that cat is wayy too obese. its also the owner'...

2010-01-07T12:52:47.482-05:00

that cat is wayy too obese. its also the owner's fault, isn't it?

Great post! Thank you.

2009-10-16T22:34:38.394-04:00

Great post! Thank you.

As a pet owner I appreciated your post. It seems ...

2009-10-14T14:38:09.409-04:00

As a pet owner I appreciated your post. It seems that when we "humanize" our pets behaviour, the more they inherit our falters. At one point, my girlfriend and I noticed our dog was getting a little pudgy around the mid section. It was quite noticeable when we gave him belly rubs. I’m sure he didn’t mind, there was just more belly to rub.

However, I was quick to pass judgment on my furry little friend and I failed to judge myself. Interestingly, my belly grew along with his. It was a sign that my sedentary lifestyle was affecting the whole "family", I actually felt guilty, because he had no choice but to get fat with me. They are our most loyal companions and even get fat along with us. I guess the least we could owe them is to give them the exercise they enjoy so much.

Speaking of which, is there science to explain why dogs love to run around and exercise, if you could put that in a pill, obesity would be gone forever! :o)

-Ian

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that cat is wayy too obese. its also the owner'...

Great post! Thank you.

As a pet owner I appreciated your post. It seems ...