Do You Feel Sorry For House Dogs?

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My uncle in India has 3 dogs, they are all strays that he took in, but they don't be up in the house usually, only once in a while...they chill "around" the house and they seem more happy that way. They don't go to the vet, they live off leftover scraps/bones, they don't sleep in "beds," and them dogs are still loyal as fukk. When I was staying there last year about 3 days before I was going to leave for NY it's like they sensed it and they wouldn't leave me alone :to:

:salute: to the Indian stray.

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Those strays tend to be extra smart and low-maintenence as a result of their condition. I think sometimes they make the best pets, if they can get used to domesticity.
 

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Those strays tend to be extra smart and low-maintenence as a result of their condition. I think sometimes they make the best pets, if they can get used to domesticity.

We used to take in strays over in Iraq. Just amazing dirty ass dogs.

They would patrol with us and everything.

A lot of Marines tried to adopt them but were denied permission.
 

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Nah...a wolf would...not a domesticated dog. They've been bred that way for thousands of years. They're like retarded kids....running around the house chasing toys all happy and blissful and shyt. My dog would want to kill himself if he had to sleep somewhere with no air conditioning or heating.

That's 'cause your dog is a castrated glee singing queer.

"Neutering of male dogs and cats can prevent certain undesirable sexual behaviors, such as urine marking, humping, male aggression and the urge to roam. If you have more than one pet in your household, all the pets will generally get along better if they are neutered.":sadbron:

I could never own a dog for this reason. Seems selfish to me. Now if he could keep is d1ck and balls allowing him to be his more natural instinctual self then I would think about it.
 

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a hyena is far from a "dog". they're actually more closely related to cats

Feliformia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Correct but also incorrect:


Although phylogenetically close to felines and viverrids, hyenas are behaviourally and morphologically similar to canines in several aspects (see Convergent evolution); both hyenas and canines are non-arboreal, cursorial hunters that catch prey with their teeth rather than claws. Both eat food quickly and may store it, and their calloused feet with large, blunt, non-retractable nails are adapted for running and making sharp turns. However, the hyenas' grooming, scent marking, defecating habits, mating and parental behaviour are consistent with the behaviour of other feliforms.[4] Although long reputed to be cowardly scavengers, hyenas, especially spotted hyenas, kill as much as 95% of the food they eat,[5] and have been known to drive off leopards or lionesses from their kills. Hyenas are primarily nocturnal animals, but may venture from their lairs in the early morning hours. With the exception of the highly social spotted hyena, hyenas are generally not gregarious animals, though they may live in family groups and congregate at kills.[6]

Hyena - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 

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Sometimes not even that.

They are learning to develop biological weapon systems:
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Funny story. Years ago when I was young my moms co-worker was moving out of state so they decided to give us their cat...most ungrateful piece of shyt ever. It would always try to scratch/attack us, wasn't receptive to us trying to pet it or anything, even though we fed that little fukk good and treated it like gold...once I was playing video games and this shyt just took a flying leap off the table onto my back and started going HAM :damn:

We just chalked it up to it not being used to its new owners. We were actually planning on giving it away but one day it ran away and disappeared. We thought that was that, but about a week later I was throwing the trash out front and I saw it approaching the front of the house real slow, looking like it had been through a WAR...it probably got into a fight with some of the neighborhood strays and since it wasn't bout that life, got that work :russ: but oh now that shyt wanted to come back to us for help? :rudy:

left that shyt out there to die fukk that :pacspit:

a month later my moms friend called us asking how the cat was :merchant:
 

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That's 'cause your dog is a castrated glee singing queer.

"Neutering of male dogs and cats can prevent certain undesirable sexual behaviors, such as urine marking, humping, male aggression and the urge to roam. If you have more than one pet in your household, all the pets will generally get along better if they are neutered.":sadbron:

I could never own a dog for this reason. Seems selfish to me. Now if he could keep is d1ck and balls allowing him to be his more natural instinctual self then I would think about it.

Nope. There wasn't any change in his behavior at all post-neutering beyond ceasing to hump legs. Dogs have been bred to desire a home and family environment of people. That's just how it is. Since the day we brought him home as a puppy, he never wants to leave our side. The first night we tried to put him out of the bedroom and he banged on the door and cried til we gave up and let him in. It wasn't learned...its innate due to thousands of years of breeding. It's an artificially-selected animal.
 

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Nope. There wasn't any change in his behavior post-neutering beyond ceasing to hump legs. Dogs have been bred to desire a home and family environment of people. That's just how it is. Since the day we brought him home as a puppy, he never wants to leave our side. It wasn't learned...its innate due to thousands of years of breedig.

There is nothing more significant for an animal than humping, humping is why we are born and you took it away. You took his last semblance of true animal essence away. I can't get past castrating an animal for my desire of companionship. Can't do it.
 

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There is nothing more significant for an animal than humping, humping it's why we are born and you took it away. You took his last semblance of true animal essence away. I can't get past castrating an animal. Can't do it.

:laugh: I put him out of his misery. He can't get any p*ssy as an indoor housepet, so it was an act of mercy.
 

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:laugh: I put him out of his misery. He can't get any p*ssy as an indoor housepet, so it was an act of mercy.

Is a virgin more miserable than a castrated man? I don't know. Much rather be a virgin with hope.
 
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My dog still got his nuts, I wont ever take those from dude.

Every now and again he tries humping my or my girls arm, cracks me up.

I want to get him some butt one day though, wish I knew someone who wanted to breed their dogs.
 

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I do feel bad for dogs that are kept in their crates all day while the owner is out working. My homie's dog has chewed his way through two crates so far.
 
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