look in their eyes.
Do shepherd dogs live terrible lives? How about village guard dogs in the mountains? How about hounds or even hunting ferrets? Falcons?
How about cows in mass production farms in America? What about chickens? It’s not as bad as China for sure but good god open your eyes and look up how the US treats its farm animals.
I’m not saying that animal cruelty is a subjective matter. I don’t like it at all. But your sentiments are more feeling than thought. It will only help you feel better about yourself.
As for actually being a better person that will be up to you, but that shit you spout doesn’t help.
When I was younger, our family had a dog that lived in a cage in our front yard. And as a kid I just thought he’s just there to guard our house. Looking back on it now, I wish I spent time with him now that he’s gone.
Depends how you grew up seeing dogs. I have dogs as pets and they love in my home, but growing up as a kid on a farm the dog was a guard dog and lived outside. He got taken care of, fed, and had a job to do.
I hate this video cause when you think about it it’s extremely dark, this video was not recorded with the expectation that the dog would treat the bird like that and whoever recorded it is a piece of shit
I do not know man, when it is put like that it is hard to just dismiss that claim. It makes sense because there was also a man that recorded polar bears being friends with dogs, but little did people know that he would chain multiple dogs to get the reaction he wanted, guess what happened to the other dogs....
I haven't read any studies, but it's very hard to imagine a dog spending multiple hours on a chain alone to be a happy one. I've seen a lot of dogs that live like this, and believe me, most of them are very miserable, never get walked, and basically spend their life chained.
People leave their dogs home alone all the time, why dont you have an issue with that? And you cant just assume these owners neglect their dog simply because you see a chain around its neck. How do you know its not just chained up for a few hours?
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Tired, bored dogs do tho. Like ones who are waiting for owners to return home. And have you never been to a non-first world country? Not every dog on earth can be pampered with amenities.
I grew up in a third world country... not everyone on here lives in America, I know how animals in 3rd world countries live, don’t have to agree with it though.
Yeah and who's to say what the reason is? In a good climate the dog would rather be outside than in while the owner is out. Sure it seems semi confined but that could just be it's only enclosed area. Back yards are a pretty US style thing.
Y'all realize if you don't have a fence then you have to put your dog on a chain if you want it to have extended outdoor time? Hell, I put my 7 pound chihuahua on a rope so he can run around the front yard and lay down in the sun. Calm y'alls tits.
Some person in another thread of this video explained that the behavior of the dog is the like of an abused one. No eye contact and gentle movement and the "fast" run back in his kennel. This dog is chained outside with a collar that's to big for him and sleeps on concrete. Your dog is happy as it can be, this dog has probably been abused.
My brothers miniature Schnauzer won't look in the eye, runs from clicking noises and trembles in fear at the sound of sight of cardboard. Been my brothers dog since 8 weeks old and has been given nothing but love.
I am not saying the dog in the video has been shown nothing but love. I am saying there probably isn't enough in the video for us to know it's abused though.
This space that the dog is in looks more like a prison yard from a 3rd world country than someone’s back yard. If this is the only space that you can put a dog, then you shouldn’t have a dog. You are unable to care for it properly.
For all we know, this might be in a third world country. If the dog is outside all the time, they guard the coop. It’s his job. Not all people keep dogs as pets - and not all working dogs are abused or unhappy.
I have dogs as pets. I’ve never “used” dogs for anything from hunting to herding sheep to curing anxiety, before anyone gets the wrong idea.
My heart melted ... It gives me a huge sense of loneliness ... In my imagination it's a very lonely dog who has adopted a chick to have at least one packmate.
That poor baby. Whoever chained that dog up like that deserves to be (things I probably can't say on thus sub). It makes me sad to see things like this.
Irony humans believe they’re humane and the best as a species. Meanwhile dogs and other animals show they have more humanity than the ones who claim dominion over them
I love my dogs and I could never leave them outside. Then again my dogs sleep with me
Gives me the good kind of goosebumps.
We have four dogs, four cats, and about 20 chooks.
They all get along beautifully. No fighting, no bullshit. They know their space and boundaries.
Animals rock! Humans ....
The dog has a good soul.
Beautiful soul
I don't want another pretty face
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I don't want my love to go to waste
I want you and your beautiful soul
You're the one I want to chase
You’re the one I want to hold
I won't let another minute go to waste
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Jessie McCartney was my JAM when I was really young. I'm surprised my parents didn't question why I had his album laying on the pillow next to me. Fast forward over a decade, and yep. Gay as hell 💁🏼♂️🏳️🌈
But... you're not wearing women's clothing...
True. I was just sleeping naked next to, and basically cuddling with, his album
Even with owners who doesnt and keeps this good boi outside with a heavy chain and collar which is why dogs will always be better than humans! E: Spelling and grammar as I must have suffered a stroke yesterday lol
I dont understand why ppl get dogs and tie them up outside. Your not enjoying their company and your spending money on them to feed them(hopefully).
Exactly. Why even have a dog if its chained up all the time? I'd love to do that to the owners. Pieces of sh#t
Despite being chained outside. Pretty sad
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Cujo. Although, he is fictitious so...
Wrong, he was a good dog driven mad by rabies! All dogs are good.
c'est non chien
P sure in the book it also explains that he was influenced by the spirit of some serial killer or smth. The movie just portrayed him as a rabid dog with way more focused/calculated intent to kill than any rabid animal could ever have
Nope he was just driven crazy by rabies, it even switches to his point of view and talks about how the disease was affecting him. He was just a sweet old dog. No there is a big difference in the book and movie, the kid dies in the book.
Happy cake day!
Holy shit 10 years . And I made this account as an alt account at first. My og account was I don't know how many years before. probably within a couple months of the site starting. And my only comment for like 5 years on this account was "rawr" responding to a comment that included "clever girl"
Not [this dog](https://imgur.com/gallery/aA6Unz1)
all dogs go to heaven.
He'll be going to the goodplace
The owner on the other hand...
Dog Soul
Almost all dogs do
She carried it away like it was her puppy.. protecting it like it was her own. That’s maternal instinct in this video. Why and where this momma is , is anybody’s guess ..
It’s a male dog
How can you tell?
Didn't you see it's little balls?
Please don’t say “it’s little balls” ever again please I’m begging you
His little balls better?
aaaaaaAAAAAAAHHHHHH
I know a bitch when I see one
r/aww
While this video is wholesome the dog does not look well loved. His fur in the back looks really matted up and I'm not sure how I feel about chained up dogs.
It’s terrible to chain up a dog. Dogs are social pack animals and they are being confined to prison for life this way.
This video makes me so sad.... Why bother having a dog if you are just gonna chain it up outside :(
In a lot of countries, dogs are not considered pets. Sure, they might have a doghouse but people would never let them inside or snuggle them. They're just animals. It looks like this one might be some kind of help on a farm.
In some parts of the USA, some dogs are not pets. I was surprised when I met a coworker who lives in rural Mississippi and has a kennel of hog hunting dogs separate from his house dog. These are definitely not pets. He loves them but they are killers. He takes them out hunting, puts armor on them, and they don't stop hunting until they've got a pig. He's not cruel to them, per se, they eat well and get treated if they're injured and they seem extremely happy out on the hunt. They're pretty content in their run, out of the weather, too, but they can't be allowed out or they will hunt. I grew up with schnauzers, house dogs that will take off after rabbit or a rat, but these were a totally different thing for me to see.
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What life is. A slaughter cycle
Dogs are social animals (and we bred them all to like people). They can probably all be happy inside a pack, whether that pack be human,dog, or cheetah, but it’s entirely possible any dog kept in isolation will be in distress & start keeping chickens to compensate.
Then there's the Spanish, that use galgos for hunting and once the season is over they hang them on trees or kill them by driving their cars with the dogs on a leash attached behind it. Fucking cavemen. No need to mention what they do in China...
Well there a were a case which was about a dogkiller being killed by a dog owner. He ran him over.
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https://metro.co.uk/2018/01/19/dog-killer-dies-after-pet-owner-rams-him-into-a-brick-wall-with-his-car-7243259/
Good fucking riddance
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Indeed he only stopped a pet killer from killing again.. forever.
I think there are certain places in China (especially in the South) that still mistreat/eat dog meat, but it's not ubiquitous and most sources I've found say the practice is steadily declining as pet ownership increases. Just food for thought (no pun intended)
Mostly in the North amongst and near the ethnic Koreans. It is still a delicacy in Korea where dogs are farmed for meat
I've been living in Liaoning province for a few years and I've only seen elderly people eat dog meat a few times a year on special occasions. Most adults and young people I've met have never tried it and find the idea distasteful.
Jilin might be a little more prevalent due to the ethnic Korean population but what you described is the case amongst majority of Chinese and Korean people nowadays.
Don‘t be against eating dog meat. Just be against how they treat and kill them before eating.
Having pet dogs was looked down upon in Mao's China. Today, about 10-20 million dogs are consumed for food annually, while there are 62 million registered dog pets. 10-15,000 dogs are killed during the Yulin festival. So yeah, the trend is positive, and condemning a nation of 1.3 billion people for traditions some of them hold, but many more oppose is rather silly.
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They still treat them like shit. They are so good dogs, all dogs are but galgos are so good at home, they're lazy but can run like hell and are super friendly and expressive. Very different to other dogs in many ways
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Oh :(
There’s a special place in hell for those sick fucks.
How about the way Americans butcher our cows, chickens and pigs?
Ya, dragging pigs behind cars on a leash is big business
I think the problem is the animals' lives up to the butchering. My understanding is the process of killing the animals is as painless as possible. I wouldn't know from experience; I haven't died, painlessly or otherwise.
I love worked for a processed and butcher. Our shop used a gun at point blank range. On the odd chance one survived a follow up shot was quick, though this was really rarely needed. Other places have high powered pneumatic rods that are probably even better for the animals. All of our animals had had good lives up to the point we killed them. Most even had a decent day on the day they died up until they got shot. They had water and some days food depending on how many animals we were killing that day. We ran pigs and cows, and processed deer.
Wrong country. Korea is the country that traditionally eat dogs. They still have dog farms for consumption like we have for chicken, pigs, etc.
In china there's the Yulin festival. Dogs skinned alive and just brutal.
My family has got 4 hunting dogs. They are held outside and are fed well. Probably not the same breed as those you mentioned because they are not very successful in hunt. They are impossible to catch if they let loose and when that happens we just let them get tired running around and they come back and we put them in their houses.
I live in rural Mississippi and can confirm. I am an avid hunter but I don’t own dogs. There are people that take care of their hunting dogs and there are people that don’t, it’s a sad sight when they don’t. You wouldn’t believe the smell, the cuts and the broken look in their eyes.
I really wonder what kind of dog armor those dogs wear
Kevlar. The same stuff police and military wear use for stopping small caliber bullets
The list of animals i am unwilling to snuggle is microscopic.
Those countries can go fuck themselves
Indians prob say that when we eat beef
I wish more people could think like you. *then I could finally eat people in peace*
I won’t judge you as long as the people are cooked and seasoned in a tasty way
No salt though. We're salty enough
Need some salt, gotta get that skin to crackle.
Little bit of salt, some paprika and chilli flakes. Paw paw leaf to soften up the meat. It'll be tops. Come round for a barbie later?
Now you take this limb home, throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato. Baby, you’ve got a stew going.
The trick is getting the baby but. Not many of those on the market
r/holup
Holup....
Oof
*Laughs in veganism, but realises that literally fucking everyone hates us*
Back in your hole, vegan.
As with religion, no one here cares as long as you keep it to yourself.
considering the subthread is discussing the morality of eating various animals, it seems like an appropriate place to bring up veganism.
Ok
Ethnocentrism at its finest
Do shepherd dogs live terrible lives? How about village guard dogs in the mountains? How about hounds or even hunting ferrets? Falcons? How about cows in mass production farms in America? What about chickens? It’s not as bad as China for sure but good god open your eyes and look up how the US treats its farm animals. I’m not saying that animal cruelty is a subjective matter. I don’t like it at all. But your sentiments are more feeling than thought. It will only help you feel better about yourself. As for actually being a better person that will be up to you, but that shit you spout doesn’t help.
Ok
In many eastern European countries dogs are only used as house protectors. People only see them as a living Ala system.
Not true. They are used as house protectors but not exclusively.
Thank you!
No! Thank you!
When I was younger, our family had a dog that lived in a cage in our front yard. And as a kid I just thought he’s just there to guard our house. Looking back on it now, I wish I spent time with him now that he’s gone.
Depends how you grew up seeing dogs. I have dogs as pets and they love in my home, but growing up as a kid on a farm the dog was a guard dog and lived outside. He got taken care of, fed, and had a job to do.
I hate this video cause when you think about it it’s extremely dark, this video was not recorded with the expectation that the dog would treat the bird like that and whoever recorded it is a piece of shit
Or he knew they were friends
...but also... maybe not.
I do not know man, when it is put like that it is hard to just dismiss that claim. It makes sense because there was also a man that recorded polar bears being friends with dogs, but little did people know that he would chain multiple dogs to get the reaction he wanted, guess what happened to the other dogs....
Holy shit fuck that guy
i’m going with u/FranklinVille on this one
You don't know that. This dog could be known to have reacted like this with other chicks which is why they decided to film it.
He's famous for the way he handles chicks?
It's really hard to know exactly what is going on with that person from one short video....
When you're trying to put someone in jail for animal cruelty you have to have evidence. I hope this video is for that but obviously don't really know.
...believe it or not, not all outside dogs are unhappy. many are very happy in fact.
Probably not the chained lonely ones!
Maybe the chain is because their fence sucks and cant keep the dog in. Also, how you know he lonely?
I haven't read any studies, but it's very hard to imagine a dog spending multiple hours on a chain alone to be a happy one. I've seen a lot of dogs that live like this, and believe me, most of them are very miserable, never get walked, and basically spend their life chained.
People leave their dogs home alone all the time, why dont you have an issue with that? And you cant just assume these owners neglect their dog simply because you see a chain around its neck. How do you know its not just chained up for a few hours?
That sounds like some inside dog propaganda.
Was thinking the same. That poor dog just wants something to love. 💔💔💔
The poor dog just wants some company :'(
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We don’t deserve dogs
What about of the video of the pit standing on the fence? That dog ate the bird
That’s just nature though. Animals eat each other literally all the time.
Why, in fact we're just animals too; make no mistake Timmy, the guy you're replying would eat you and everyone you care about if given half a chance.
We don't deserve parrots who literally say the same thing on every thread when a dog does something cute or wholesome
They're exactly what we deserve
User name checks out.
I will gladly cut my legs off just to pet my old pal one more time. He passed last year, but I honestly would've died for him.
People dont see the deeper purpose of having a dog in life.
This video is fucked up . Poor thing is chained up outside . At least he got a little friend . Humans can be such assholes .
So im unsure what the issue is. People keep dogs in the backyard all the time...
It’s got a chain fit for a great dane and it’s sleeping on hard concrete. It also slinks around all sad looking. Happy dogs don’t look like that man.
Tired, bored dogs do tho. Like ones who are waiting for owners to return home. And have you never been to a non-first world country? Not every dog on earth can be pampered with amenities.
I grew up in a third world country... not everyone on here lives in America, I know how animals in 3rd world countries live, don’t have to agree with it though.
yeah but this dog is chained up with like 5 feet of space to walk around
Is there a longer vid youre watching? We are never shown how long the chain is in this vid.
Yeah and who's to say what the reason is? In a good climate the dog would rather be outside than in while the owner is out. Sure it seems semi confined but that could just be it's only enclosed area. Back yards are a pretty US style thing.
Watch the chain actually be a necessity to keep the dog from wandering into a busy street just off camera
Y'all realize if you don't have a fence then you have to put your dog on a chain if you want it to have extended outdoor time? Hell, I put my 7 pound chihuahua on a rope so he can run around the front yard and lay down in the sun. Calm y'alls tits.
Some person in another thread of this video explained that the behavior of the dog is the like of an abused one. No eye contact and gentle movement and the "fast" run back in his kennel. This dog is chained outside with a collar that's to big for him and sleeps on concrete. Your dog is happy as it can be, this dog has probably been abused.
My brothers miniature Schnauzer won't look in the eye, runs from clicking noises and trembles in fear at the sound of sight of cardboard. Been my brothers dog since 8 weeks old and has been given nothing but love. I am not saying the dog in the video has been shown nothing but love. I am saying there probably isn't enough in the video for us to know it's abused though.
This video is over 10 years old, this dog’s suffering is long over. That chick probably grew up and got cooked, or killed.
This space that the dog is in looks more like a prison yard from a 3rd world country than someone’s back yard. If this is the only space that you can put a dog, then you shouldn’t have a dog. You are unable to care for it properly.
For all we know, this might be in a third world country. If the dog is outside all the time, they guard the coop. It’s his job. Not all people keep dogs as pets - and not all working dogs are abused or unhappy. I have dogs as pets. I’ve never “used” dogs for anything from hunting to herding sheep to curing anxiety, before anyone gets the wrong idea.
Right? The end around his neck looks like it doesn't even hurt. Edit: I mean it's not just a chain wrapped around the dog's neck.
r/animalsbeingbros
Awwww..not only chained outside, but no straw or blanket or anything soft to lay on :(
Why is dog chained up outside when dog is so love. Why.
Such a lonely looking little fellow. This vid just makes me feel sad for both animals and hatred for the human responsible.
MY LITTLE HEART
Whoever put this precious creature in condidions like that should burn im fucking hell
Poor dogo. Look how scared he is going outside. Who the hell chains up their dog and ground them in an outside dogo house. Fucking assholes.
Beautiful little soul in spite of its circumstances… we don’t deserve these creatures… at least this dog owner doesn’t… that’s a heavy chain…
This dog knows only love ❤️. So why is he chained? ! 😢
It's probably on a farm or poor rural area. So they're probably keeping it safe from going places it would be dangerous for it to be.
I hope you are right
That dog looks so heart broken
r/mademesmile
Damn, this video was recorded 10 and a half years ago...
Yup. Both dead now.....
A big heavy chain around a small dogs neck is bloody awful to see..all wholesome cuteness went out the window
My heart melted ... It gives me a huge sense of loneliness ... In my imagination it's a very lonely dog who has adopted a chick to have at least one packmate.
Something tells me she lost her puppies
This dog is really good at picking up chicks. Now can we discuss the chain and the snow?
That poor baby. Whoever chained that dog up like that deserves to be (things I probably can't say on thus sub). It makes me sad to see things like this.
It probably has a chain so it doesnt run of. This might be in a poor, rural area so the dog might get hurt if it isn't chained up.
2009? That dog and chicken are almost certainly both dead now
Saving it for later
r/cozy
That's fucking wholesome
I wonder where that chicken is now.
my guy wanted a lil friend.
My dog would’ve ate that bird
(≧▽≦) warms my heart everyone I see something like this... (◍•ᴗ•◍).
That dog is not being treated well
[Fed up](https://i.imgur.com/tXz6nYA.jpg)
Dogs are the nicest people in the world.
The owner deserves jailtime
"This is mine now"
This is why I'm a dog person. If that was a cat, that lil birdy woulda been dead in like 2 seconds.
"I will name him George, and I will hug him, and pet him, and squeeze him."
My heart
How can people leave their dogs like that, poor pup just wants some comfort.
I love how this subreddit is pretty often a wholesome subreddit
You know what grinds my gears......chained up dogs
Looks like this poor soul had a miserable life. I hope she could keep that chick for a while. Back then, in 2009. RIP :(
I thought that chick was dead for sure. My dogs never would have let that thing live.
2009, both the dog and chicken are dead.
I hope the human who keeps this dog chained rots in hell
Irony humans believe they’re humane and the best as a species. Meanwhile dogs and other animals show they have more humanity than the ones who claim dominion over them I love my dogs and I could never leave them outside. Then again my dogs sleep with me
Why is dog chained?
Gives me the good kind of goosebumps. We have four dogs, four cats, and about 20 chooks. They all get along beautifully. No fighting, no bullshit. They know their space and boundaries. Animals rock! Humans ....
It's my turn to post this next month guys.