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Well, maybe they watch television, but they don't talk, and they never ask for money. I had Pootie asking everyone to send him money. --Squirrels don't do that.
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I'm alright with animals of any kind as long as they don't run towards me. If they run at me I'm gone.
My youngest child we call "the tamer" because animals just love him. When we go to the zoo the animals come from the back of their cages to look at him. It's really weird. There are feral cats in the woods behind our house that will just come to him and let him pet them. If anyone else goes outside they run. My mother and father have racoons in the woods behind their house and my son can go outside and call them out and pet them as if they were tame. Once when he was 2 years old a lynx came out of the woods behind my parents house and ran towards him, being the overprotective mother that I am, I was running as soon as I saw the cat, but it just ran up to him, sniffed and put it's paw on his arm, he smiled at the big cat, Said, "Hey Kitty" and then it ran off into the woods. Weird!
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All animals are the same, and I dislike the idealism prevalent in 'animal lovers'.
For example: furry, big-eyed creatures are simply adoreable and must be saved, but multi-legged, stinging things must keep away or face being squashed. There is no such thing as a bad animal - just a bad sense of approach to it. Granted, a puppy or kitten may be more aesthetically pleasing and human-pandering than a centipede or a wild rat, but remember that domesticated species have been weakened through years of human interference with their instincts and evolution. I'm not sure I can even agree with owning pets, let alone agree with zoos. Zoos are animal prisons, justified because 'this is the only way to see some of these creatures'. No, there is another way - get off your fat useleses arse and earn some money to pay for a trip to Africa or Australia. Witnessing beasts in the wild leaves one free of the guilt present as we gawp into the eyes of a lonely, lost animal though steel bars.
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I love animals, especially cats (big and small), reptiles, and marine creatures. The only things that I'm really not fond of are centipedes and wasps. I generally like insects and arthropods, but these two just give me the willies.
I worked at a pet store for several years as a clerk and then manager, and I've had experiences with many different types of animals. What I learned from that time was that animals are just that. No animal is malevolent, none of them should be hated for no good reason. It's the owners that are dangerous. Oh, and to answer the OP's question, I do fairly well with them. There isn't any animal that I've felt in danger from or unable to calm down. Except for some large birds... they don't seem to like me for some reason.
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iam not crazy about animals unless you can sacrifice them!
just kidding i love the boogers! in fact i have a siamese named coco and a dog named daisey!;)
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