The Lasting Benefits of Loving dogs ► NONE!

 

None - Profits wasting valuable time, money and resources on dogs.

Written by Tim E. Roberts
Collaborating Author

One of the worst tragedies of all is how supposed 'animal welfare charities' have stood by and allowed the destruction of the natural habitats of millions of genuinely wild species of creatures. Millions of km of hedges have been ripped out, millions of trees uprooted, poisonous grains and legumes have been planted and harvested with destructive machinery. poisonous artificial fertilizers and pesticides have been sprayed onto farmlands. Natural fertility has been lost from the soil because ruminants no longer graze the grasslands. The military, big pharma and the processed junk food companies have also devastated genuine nature and wildlife. This has had an awful effect on naturally adapted and evolving indigenous species and our environment as a whole.

Yet organizations and 'none profits' - including 'RSPCA' in the UK have done virtually nothing to stop this terrible carnage. All they've often done is roll out more potentially deadly dangerous, environmentally destructive, unethically mutated dogs. the double standards of these supposed none profit groups is almost as sickening as that of the wider, harmful profit driven pet industry itself. These none profits have duped the public to get more money by pretending that all wildlife mattered to them.

At the same time as allowing the destruction of our environment and genuine wildlife, these supposed non-profits have proliferated the dog, an environmentally harmful species. these none profits have encouraged the dog into our environment. a creature which is not only unnatural and unnecessary, but one which pollutes our environment with toxic waste and causes noise pollution. The dog, a mutated, invasive animal takes up much of these none profits time, money and resources meaning they have less energy to devote to helping genuine wildlife and environmental causes. The dog is badly adapted to life in the wilderness and to life around humans. I've generally found that the more a person is likely to keep pets, the less interest they tend to have in our environment as a whole. 

 

Another problem with keeping pets is, (and this applies to all pets) is in increasingly taking creatures out of the wild,  these species are more likely to become extinct. People think these creatures look 'cute' but they look the way they are because of evolution and natural selection over millions of years without human involvement. They've evolved without human interference and intervention. As soon as we begin to capture, tamper with and distort wild creatures, as we did with the dog, we create monsters. Some of the most hideous looking beasts I've ever seen have been dogs. some of them look as though they came out of a horror movie. Yet dog owners seem to think (do dog owners think?) that they're doing this for the benefit of the pooch. If animals genuinely mattered to dog owners and to humans in general we'd have left the canine species where it belong - in the distant wilderness. 

One another problem that isn't being addressed fully is how feral dogs could be interbreeding with genuinely wild, naturally selected wolves. This could be gradually causing the genuine wolfs' genetic line to be destroyed and could ultimately kill off the purity of the original, natural wolf species. The genuinely wild, natural wolf could become extinct as a result of this interbreeding and instead be replaced by an inferior hybrid or half-species. This pollution of the genuine wolf genome would ultimately be the fault of those misguided people who created dogs. 

 

So, what do you think?

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