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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]They’re for the feeble minded or anxious who are unable to meaningfully connect with other humans. The dumb animal is more “on their level” and simpler to interact with. That’s a lot of people nowadays[/b].[/quote] Nailed it. Hence the claim of seeking "unconditional love" from an animal. [b]Lots and lots of people have pets that they love and care for, but still understand the boundaries and differences between human and pet.[/b] But there are a lot of dog owners who cannot comprehend the differences and put their pet on an equal pedestal. You don't see this in any other for of pet owner. [/quote] Do you have a pet?[/quote] Yes, I do. I love them, they bring me joy (and entertainment), but I don't seek validation or "unconditional love" from my pet. I certainly don't think they trump basic courtesy of other humans. [/quote] I used to have dogs, and I…also never did those things. Weird, huh?[/quote] Sounds like you two aren't the type of dog owners that people bristle at, then. [/quote]
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