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Cats on leashes?

2004-08-16, 3:10 PM #41

JediKirby

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Originally posted by phoenix_9286:
If the cat has always been inside, and only seen the outdoors via windows, how are they going to go insane because they can't go out?

You're right, they won't. They'll just serve the purpose as NOTHING BUT YOUR SLAVE TO ENJOYMENT. Good god. I'm no peta, at all. I could usually give a rats *** when an animal dies. What I think IS disgusting, is the way Humans suddenly think that completelly voiding the natural instincts and needs of an animal is being "Sofisticated." ANIMALS NEED TO BE OUTSIDE.

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2004-08-16, 3:27 PM #42

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Originally posted by jEDIkIRBY:
ANIMALS NEED TO BE OUTSIDE.

But... what if they don't want to go outside? ;p

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2004-08-16, 3:33 PM #43

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A cat that is let outdoors is definitely going to have a shorter life expectancy.

Also keep in mind that domestic cats and dogs have been bred by humans for thousands of years... Their 'natural instincts' have been altered by unnatural selection.

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2004-08-16, 3:34 PM #44

JediKirby

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Which is sick. As well, there's no way to unbreed instincts. They're still there, trust me.

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2004-08-16, 3:35 PM #45

Elana14

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Originally posted by jEDIkIRBY:
You're right, they won't. They'll just serve the purpose as NOTHING BUT YOUR SLAVE TO ENJOYMENT. Good god. I'm no peta, at all. I could usually give a rats *** when an animal dies. What I think IS disgusting, is the way Humans suddenly think that completelly voiding the natural instincts and needs of an animal is being "Sofisticated." ANIMALS NEED TO BE OUTSIDE.

JediKirby

so what do you want me to do? let my beta fish out for a stroll whenever he wants?

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2004-08-16, 3:38 PM #46

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It's funny that you keep preaching about natural instincts, Kirby, and then talk about how it's okay to confine a dog to a backyard, when wild dogs, wolves, and dingoes roam for massive distances, far more than any wild cat.

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2004-08-16, 4:07 PM #47

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Originally posted by CavEmaN:
*cough*americaforya*cough*

children leashes

I have NEVER, in 18 years in the US, seen one of these used or even for sale.

So I can start matter-of-factly that American parents are smarter than you think. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/tongue.gif]

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