[ SECRET POST #3215 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3215 ⌋

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04. [SPOILERS for Undertale]



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Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

You think dogs should be allowed to roam outdoors?

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

They clearly said walked?

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

"dogs should be allowed outdoors."

And they said "preferably", which doesn't really indicate much.

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

Did you somehow stop reading before you got to the word "yard"?

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

"not just let into the yard"

and not everyone's yards has fences. My neighbors let their damn dogs "into their yard", but the dogs will run into others' yards to chase things and such. Annoying as fuck.

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

That would not be letting the dog into the yard. That would be letting the dog into the neighbors' yard and the street and the world in general. Dog in yard stays in yard. Dog roaming neighborhood is not in yard.

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

"not just let into the yard"

I realize you are passionate about this. but it is weird to say "dogs should be allowed outside" but "cats should not".

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

Not really though? Cats are small and suited to indoor life, sleep a lot, scratch on scratching posts, chase feather toys. Dogs tend to be bigger and more energetic and require lots of exercise, long runs, fetching tennis balls, to avoid becoming destructive to furniture and such.

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

There is the argument that male cats spray and their pee destroys furniture and flooring, which can be prevented if allowed to go outside. But honestly I have no cat in this race.

Re: Ask an opinion question

[(Anonymous)]

What. Have you had neither of either pet and you're making this claim? Cats absolutely need lots of stimulation. And, you do know that dogs come in different sizes, right?

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[(Anonymous)]

I have had both. I have already pointed out that cats need stimulation. Forgive me for not naming every single toy that a cat might play with. And "Dogs tend to be bigger" =/= "Every dog is a Great Dane". It is a fact that dogs tend to be bigger than cats. Unless you keep tigers in apartments. Don't keep tigers in apartments.

Re: Ask an opinion question

[philstar22]

Roam, no, unless you have a yard. But "indoor dogs" are as bad an idea as "outdoor" cats. They need to walk.