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.”
"Barking is noise abuse because it causes psychological stress.”
“Other pets are actually the same way in their parasitic nature.”
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 or defending their territory.
Cats are not parasitic, but nobody has ever owned one.
This vid speaks volumes in two ways:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsbGSSZ2xPE
One: About the extreme humanity of the couple who returned to more or less normality a dog that was all but a walking husk.
Two: How the OP isn’t human.
Always thought r/dogfree was a parody of r/childfree, honestly. It certainly has the insane troll logic down. evil is a wee off.
I say this as someone who was deeply terrified of all dogs as a child, to the point of panicked paralysis and screaming fits, and who has only recently started to work through the issue, even I find this to be a bit fucking much.
@kuyohashi #216357
I was also terrified of dogs (especially big ones) as a kid, but I got over it once my parents got our first pet pupper back then. Anyway, even though current me is a dog lover, both mes would still think the OP is an asshole.
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