11/22/2002: The Petersburg Orchid

Undertoad · 11-25-2002, 02:36 PM

At the very least, dogs and cats live longer and much less stressed lives in domestication than they would in the wild.

My girl may require $1500 in vet bills to take care of her gimpy leg, which she got just running around. In the wild she'd become turkey vulture food.

The girl is extremely happy with her lot, even with a bad leg. She stays close to home at all times, very anxious of others although she loves all.

The boy sometimes thinks there might be a better pack on the block, and will trot off for 20 minutes or so, but he eventually comes back, deciding that we're still the best bet.

Both run right to their crates at the word "crate" even though they are going to spend hours there, because they think of the crate as their personal cave/nest.

11-25-2002, 02:36 PM	#11
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	At the very least, dogs and cats live longer and much less stressed lives in domestication than they would in the wild. My girl may require $1500 in vet bills to take care of her gimpy leg, which she got just running around. In the wild she'd become turkey vulture food. The girl is extremely happy with her lot, even with a bad leg. She stays close to home at all times, very anxious of others although she loves all. The boy sometimes thinks there might be a better pack on the block, and will trot off for 20 minutes or so, but he eventually comes back, deciding that we're still the best bet. Both run right to their crates at the word "crate" even though they are going to spend hours there, because they think of the crate as their personal cave/nest.

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