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> Animals having predators is not exactly unnatural, to put it carefully. uh... but if those predators are bred by humans, it's unnatural
by More-nitors 5y ago
> Animals having predators is not exactly unnatural, to put it carefully.
uh... but if those predators are bred by humans, it's unnatural
- nosianu 5y agoWe do? I know of pup mills, I am unaware of cat mills. Maybe for exotic cats, but those would be the types people keep at home because they would not fare so well outside anyway. And since when is one species doing something that benefits another unnatural? That exists among animals too.
- More-nitors 5y agohm I guess you're trying to make this into cat vs dog owners... but it's about: * properly keeping your pet from harm / harming others * > And since when is one species doing something that benefits another unnatural? well I guess humans interfering nature is "natural" after all... I mean, we're "part of nature"
- TylerE 5y agoWell, cats wouldn't be anywhere except for Africa and maybe eastern Europe if it wasn't for humans. (Yes, I know wildcats exist, but their ranges and populations are limited)