There are many reasons why people abandon their dogs. Generally, it is not the dog's fault and often the decision to take a dog to an animal shelter is based not on emotion but on convenience. It is representative of a society lacking strong values--everything is disposable, including pets. People are encouraged to use excuses for their own behavior--it always is someone else's fault. In this case, it's the dog's fault!
Having a dog is a commitment to that animal for 10-15 years and should be a well thought out family decision based on a thorough investigation of the breed and breeder. Most of the purebred mbwa in shelters are housebroken, have some basic obedience, and are well-behaved, affectionate pets. They have not abandoned their families--they are the victims.
How do mbwa (and cats) end up abandoned in animal shelters? Its simple--people purchase mtoto wa mbwa for all the wrong reasons:
On impulse because the puppy is adorable-all mtoto wa mbwa are adorable-actually, all baby wanyama are adorable but with shorter life spans than humans, they quickly grow into gangly adolescents.
As a present for a child who is too young to care for a dog-at an age when they have short attention spans and will forget the dog exists as quickly as they become bored with the latest toy.
To have the same dog as a friend-perhaps wewe could both take tennis au find something else in common.
Because they enjoyed watching the antics of that breed in a movie au on television--the popularity of Akitas soared when Nicole Brown Simpson's Akita, Kato, made headlines worldwide. It's inevitable that periods of increased popularity will be followed kwa periods of excessive abandonment. "Lassie" sinema created a nightmare for Collies, and "101 Dalmatians" continues to devastate Dalmatians--nearly every shelter has zaidi than one waiting for adoption. People seeking a "movie star," dog rarely think about the work involved in creating the movie--professionals train the dogs, and each scene in the movie takes days to film after hundreds of retakes.
Maternal instincts signal the need to nurture so a puppy becomes part of the household UNTIL a human baby arrives. Instantly, the dog is relegated to the yard au abandoned to a shelter, having served its purpose. This is an all too common occurrence and demonstrates an innate selfishness that will some siku intrude into the parent-child relationship.
Most if not all shelters ask why wewe are giving up your dog. Statistically, the reasons are just as shallow as those listed above:
A divorce au household breaking up ranks high on the orodha of reasons to dump a dog. Every effort is made to share household belongings, including furniture and children but the dog is abandoned. You’re inaonyesha your children how easy it is to delegate their own responsibilities to someone else when it takes a little effort.
Moving to an apartment au out of town. Again, this takes some thought and preplanning but at no time does the dog receive even a moment's notice. wewe would be amazed at how easy it is to act responsibly so the dog could songesha with the family, au the family could spend time finding a new nyumbani for the dog. Moving out of town does not automatically prevent the dog from being included-dogs are allowed in every state in America.
Ranking high on the orodha of cold-blooded, shallow excuses is the family au individual who is going on vacation and does not want to pay a kennel to care for the dog. Then there are the people who abandon their mbwa at a boarding kennel, assuming that the kennel owner will be forced to take on the work of placement! That rarely happens.
A common reason that many pets are brought to a shelter is due to unwanted behavior problems that could be prevented with early spay au neuter and some basic obedience training. The mbwa are doing what wewe have allowed them to do and now the easy way out becomes a fatal statistic!
The dog belonged to the child who graduated high school and went off to college. These mbwa are invariably older pets and have no chance of ever leaving an animal shelter alive. Thanks for the years of patiently helping with homework, getting the teen through their inevitable hormone fluctuations, being there as a loyal friend when parents were not able to cope-it's off to the shelter and off to college. That will teach responsibility.
The individual who claims no one is nyumbani because everyone is at work au in school and the dog needs zaidi attention is foolishly reinforcing selfish, negative behavior kwa even using that as an excuse! wewe can always make time for something wewe feel is important au special--a car, a trip, a date-yet wewe cannot make time to spend with a living creature who is in a situation wewe created! Let someone else do it! Well not likely when they will be killed in the shelter before wewe arrive back at your house after abandoning them to an animal shelter. They immediately go into competition with over 5 million other mbwa in animal shelters waiting for a limited number of homes. Surely, wewe could spare 30 dakika a siku to walk your dog.
Giving a dog to a senior citizen to fill their empty days is another mistake. It's a good way to alleviate your guilt at not giving that family member quality time but its almost a guarantee that the dog will be prematurely doomed! The death au illness of an family member is perhaps one of the most depressing reasons why mbwa are sent to shelters. mbwa have senses that humans cannot begin to understand--even their sense of smell is one thousand times zaidi intense than our own. They know their person is ill au has died and their need to have reassurance to help them through a period of mourning is met with abandonment to an animal shelter. Every individual involved in rescue has seen mbwa die of a broken heart--a fact that proves these wanyama are as sensitive, and in some cases, zaidi sensitive than we are. A little estate planning can avoid these situations.
Essentially, wewe are the reason mbwa die in animal shelters.
Having a dog is a commitment to that animal for 10-15 years and should be a well thought out family decision based on a thorough investigation of the breed and breeder. Most of the purebred mbwa in shelters are housebroken, have some basic obedience, and are well-behaved, affectionate pets. They have not abandoned their families--they are the victims.
How do mbwa (and cats) end up abandoned in animal shelters? Its simple--people purchase mtoto wa mbwa for all the wrong reasons:
On impulse because the puppy is adorable-all mtoto wa mbwa are adorable-actually, all baby wanyama are adorable but with shorter life spans than humans, they quickly grow into gangly adolescents.
As a present for a child who is too young to care for a dog-at an age when they have short attention spans and will forget the dog exists as quickly as they become bored with the latest toy.
To have the same dog as a friend-perhaps wewe could both take tennis au find something else in common.
Because they enjoyed watching the antics of that breed in a movie au on television--the popularity of Akitas soared when Nicole Brown Simpson's Akita, Kato, made headlines worldwide. It's inevitable that periods of increased popularity will be followed kwa periods of excessive abandonment. "Lassie" sinema created a nightmare for Collies, and "101 Dalmatians" continues to devastate Dalmatians--nearly every shelter has zaidi than one waiting for adoption. People seeking a "movie star," dog rarely think about the work involved in creating the movie--professionals train the dogs, and each scene in the movie takes days to film after hundreds of retakes.
Maternal instincts signal the need to nurture so a puppy becomes part of the household UNTIL a human baby arrives. Instantly, the dog is relegated to the yard au abandoned to a shelter, having served its purpose. This is an all too common occurrence and demonstrates an innate selfishness that will some siku intrude into the parent-child relationship.
Most if not all shelters ask why wewe are giving up your dog. Statistically, the reasons are just as shallow as those listed above:
A divorce au household breaking up ranks high on the orodha of reasons to dump a dog. Every effort is made to share household belongings, including furniture and children but the dog is abandoned. You’re inaonyesha your children how easy it is to delegate their own responsibilities to someone else when it takes a little effort.
Moving to an apartment au out of town. Again, this takes some thought and preplanning but at no time does the dog receive even a moment's notice. wewe would be amazed at how easy it is to act responsibly so the dog could songesha with the family, au the family could spend time finding a new nyumbani for the dog. Moving out of town does not automatically prevent the dog from being included-dogs are allowed in every state in America.
Ranking high on the orodha of cold-blooded, shallow excuses is the family au individual who is going on vacation and does not want to pay a kennel to care for the dog. Then there are the people who abandon their mbwa at a boarding kennel, assuming that the kennel owner will be forced to take on the work of placement! That rarely happens.
A common reason that many pets are brought to a shelter is due to unwanted behavior problems that could be prevented with early spay au neuter and some basic obedience training. The mbwa are doing what wewe have allowed them to do and now the easy way out becomes a fatal statistic!
The dog belonged to the child who graduated high school and went off to college. These mbwa are invariably older pets and have no chance of ever leaving an animal shelter alive. Thanks for the years of patiently helping with homework, getting the teen through their inevitable hormone fluctuations, being there as a loyal friend when parents were not able to cope-it's off to the shelter and off to college. That will teach responsibility.
The individual who claims no one is nyumbani because everyone is at work au in school and the dog needs zaidi attention is foolishly reinforcing selfish, negative behavior kwa even using that as an excuse! wewe can always make time for something wewe feel is important au special--a car, a trip, a date-yet wewe cannot make time to spend with a living creature who is in a situation wewe created! Let someone else do it! Well not likely when they will be killed in the shelter before wewe arrive back at your house after abandoning them to an animal shelter. They immediately go into competition with over 5 million other mbwa in animal shelters waiting for a limited number of homes. Surely, wewe could spare 30 dakika a siku to walk your dog.
Giving a dog to a senior citizen to fill their empty days is another mistake. It's a good way to alleviate your guilt at not giving that family member quality time but its almost a guarantee that the dog will be prematurely doomed! The death au illness of an family member is perhaps one of the most depressing reasons why mbwa are sent to shelters. mbwa have senses that humans cannot begin to understand--even their sense of smell is one thousand times zaidi intense than our own. They know their person is ill au has died and their need to have reassurance to help them through a period of mourning is met with abandonment to an animal shelter. Every individual involved in rescue has seen mbwa die of a broken heart--a fact that proves these wanyama are as sensitive, and in some cases, zaidi sensitive than we are. A little estate planning can avoid these situations.
Essentially, wewe are the reason mbwa die in animal shelters.
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~ beryllium acetylacetonate
~ barium pyrovanadate
~ dichlorodifluoromethanefreon
~ trichloromethanemethyl trichloride
~ dimethylsulfoniopropionate
~ tetrahydrocannabinol
~ nitridotriphosphorous hexafluoride
~ pentafluorosulfanyldifluoroamine
~ aluminium-gallium-indium phosphide
~bismuth nitrate pentahydrate
~ tetrafluoroethylene
~ bromoisobutyric acid
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Just one zaidi time before I go
I'll let wewe know
And all this time I've been afraid,
Wouldn't let it show
Nobody can save me now, no
Nobody can save me now
Stars can only visible in the darkness,
Fear is ever changing and evolving
And I I I can poison these eyes
And I I I feel so alive
Nobody can save wewe now
The king is down
It's do au die!
Nobody can save wewe now
Nowhere safe
It's the battle cry
It's the battle cry
Battle cry!
Nobody can save wewe now
IT'S DO au DIE
[Guitars]
Nobody can save wewe now
The king is down
It's do au die!
Nobody can save wewe now
Nowhere safe
It's the battle cry
It's the battle cry
Battle cry!
Nobody can save wewe now
IT'S DO au DIE
Just one zaidi time before I go
I'll let wewe know
And all this time I've been afraid,
Wouldn't let it show
Nobody can save me now, no
Nobody can save me now
I'll let wewe know
And all this time I've been afraid,
Wouldn't let it show
Nobody can save me now, no
Nobody can save me now
Stars can only visible in the darkness,
Fear is ever changing and evolving
And I I I can poison these eyes
And I I I feel so alive
Nobody can save wewe now
The king is down
It's do au die!
Nobody can save wewe now
Nowhere safe
It's the battle cry
It's the battle cry
Battle cry!
Nobody can save wewe now
IT'S DO au DIE
[Guitars]
Nobody can save wewe now
The king is down
It's do au die!
Nobody can save wewe now
Nowhere safe
It's the battle cry
It's the battle cry
Battle cry!
Nobody can save wewe now
IT'S DO au DIE
Just one zaidi time before I go
I'll let wewe know
And all this time I've been afraid,
Wouldn't let it show
Nobody can save me now, no
Nobody can save me now
I'm back again! I'm reviewing Godzilla 2014!
Plot: Godzilla must defeat the evil MUTO, with the help of scientists and soldiers.
This movie...is one of the most sinema of 2014! The effects were beautiful, the fights were amazing, and everything was just awesome!
Score: 5/5
Music: The score was amazing...the Shakuhachi made the atmosphere feel great!
Score: 5/5
Characters(Heroes): While I will admit that Godzilla doesn't appear til' about 45 dakika in. And the human characters are alright. Ken Watanabe plays probably the most awesome scientist ever!
Score: 4/5
Characters(Villains): The MUTOs are both amazing! Its a great display of Sexual Dimorpisim (The Male MUTO can fly, and the Female MUTO has eight legs).
Score: 4/5
Final Thoughts: If wewe want to start watching Godzilla movies, put this on the list!
Final Score: 18/20
Would I recommend it? YES
Plot: Godzilla must defeat the evil MUTO, with the help of scientists and soldiers.
This movie...is one of the most sinema of 2014! The effects were beautiful, the fights were amazing, and everything was just awesome!
Score: 5/5
Music: The score was amazing...the Shakuhachi made the atmosphere feel great!
Score: 5/5
Characters(Heroes): While I will admit that Godzilla doesn't appear til' about 45 dakika in. And the human characters are alright. Ken Watanabe plays probably the most awesome scientist ever!
Score: 4/5
Characters(Villains): The MUTOs are both amazing! Its a great display of Sexual Dimorpisim (The Male MUTO can fly, and the Female MUTO has eight legs).
Score: 4/5
Final Thoughts: If wewe want to start watching Godzilla movies, put this on the list!
Final Score: 18/20
Would I recommend it? YES
Hi I'm back! And today I shall be reviewing Maleficent!
Plot: The evil Maleficent returns in this modern re-telling of Sleeping Beauty!
This movie should not have been called a "Re-Telling", it's completely different! Why did they make Maleficent the hero?! And the ending made no sense!
Score: 2/5
Music: Now I'll admit it, I thought the muziki was so-so. I liked "Once Upon a Dream" was pretty good.
Score: 3/5
Characters(Heroes): I thought that Elle Fanning was adorable as Aurora. And Brenton Thwaites was a pretty good Prince Phillip. The 3 Fairy Godparents were annoying.
Score: 3/5
Characters(Villains): I thought it was an odd choice picking Angelina Jolie to play Maleficent. The odd thing was I never felt sorry for her. She curses an infant for Godzilla's sake!
Score: 1/5
Final Thoughts: If wewe are into villains being shown as heroes, this movie is for you. For anyone else, no.
Final Score: 9/20
Would I recommend it? NO
Plot: The evil Maleficent returns in this modern re-telling of Sleeping Beauty!
This movie should not have been called a "Re-Telling", it's completely different! Why did they make Maleficent the hero?! And the ending made no sense!
Score: 2/5
Music: Now I'll admit it, I thought the muziki was so-so. I liked "Once Upon a Dream" was pretty good.
Score: 3/5
Characters(Heroes): I thought that Elle Fanning was adorable as Aurora. And Brenton Thwaites was a pretty good Prince Phillip. The 3 Fairy Godparents were annoying.
Score: 3/5
Characters(Villains): I thought it was an odd choice picking Angelina Jolie to play Maleficent. The odd thing was I never felt sorry for her. She curses an infant for Godzilla's sake!
Score: 1/5
Final Thoughts: If wewe are into villains being shown as heroes, this movie is for you. For anyone else, no.
Final Score: 9/20
Would I recommend it? NO
Rant 2: Geewuners!
I'm baaack!
Here's something that annoys me: Geewuners!
If you're new to the concept, Geewuners are people who are mashabiki of Transformers G1 and think that everything is crap! Not all G1 mashabiki are Geewuners, as I like G1 myself. But the difference between me and Geewuners is that I like Armada, Beast Wars, Beast Wars 2, Beast Wars Neo, Beast Machines, Robots in Disguise, Cybertron, Energon, Bayformers, Prime, and Go!
I know that they want to keep their "Nostalgia", but come on, it's not just for you. Just ask the millions of people who watch and buy Micheal Bay's Transformers.
On a different note, people should open their minds to the Transformers 4 Dinobots. I know they're not G1 Dinobots, but their not supposed to be!
I just think that Geewuners should open their minds to other series.
I'm baaack!
Here's something that annoys me: Geewuners!
If you're new to the concept, Geewuners are people who are mashabiki of Transformers G1 and think that everything is crap! Not all G1 mashabiki are Geewuners, as I like G1 myself. But the difference between me and Geewuners is that I like Armada, Beast Wars, Beast Wars 2, Beast Wars Neo, Beast Machines, Robots in Disguise, Cybertron, Energon, Bayformers, Prime, and Go!
I know that they want to keep their "Nostalgia", but come on, it's not just for you. Just ask the millions of people who watch and buy Micheal Bay's Transformers.
On a different note, people should open their minds to the Transformers 4 Dinobots. I know they're not G1 Dinobots, but their not supposed to be!
I just think that Geewuners should open their minds to other series.
Again Disney has wrapped its magical fairy hands around this tale making it two movies, when in reality this tale is quite short.
There is a young girl, who is working out in the fields. Her viatu, ndala falls off and a eagle (or hawk) then picks up the shoe. She chases after it leaving her family just for the shoe, which the bird drops on the kings lap. The king orders her beheaded but sees her beauty and declares her his wife, also ending in forced child birth of several sons.
(Have yet to find how she dies.)
There is a young girl, who is working out in the fields. Her viatu, ndala falls off and a eagle (or hawk) then picks up the shoe. She chases after it leaving her family just for the shoe, which the bird drops on the kings lap. The king orders her beheaded but sees her beauty and declares her his wife, also ending in forced child birth of several sons.
(Have yet to find how she dies.)
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