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Why do enviro-weenies hate dogs ?

Posted by ArmedGeek on Monday, December 28, 2009 in Rants

I’m sure everyone has heard the “eat your dog” thing making the rounds on the interwebs. It really isn’t the first time it has come up, not the eating them, but the “dogs are bad” thing. It really makes one wonder why the militant greenies hate dogs.

I know why they hate dogs. To them dogs are unnatural.

Every critter on the planet (even us) has particular talents related to the acquisition of that which is necessary to fill basic needs. Basic needs meaning Food, Shelter, Defense. As a funny side note, you’ll notice a lot of “nature” shows tend to leave out that last one unless they’re referring to defense against the always evil MANKIND in which they always say that the critter HAS NO DEFENSE AGAINST THE “GREATEST PREDATOR …. (there’s always a pause) MAN“. I’ve always thought that was pretty retarded.

I’ve strayed.

Birds generally have exceptional eyesight that aids them in capturing Food. They have an inborn talent for building little houses out of whatever materials they can find for Shelter (odd, when we do the very same thing, we’re somehow raping the planet). In terms of Defense .. well, they fly. Aside from other birds they pretty well have a near-perfect escape mechanism.

My intent here is not to go through each critter giving examples of how it manages to provide for its basic needs. I’m here to talk about dogs.

To the wacko-green-jerkoff dogs are wrong. Here’s why…

A dogs inborn talent for providing for its basic needs is … to please a human being. No shit. There’s a reason dogs attach to people and that reason is that the attachment is the dogs means of providing itself Food, Shelter and Defense. Keep in mind here, I’m talking about domesticated modern dogs. Pets.

The proper course is that a loved and cared for dog will attach itself to a person. Generally just one person. It’ll maybe be sociable and polite to others, but usually will only be attached to the one person although there are exceptions. The young dog (puppy) figures out pretty quick which person it has to please to get the Needs fulfilled and they act accordingly. Generally, the “training” of a dog is not to teach the dog that he needs to please you, but to teach him what he needs to do to please you. The dog naturally wants to please you just as a bird naturally wants to build a nest or catch food.

This “pleasing a human” behavior is not to be taken lightly. The dog works damned hard to fulfill his end of the bargain. I mean damned hard. Did you know a dog can identify his owners walk just by the sound ? Did you know a dog can pick out the sound of his owner’s car amidst the normal traffic sounds ? A dog is one of the only animals on Earth that can understand gesturing. I shit you not. Try pointing, nodding, shaking your head to any animal but a dog. I saw a documentary once that showed that a dog was one of the few animals that can identify a human’s eyes and where they were looking.

The point is that a dog’s life is dog’s life centers around his person. The “naturist” generally views this as an abomination and generally wrong as it relates to their view of how nature should work. The flaw in their belief is that the don’t (as usual) realize that humans are actually part of nature. Humans and dogs are not the only inter-species symbiotic relationships out there.

This is why I think the wacko enviros hate dogs. If anyone is interested, I’ve actually studied this quite a bit can could write longer on dog psychology.

As a side note, the preceding is also why it’s so important to never abandon a dog that has attached to you. A dog is a decade-long (give or take) commitment and must be taken as seriously as your marriage. A dog’s whole sense of reality is based on the attachment with their human and if you fuck that up the dog will never recover. In some cases he may be salvageable, but he’ll never be the sort of dog he was capable of. I’m not a bunny-hugger, I don’t believe animals have rights. If you own a dog, he is your property. That said, mistreating a dog is worse than mistreating a person as a person has the mental/psychological capability of realizing that bad treatment is an anomaly and not either a reflection on him or a belief that his inborn ideals are wrong.

I seem to have ranted. I’ll stop now.

Bring on the comments

  1. cmblake6 says:

    Excellent rant! Not to mention, dogs have an incredible “sixth sense” about evil beings from wherever they’re from. Of course enviroweenies don’t want to be identified.

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  2. ArmedGeek says:

    I actually started looking at dogs due to the way they interacted with people. Obviously, the leading pets are cats and dogs. Cats are stereotypically adverse to people, but dogs are generally suckasses. Cats “act” smarter cause they don’t give a fuck, dogs seem dumber due to their outward behavior. That’s what led me to “study” dogs.

    Make no mistake, I’m not ‘educated’, I’m just capable of learning.

  3. Dogs have a sense of loyalty. Enviroweenies do not. Loyalty is like sulphuric acid to them.

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  4. Nicole says:

    Good post. I didn’t know that about dogs following human eye movement.

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  5. Tiberius says:

    My sister has just had her first child and it is amazing how

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  6. Tiberius says:

    Fuck I hate this laptop.

    As I was saying before my comment decided to post itself, my sister has just had her first child and it is amazing how quickly their dog (a German shepherd which probably explains a lot) has accepted my nephew and taken on the role of protector.

    My female dog established herself as the boss from the first day she met my sister’s shepherd and has never been challenged since, but as I was holding my nephew and my dog put her paws up on the couch to get a closer sniff, my sister’s shepherd wheeled around and told her in no uncertain terms not to get too close.

    And I am sure I don’t need to say who is the first one by the crib when my nephew starts crying.

    Being a shepherd, that protective instinct is greater than in other breeds, but to see it in action as such, it certainly lends more credence to the “symbiotic” relationship dogs have developed with humans – which is exactly why environazis hate them.

    Of course I would gladly murder 1000 environazis to spare any of the dogs I know so maybe I am biased but I could not imagine life without dogs but can imagine life without environazis quite easily (and wonderful life it would be).

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  7. David says:

    We “inherited” an abused dog from its abusers about 15 years ago, and it did take years before it recovered enough to really be :o ur” dog–really, my son’s dog. Then Son&Heir went away to college, and Buttons (a 50-pound Heinz 57 who looks a lot like the Animaniacs character, hence the name bestowed by our son) became “my” dog. Still, it wasn’t until recently that he made it clear that I was “his” and so, as this 17-year-old elderly canine makes his way ever more slowly toward his ultimate reward (surely there’s a heaven for such as he?), his “unconditional positive regard” (well, it is, whether I feed him or my Wonder Woman does) has become a major part of my daily life. *sigh* Even though Son&Heir has moved back in (focusing on saving $$ for a home of his own–to buy, not to mortgage. Funny guy. He’s about halfway there… ), Buttons has made his switch clear. (“Leave me and go away to school, will you? I’ll show you!” *heh*)

    Some old dogs can learn “new tricks” I guess.

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