Does the dog need a beverage, too? Maybe a martini
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Do you know the back story about this? Before I was so close-minded, I too thought this was ridiculous. But think of it this way - what if this dog cannot walk or has some sort of impairment that prohibits it from walking about like a "normal" dog does? And I only comment because in the last year I've been supporting many dog rescues for medically needy dogs.
If my dog suddenly developed spinal issues and couldn't walk or walk too far, I bet I'd be doing the same thing. Why, because my pets are my family.
I still think it looks odd but sure, Fido could have a condition. Still think he needs a martini. He looks like he needs one. Just because he may be frail or infirm doesn't mean he still can't enjoy a tasty martini.
Is the dog going to tell you it is in pain, AllanVS? You obviously have no idea how innovative vtes can be in assisting in pets that have mobility issues. If you lost the use of your legs, would you like me to put YOU down? I think not. I don't think you have any clue of what goes on outside your bubble, Allan.
I just want to step in here and I think it's wrong that we can't legally end the lives of humans suffering from diseases such as ALS. We have no "right to end life" legislation and that's wrong. Some people call it dying with dignity. Anyhow, continue with your battle.
I have a stroller for my dog and it's simply because:
1. she's too heavy for me to carry around (20lbs) and not big enough so people won't step on her. so putting her in a stroller to somewhere with lots of people is a safer option for her.
2. I've had instances (before I got a stroller) where she was so tired that she had refused to walk anymore. And carrying a 20lb dog in your arms for 2 hours is not exactly what I call fun.
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Do you know the back story about this? Before I was so close-minded, I too thought this was ridiculous. But think of it this way - what if this dog cannot walk or has some sort of impairment that prohibits it from walking about like a "normal" dog does?
And I only comment because in the last year I've been supporting many dog rescues for medically needy dogs.
If my dog suddenly developed spinal issues and couldn't walk or walk too far, I bet I'd be doing the same thing. Why, because my pets are my family.
Then God Bless her!
I still think it looks odd but sure, Fido could have a condition. Still think he needs a martini. He looks like he needs one. Just because he may be frail or infirm doesn't mean he still can't enjoy a tasty martini.
Is the dog going to tell you it is in pain, AllanVS? You obviously have no idea how innovative vtes can be in assisting in pets that have mobility issues. If you lost the use of your legs, would you like me to put YOU down? I think not.
I don't think you have any clue of what goes on outside your bubble, Allan.
I just want to step in here and I think it's wrong that we can't legally end the lives of humans suffering from diseases such as ALS.
We have no "right to end life" legislation and that's wrong.
Some people call it dying with dignity.
Anyhow, continue with your battle.
I'm not arguing on this point anymore. You fail to grasp the point.
CJ I agree about right to end human suffering.
I have a stroller for my dog and it's simply because:
1. she's too heavy for me to carry around (20lbs) and not big enough so people won't step on her. so putting her in a stroller to somewhere with lots of people is a safer option for her.
2. I've had instances (before I got a stroller) where she was so tired that she had refused to walk anymore. And carrying a 20lb dog in your arms for 2 hours is not exactly what I call fun.
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