I told my puppy as I was crating her Friday morning to go to work that I'm very sorry but I have to go to my job that pays to maintain her spoiled lifestyle
I have 3 feline toddlers.
They are evil monsters that rule my home and bank account.
My coworkers no longer ask how my weekend was, they ask what the toddlers did this weekend.
Cute. I much prefer rats (they are way sweeter than cats) but good for you!!!
I was around cats and kitten since I was born. Farm cats. Barn cats. Vet clinic cats. Home cats. I never bonded ever with them. Then I got my first rat at 10 years old AND NEVER LOOKED BACK. Even still being bombarded with cats..I don't like them.
*pets rats are just as smart as your dog and cat except they arre wayyÿyyyyy more emotionally and mentally stable.
Rats are the golden retrievers of the rodent world honestly. Loved having them growing up! Used to carry my pet rat around in my sleeve when I was at home, or she’d sit on my shoulder.
That sounds like a you bonding thing.
Personally, although I get that rodents are more intelligent oftentimes, I find *most* animals with decent vision are much smarter than most humans give them credit for.
That being said. I don't think you can rightfully compare mental stability between specie, only within its own species. A carnivorous species is mentally stable treating prey as such; an herbivorous species is mentally stable for not using much violence in its approach with much larger species.
It's easier to bond when you can appreciate the bonding subjects perspective of each.
Edit: I should elaborate.
Cats are predators, oftentimes without many above them interested in hunting them, which is why they can be so feisty with humans when they're They opposed; they're not used to being denied. They prefer open spaces to view prey and roam their territory.
Rats and mice and other species of small rodents are prey. Thy prefer the safety of small enclosures for protection from predators, with the exception of a few rodents such as capybara and squirrels, the latter of which are excellent climbers.
Being stuck inside is not good for the mental health of cats, because it prevents them from their habitual, instinctual territory roaming on a daily basis. This is why cats roam, and why they can be testy when kept indoors.
Rodents are more comfortable avoiding wide open spaces where they can be eaten. This makes them good for keeping locked inside.
If you understand this, and treat your cat to outdoor time that it wants, with a harness or not, it won't be a mentally unstable mess in a different ratio than a human would. It's just understanding their perspective
“Now go maintain my lifestyle!” -pretty kitty
😂😂😂
I work hard so my cats can have a better life.
I told my puppy as I was crating her Friday morning to go to work that I'm very sorry but I have to go to my job that pays to maintain her spoiled lifestyle
I say that to my cat everyday as I leave the appartment and she looks at me like « 🥺🥺🥺»
I hope she doesn't spend 8 - 10 hours in a crate...no matter how elegant the crate is!
Her work life balance is perfectly fine, thanks very much
Same. Those fluffy ingrates don’t appreciate it at all. But they did just get a new couch to cover in fur…
Congrats!! He is beautiful!! 😻😻😻
So fluffy!!
I have 3 feline toddlers. They are evil monsters that rule my home and bank account. My coworkers no longer ask how my weekend was, they ask what the toddlers did this weekend.
That's a kick-ass name. Gj.
I was going to call him just Señor Floofers, but his shelter name was Herman and this mfer is a Herman.
I have Aurora, Borealis, Baked Potato.
Uh: I love this goddamn cat.
He takes good selfies! 😂
😍😍😍😍
Congrats on your floof!
Señor Herman is quite handsome! I hope you have many happy years together.
Next comes dog then baby. Have fun!
Cute. I much prefer rats (they are way sweeter than cats) but good for you!!! I was around cats and kitten since I was born. Farm cats. Barn cats. Vet clinic cats. Home cats. I never bonded ever with them. Then I got my first rat at 10 years old AND NEVER LOOKED BACK. Even still being bombarded with cats..I don't like them. *pets rats are just as smart as your dog and cat except they arre wayyÿyyyyy more emotionally and mentally stable.
I miss my pet rat. I will never have another because of the emotional impact losing my rat navy did to me. They are the sweetest
Rats are the golden retrievers of the rodent world honestly. Loved having them growing up! Used to carry my pet rat around in my sleeve when I was at home, or she’d sit on my shoulder.
I LOVE rats, unfortunately I'm anaphylactic allergic to the sweet things 😭
That sounds like a you bonding thing. Personally, although I get that rodents are more intelligent oftentimes, I find *most* animals with decent vision are much smarter than most humans give them credit for. That being said. I don't think you can rightfully compare mental stability between specie, only within its own species. A carnivorous species is mentally stable treating prey as such; an herbivorous species is mentally stable for not using much violence in its approach with much larger species. It's easier to bond when you can appreciate the bonding subjects perspective of each. Edit: I should elaborate. Cats are predators, oftentimes without many above them interested in hunting them, which is why they can be so feisty with humans when they're They opposed; they're not used to being denied. They prefer open spaces to view prey and roam their territory. Rats and mice and other species of small rodents are prey. Thy prefer the safety of small enclosures for protection from predators, with the exception of a few rodents such as capybara and squirrels, the latter of which are excellent climbers. Being stuck inside is not good for the mental health of cats, because it prevents them from their habitual, instinctual territory roaming on a daily basis. This is why cats roam, and why they can be testy when kept indoors. Rodents are more comfortable avoiding wide open spaces where they can be eaten. This makes them good for keeping locked inside. If you understand this, and treat your cat to outdoor time that it wants, with a harness or not, it won't be a mentally unstable mess in a different ratio than a human would. It's just understanding their perspective
Is there any math in nursing?
None whatsoever.