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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2025
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Imagine being forced to consume the same food, get the same enrichment, and exist in the same house all your life. You’d get bored and want to see what else is out there too.
For most of the dog/human interaction, dogs have always worked: herding, hunting, guarding, transportation, etc. Up until the 19th century we selected and bred them for their instinctive behaviors that are useful to us.
Then during the Victorian age we started fucking up their genetics primarily for their looks and ignoring their instinctive behaviors.
So today we have animals with fucked up genetics and preprogrammed behaviors being kept by people with no idea what the animals need. So the animals get into all sorts of trouble.
My dog will go outside on her own. Not leave the unfenced yard, and on the rare occasion she gets left outside when things are hectic, she will go up to the door and scratch to let us know we forgot someone important. The only time she turns into the flash is the moment food hits her dish. She can't eat fast enough.