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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hope those of you agreeing with OP are also trolls. [/quote] No, not trolls. Just people who understand the nature of dogs.[/quote] You do not understand the nature of dogs, you understand the nature of wolves. We bred the wildness out of dogs to the point where they depend on us for almost everything including shelter and companionship. If the dog is outside all the time chances are it is not getting that to the degree that it should. I have neighbors who have outside dogs and one of them didn't make it through the cold winter. I called the police and and animal shelter more times than I can count but they people didn't give a crap. One cold morning the dog did not come out of it's wood box. Later that night I saw the people dragging it's body to the garage. Some people are just sick. Why get a dog if you aren't going to enjoy it's company. [/quote] Well, only a dumbass is going to leave an animal outside during sub zero temps like we had this winter. Dogs are outside animals. They are happier outside. It is more natural for them to be outside than it is to be cooped up inside all day long in a small area for hours on end.[/quote] I don't buy this. I've had dogs all my life and I promise you they are extremely happy with their 2 walks a day and then curling up on the couch with us at night. They would whine and cry if we tried to put them outside at night. Dogs are pack animals, their humans are their pack. It is more natural for a pack animal to curl up with it's pack at night. Domesticated dogs are in no way a solitary animal. At the very least, if you do force you dog to be outside all the time please have more than one so it is not alone. Also, you did not answer my question. Why get a dog if you are not going to enjoy it's company? [/quote]
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