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BaronVonVaderham posted:I'm not feeling well today, and Rexie is really concerned that I'm staying in bed. Something in this just screamed black and white to me 
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https://twitter.com/_127giantrabbit/status/966710233295761408 big cats are just... uh... big small cats?
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We got a tiny goat situation over here, please try to remain calm.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://twitter.com/_127giantrabbit/status/966710233295761408 Yeah, pretty much. Cheetahs especially are famous for being incredibly docile and friendly towards humans.
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RFC2324 posted:I love this thread but something in it kills chrome for me One of the reasons I primarily use the app to view and post Cythereal posted:Yeah, pretty much. Cheetahs especially are famous for being incredibly docile and friendly towards humans. Literally the only reason we never domesticated them is that for whatever reason they don't breed well in captivity without Artficial Insemination, and for whatever dumb reason we as a civilization decided that for the most part we shouldn't try domesticating new species of animals anymore even though that is the best chance for a lot of species to survive in some form or another
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Trabant posted:After all the sound and fury, that is one obedient dog. When we had to give our corgi mix ear medicine, it was very much a two-person job. I'd have to hold him in a very firm hug while my wife delivered the medication. The little loaf is surprisingly strong when he has escape on his mind. Little dogs have more wiggle room ( ) when it comes to being unruly little shits. Big dogs tend to be obedient dogs (when properly kept, of course) because of natural selection: the humans who bred disobedient large dogs tended not to survive to continue breeding dogs.
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Dick Trauma posted:391 is going to be a hard page to beat. https://i.imgur.com/BVoVlqR.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/AP0xhku.mp4 Feonir has a new favorite as of 07:30 on Feb 24, 2018 |
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drrockso20 posted:Literally the only reason we never domesticated them is that for whatever reason they don't breed well in captivity without Artficial Insemination, and for whatever dumb reason we as a civilization decided that for the most part we shouldn't try domesticating new species of animals anymore even though that is the best chance for a lot of species to survive in some form or another Um, well because 1) the process of domestication messes with the genetics so much they're no longer the same animals they started out as, and 2) they can become so dependent on us we end up with a dependency and overpopulation problem which we then need to manage. See: dogs, cats. The foxes we've domesticated are cute, but totally different creatures from wild ones. So it's not really a valid way to preserve a wild species and keep it healthy and independent. StrangersInTheNight has a new favorite as of 12:11 on Feb 24, 2018 |
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StrangersInTheNight posted:Um, well because 1) the process of domestication messes with the genetics so much they're no longer the same animals they started out as, and 2) they can become so dependent on us we end up with a dependency and overpopulation problem which we then need to manage. See: dogs, cats. Maybe so, but at least there would be something of them left(heck look at Axolotols, they're almost completely extinct in the wild but there's more of them in captivity and the pet trade than ever lived in the wild), and honestly I doubt any new domesticate we create would become anywhere near popular enough for that to be a problem But then I've never really felt that anything involving non-human genetic engineering could ever really be even remotely immoral unless it directly leads to suffering(and even that has exceptions), partly because I feel that while it is man's God given responsibility to maintain the environment and all that inhabits it to the best of it's capabilities, in the end humanity should and indeed must exploit any and all resources it can that doesn't violate that first part
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Oh I'm fine with genetic engineering, I would love a domesticated cheetah, although probably it would cause huge problems and lots of accidents. I'm just saying it wouldn't be the same thing. Eventually it would be totally distinct. And while popularity might not lead to it, time will.
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StrangersInTheNight posted:Oh I'm fine with genetic engineering, I would love a domesticated cheetah, although probably it would cause huge problems and lots of accidents. Probably wouldn't be worse than many of the larger and/or aggressive dog breeds, after all Cheetahs don't have particularly sharp claws, and while they do have sharper teeth than dogs, I do believe there's not much difference in bite strength between them Indeed I don't think I've ever really heard of any major incidents involving Cheetah on Human violence
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my cat is norris posted:Friends of mine rescued a tiny pibbul puppy off the side of the road a few months back. Today, Luna weighs in at 23.5 pounds, at least a third of which must surely be the weight of her GIANT ears! oh myyyy
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drrockso20 posted:Probably wouldn't be worse than many of the larger and/or aggressive dog breeds, after all Cheetahs don't have particularly sharp claws, and while they do have sharper teeth than dogs, I do believe there's not much difference in bite strength between them Um friend, have you ever played with a cat? They can hurt you even as little creatures. Their play is rough and they get excited. Hand maulings are common. This behavior follows through to big cats, which is why it's a terrible idea to own them in general. Because it scales up. Even the domesticated servals hurt people without meaning to. They destroy furniture and can slice you up in their play, and need to constantly exercise on big exercise wheels just to be comfortable. They're not reccomended to be around children because it's so common for them to hurt kids play-hunting them. They're difficult animals not everyone should own. And that's a MINI cheetah. Imagine a big one. That's pretty much why we've never domesticated any of the big cats, they are not like dogs in how they domesticate. StrangersInTheNight has a new favorite as of 16:52 on Feb 24, 2018 |
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StrangersInTheNight posted:Um friend, have you ever played with a cat? They can hurt you even as little creatures. Their play is rough and they get excited. Hand maulings are common. Yeah. And they also just get mad or annoyed sometimes and that's often enough for then to attack you. Dogs wont do that Cats are just the right size that their attacks arent really dangerous. But if they were as big as big dogs, they would be My first cat was a female so ferocious and so easily annoyed that my family would be all dead if she wanst also pretty small Elias_Maluco has a new favorite as of 16:57 on Feb 24, 2018 |
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