Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
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Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
By Daily Mail Reporter
How can that be--seeing that so few humans have any morals? Maybe humans could learn from the dogs?
By Daily Mail Reporter
Dogs are becoming more intelligent and are even learning morals from human contact, scientists claim.
They say the fact that dogs' play rarely escalates into a fight shows the animals abide by social rules.
How can that be--seeing that so few humans have any morals? Maybe humans could learn from the dogs?
Keli- Number of posts : 3608
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Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
So are humans really higher animals than say, oh, dogs?
Maybe we're not as special as we pretend to be.
Maybe we're not as special as we pretend to be.
ziggy- Moderator
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Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
ziggy wrote:So are humans really higher animals than say, oh, dogs?
Maybe we're not as special as we pretend to be.
Yoda with a hangover? Yoda, Jedi Knight, was a dog? Wouldn't that lend credence to the article?
Ich bin Ala-awkbarph- Number of posts : 2310
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Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
I once asked a hog if maybe hogs weren't superior to people. He looked at me so incrediously and said, "Uh"?
But just as that conversation was getting started, I put a bullet through his brain- as his butchering at that hour had been scheduled weeks ahead of time. Those terderloins were soooooo good!
But just as that conversation was getting started, I put a bullet through his brain- as his butchering at that hour had been scheduled weeks ahead of time. Those terderloins were soooooo good!
ziggy- Moderator
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Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
You see this is why my in-laws call me "the city slicker". I don't want to even think about shooting some poor hog in the head and butchering his or her poor dead body.
I go to Krogers or Foodland and buy a nice package of shrinkwrapped center cut pork chops, a lovely pork tenderloin, and some yummy bacon.
I go to Krogers or Foodland and buy a nice package of shrinkwrapped center cut pork chops, a lovely pork tenderloin, and some yummy bacon.
Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
If more people had to do their own "dirty work" of butchering instead of hiring illegal immigrants to do it then we would have a lot more vegetarians, imo.
shermangeneral- Number of posts : 1347
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Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
Are you implying I hire illegal immigrants, Sherm?
Not me.....I want all the illegals rounded up and shipped back to where they came from. I prefer those jobs go to Americans and to immigrants who don't violate US law and jeopardize our security in the process.
I don't need to hire anybody to do my butchering for me. I married a man who doesn't share my city-slicker ways.
Not me.....I want all the illegals rounded up and shipped back to where they came from. I prefer those jobs go to Americans and to immigrants who don't violate US law and jeopardize our security in the process.
I don't need to hire anybody to do my butchering for me. I married a man who doesn't share my city-slicker ways.
Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
No Steph I am not implying anything about you.
Now who is getting too sensitive?
I was talking about Americans in general who eat really too much meat, but are probably not even cognizant that the slaughterhouse jobs are more and more going to Mexicans.
It is dirty and unpleasant work.
Now who is getting too sensitive?
I was talking about Americans in general who eat really too much meat, but are probably not even cognizant that the slaughterhouse jobs are more and more going to Mexicans.
It is dirty and unpleasant work.
shermangeneral- Number of posts : 1347
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Re: Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists
shermangeneral wrote:No Steph I am not implying anything about you.
Now who is getting too sensitive?
I was talking about Americans in general who eat really too much meat, but are probably not even cognizant that the slaughterhouse jobs are more and more going to Mexicans.
It is dirty and unpleasant work.
Q: Do you know what Jeffrey Dahmer did with the friends he DIDN'T like?
A: He just ate the noodles.
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