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It's called reactive abuse because dogs nature is abusive towards us humans. Barking is noise abuse because it causes psychological stress.

Other pets are actually the same way in their parasitic nature.

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“It's called reactive abuse because dogs nature is abusive towards us humans.”
Not even ten seconds on Google and i know you’re an idiot. It’s ‘reactive’ because an abused victim ‘reacts’ to their abuser with aggression. Which is used to justify further abuse.
Like as kids, saying the little sibling ‘started it’ by hitting you back.
Also, dogs were literally bred for cooperative natures. If dogs are regularly abusive in reaction to you, you have a discrete problem. Like Twain said, ‘If a person doesn’t like dogs, i don’t always know what that means, but if a dog doesn’t like a person i take that as gospel.’

"Barking is noise abuse because it causes psychological stress.”
Dogs…bark. This reminds me of the people who say babies crying is a sin because it’s so annoying.

“Other pets are actually the same way in their parasitic nature.”
Words have meaning. ‘Parasite’ is not typically applied to pets as most of them are in the owner’s life at the owner’s choice. They get SOMETHING from the wolf, tiger, or dinosaur cohabiting with them. If you can’t perceive a benefit, that’s fine. But you’re in no position to judge the relationship.

And yet when a cat meows you don’t mind it.
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They probably see cat’s meow as brainwashing.

The creature known as man's best friend is abusive in nature to humans?! 😳 Well do I know that their barking is usually not aggression, but just 🐕 talk, saying hello. Sometimes boredom.
It's abuse OF 🐕 that I find so upsetting, because they are loving and loyal.

Cats are not parasitic, but nobody has ever owned one.

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