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I Just Don't Get It: Why Do So Many People Treat Pets as Human Equals?
I stumbled across this article today and found it interesting. Equally so are the comments following. People are passionate about their pets. I have no pets at the moment but am a "grandparent" to many. I show up at friends' and family's and love on 'em, walk 'em and then LEAVE.
Two people in my life just lost pets and it was traumatic for them. One was hit by a car when she slipped out of the house when they were bringing groceries in. Another had breathing problems and the day after I went with them to take pooch to the vet, pooch died.
Two people in my life have ill pooches requiring about $350 a month in medicine bills and prescribed food. What is the upper limit of care?
I get enjoyment out of loving my loved ones animals for their sake. They enjoy sharing their pets with me and I enjoy sharing love with their pets. Ultimately my focus is on the people. Seems normal.
Over to y’all…what do you think around this topic?
I stumbled across this article today and found it interesting. Equally so are the comments following. People are passionate about their pets. I have no pets at the moment but am a "grandparent" to many. I show up at friends' and family's and love on 'em, walk 'em and then LEAVE.
Two people in my life just lost pets and it was traumatic for them. One was hit by a car when she slipped out of the house when they were bringing groceries in. Another had breathing problems and the day after I went with them to take pooch to the vet, pooch died.
Two people in my life have ill pooches requiring about $350 a month in medicine bills and prescribed food. What is the upper limit of care?
I get enjoyment out of loving my loved ones animals for their sake. They enjoy sharing their pets with me and I enjoy sharing love with their pets. Ultimately my focus is on the people. Seems normal.
Over to y’all…what do you think around this topic?