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Originally Posted by OldManOnFire
This is a very subjective statement you make.
Many cats and dogs have instinctual behaviors similar to animals in the wild. Mating, prowling, hunting, etc. are easy examples of wild behavior. Yet we restrict many of our animals in apartments, or small yards, or in cages, etc. and we spay and neuter them, remove their claws, snip their ears and tails, etc. and horrific inbreeding, which to me is no better or worse than conditions at many zoos...
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I agree. Clipping, declawing, keeping them pinned up is not good. My animals go out when they wnt and come in when they want. And I live in an apartment. We are talking about the ills of zoos and why they need to make their records public. So you know what you paid for! You just don't get it. Stick to your econmics and leave the rest to those who understand and "KNOW" the truth and refuse to turn a blind eye to it.
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