Internet 'dog-shaming' craze undermines pets' dignity, say vets who claim unfortunate canines look terrified in online photos
How many dogs actually look at the internet and say "OMG! My owner put me on there! What will my pals at the dog park say when they see that?"
Of course for some dogs, even that's not an issue. Guilt? Shame? Remorse? Maybe for some dogs, but...
I shoulda just bought a hamster.
Don't get me wrong - I think animals, particularly some of our companion animals, have been very underrated as far as intelligence, emotional development, etc. But I'm pretty sure that being out on the "shame" site is not high on their concerns.
ReplyDeleteThe dogs are only bothered if the picture shows them wearing the cone of same
ReplyDeleteUh oh. I'm expecting a knock on the door from the ASPCA any minute now. I knew I shouldn't have taught Angus HTML.
ReplyDeleteIt should have been cone of shame.
ReplyDeleteDamn auto correct
No, you wouldn't like hamsters - they bite clean though to the knuckles and hang on tight.
ReplyDeleteMurphy's got to be a little nicer than that.