Re: D..kheads
Posted: 26 May 2011, 10:59
i also noticed that the media yesterday were talking about this person and his "hunger strike" outside the RSPCA...let him starve I say. The civil libertarians were out claiming his rights and how the bird would be stressed without its owner...I can only hope the RSPCA re-house this bird to a loving owner/family...I'm sure that in time the bird would bond with a new owner who has more than 2 brain cells like the previous owner....I can't help but respond to the comments about dogs as status symbols...I don't want to generalise, however I have 2 American Bulldogs (no not pit bulls)...they look like a large white boxer and have a similar temprament....they are often perceived as intimidating...because they look intimidating...but they are my families loving pets...my daughter (now 9) has always been the second master (after me) to these dogs...they have always listened to her instructions, however I was never stupid enough to leave her on her own with them when she was younger...Although my dogs are part of my family, they are also there to do a job...protect my family....if you came into my house with me...they would love you...if you came into my house when i was away and my wife and daughter were home alone...you wouldn't come out the same way you went in....this has not been taught...it is their nature....I make no apologies for this....as all dogs do, my dogs see our family as part of their pack...they protect. So when people come into my house when my wife is alone...i make sure they are put away for everyone's safety....I have always had a large dog (previously a Sheppard)...that's because I like a dog i can wrestle and play with...it's not a status symbol...so please don't generalise.
I could go on and on....but I treat dog/bird (animal) ownership as a privellege...I choose to have them so it is my responsibity to ensure i meet their needs...those who cannot (or choose not) do this should be big enough to not have pets....cheers, Paul
I could go on and on....but I treat dog/bird (animal) ownership as a privellege...I choose to have them so it is my responsibity to ensure i meet their needs...those who cannot (or choose not) do this should be big enough to not have pets....cheers, Paul