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Originally Posted by brutzer
there is no difference , they are animals.
no they did not "evolve" to be "subserviant", i will catch you on leash when you are 1 yr old and after 10 yrs of holding you in my house i will say you have "evolved" to be "subserviant" to me.
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actually this is not true, the house bread of dogs and house bread of cats are both structured in such a way to be a pet, dogs and cats are not a naturally occuring species that are wild.
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you have no way of proving this. It's like saying some people feel emotions and some do not. Either we feel or we don't. We feel.
It goes the same for all animals , they feel all in the same way.
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This is actually partially true. Yes cow's and chickens do have emotion, but it's not to the same extent as dogs or cats, it's the truth. Take a example of a cow bonding with it's calf, if you take the calf away it will forget it forever. But dogs will actually keep the bond forever. especially dogs from the same litter, as a example, my old dog always LOVED the owner of her parents/sister, and her mom/sister, you could say the name and she'd get excited, and whenever she saw them she would light up and gain energy she never had even in her older age.
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parrots , monkeys , tigers to name a few , thus your argument is nonsense
dogs and cats are also "wild"
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no dogs and cats are not wild, sorry but thats simply not true. I never said anything about monkeys tigers and parrots, im talking cows and chickens. trying to strawman in other animals is just a excuse
dogs and cats both were domesticated as a wild strain by humans and have since evolved into domestication. Same with dogs, they were bred to focus on specific traits and caused the split in different breads of dogs. Do you think poodles are a wild dog? no they aren't. all dogs are bred to their current level by humans, none of them are wild or natural.