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Chud Sat 04 Mar 2023 11:41:43 No.28840 View View Original Report

>What is it with people that they absolutely refuse to see that dogs don't love humans? They force human emotions on them in whatever way it suits them even when it's obviously not how the animal behaves. For example, thinking because they sit in your lap or whine when you leave that they love you. They just want attention/warmth/food and are too stupid to know that when you leave you come back again so fear that you (their source of everything that means they can sit on their holes and do nothing all day) are gone forever. What makes them arrive at that being love? Dogs are nowhere near intelligent enough to understand the complexity of love. Not to mention that love involves depths of selflessness beyond a dogs ability. 'Oh but the dog sat on it's dead owners gravestone for months after he died' yes because it's too stupid to know he's dead and still wants the good things it had when he was alive. 'But the dog protected my kids against another dog' That's just instinct to protect what it thinks it owns and show dominance over another dog. Neither is love.

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Chud Sat 04 Mar 2023 12:13:59 No.28847 Report

>It's a dog's life - even animals have to eat, sleep, breed, die. Humans have more rights than dogs because they're able to comprehend the concept. It's a little like humans putting themselves in the place of a dolphin or other wild animal. You can't expect a dolphin to see what we see when it comes to love. This isn't just a dog thing. Human babies don't love their mothers in the way that dogs do, they are far too young to understand love. No wonder humans get married. At least dogs get to go out of this world with the love that's rightfully theirs, they don't have to suffer to get there. Well, it's hard to see what humans would be in the position of a dog, but from what I've heard, dogs don't appear to be very good at being alone. It could be that humans have a deeper connection to one another than dogs, but the same applies.

>I think it's also very important to note that, for dogs, love is one part of the relationship. Love in the truest sense of the word is the part of the relationship that requires communication. A lot of people take a leap of faith and think that the instant love of a dog makes the rest of the relationship fall into place. It doesn't.

Chud Sat 04 Mar 2023 12:16:08 No.28848 Report

xie's right

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