I enjoy having two parents. With a duo, there is less waiting for a warm lap. I am not sure why humans need to live with another person. Sure, they want children, but kids are a bother, and some of them, when they grow older, move away, burn the bridge from their lives to their parents front door and never cross back.
Pets are a big improvement over children. There aren’t months of diaper changes, messy cleanups, or walking lessons. I do understand that, despite their many faults, babies do fill some need in their parents’ lives, which is the only reason that, at birth, they are not sent to a facility in Colorado to be raised until they become productive members of society. But humans still go to extraordinary lengths to find a person to cohabitate with, even if the result isn’t children. This behavior puzzles me.
What a waste of energy. Who needs another human when you can have a pet?
A dog never falls out of love with you. You could leave us on the interstate during a thunderstorm 100 miles away, and we would find our way home to you and give you a lick when we saw you. Humans seem to fall out of love on the first day they become bored.
Humans often break up because of financial issues. We would go from sleeping in your bed to sleeping in a cardboard box on the median strip with you without complaint. We don’t care about money. If there is no food, we will get our wolf on and hunt for you.
We would never leave you for another person or cheat on you by snuggling with someone else without your knowledge. Sure, we might sniff a stray butt every once in a while but who doesn’t? And we know our parents give other dogs attention, we can smell it on them, but we forgive them. We are certain that there will never be another dog for them.
People break up because of trust issues. Dogs always trust their humans, even when they do the stupid fake throwing the ball trick. We would like our people to trust us, but sometimes, when we are alone, we do bad things, but only because we are worried about our people.
We never have different aspirations than our parents. Ours stay constant, food, a walk, a lap, and whatever our parents want to do. Some humans break up because their spouse is too clingy. We live for clingy. No dog has ever walked away from a human because they needed some me time. Nor do we ever want to leave because we are not into you. We are always into you. You are the fascinating creature on the planet. One of us will never outshine the other. We are equal in all aspects of life. We are not concerned about what happens in the bedroom as long as we are allowed inside.
We are the perfect partners for humans, and you are the perfect partners for us.
I just wish we could convince our parents that. Then they would not waste so much time looking for their soulmate and realize they already have one.
We totally agree with this. Dogs are all the soul mates humans need.
ReplyDeleteHumans today all over the world could learn an awful lot from their furries.
ReplyDeleteWoos – Lightning, Misty, and Timber
So so true!! The dogs in my life complete me....❤️❤️🐾🐾😋😋
ReplyDeleteYou got it all perfect.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this wonderful post. We agree with you that dogs hold a special feeling in a persons heart. Like a soulmate. We are glad you have a loving home and hope you are enjoying a great day.
ReplyDeleteWorld of Animals
Excellent, excellent post indeed!
ReplyDeleteI love Abby but she won't capture a spider in the house and take it outside or make me french toast when I am sick.
ReplyDeleteWe must admit we do like the two person thing. dad is good for some things and mom is - well - she's mom. we all love her
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Hazel & Mabel
dogs are the bestest soulmates ever... and together with feline friends who are soulmates too they can be the only thing in life a human really needs...
ReplyDeleteThat´s an extraordinary article. I always enjoy reading your clever opinions about life. Those are all focused on a dog´s point of view and that is why I find all of them so interesting and funny
ReplyDeleteWe hear Mom and Dad making strange sounds in the bedroom with the door shut. We get scared they are hurting each other, but they seem fine when the door finally opens. I think they might need each other instead of us for that. Otherwise, Dad takes care of us when Mom is gone. Otherwise, you're right. `Lucy and Xena
ReplyDeleteOMGosh! River, this is so insightful and so true!!
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