ALIVE TOYS FOR ADULTS

I was watching TV the other day . One attractive lady was telling about her life.Her success story in her career and many hobbies that she was adding to her life while she mentioned also about how smooth was her recent divorce. The interviewer ask about whether there is a new love affair in her life. She said proudly that she was not a kind of women for marriage. But she was in love with her dog. She explained in detail her life with her dog.(I am wondering how things go in bad!)

Can a dog replace a husband ? In her case she was very confident and affirmative.. This is exactly what she told us.

I am not against domesticated animals surrounding us. Never had a fear for dogs, cats, fish and birds living in our homes ,at street or in our friend’s homes. But I feel a real pity for dogs especially with a collar or birds in a cage.

I only want you to imagine yourself with a collar attached to your master. Who will feed you whenever he wants and whatever he wants. Bring you in and out when he has time. Caress you when he feels fine…

I am describing pets as “ALIVE TOYS” of spoiled people.

Domestic dogs were always helpful for human beings. Shepherds were getting help of their dogs to drive their  herd. But this is almost the sole exemption. Birds were used as a messanger in the old days.  Police is getting help of dogs in drug traffic. Some dogs are also raised for finding some precious mushrooms growing beneath the soil.

What can be the meaning to feed street dogs and cats ? Helping them to survive a miserable life they live? It looks to me as a psychological satisfaction for oneself, while thinking for help  others somehow.

Few decades ago electronic games were very popular. Almost all children use to have the famous GAMEBOY playing the brick location game , namely TETRIS. Attaching two gameboys by a cable and have a match for two was the biggest challenge that time. Nowadays internet is connecting all children worldwide.

Suddenly it appeared a new game called - if I am not mistaken "YAMAGOUCHI". This was an electronic game simulating an alive pet. As soon as you bought. the game and the gadget you start feeding your pet -electronically- of course giving some water et cetera. If you forget to feed them in time they were “dying” – of course electronically. You were unable to see them moving over the screen… Than you needed to buy again.

I have never seen street dogs wandering freely in Europe. When I was travelling in Israel I heard that they do not accept dogs living freely at streets. (I only saw very few cats only…)

According the information I got there are 56 millon pet in the world. This is a really incredible amount.

JUST FOR FUN.. JUST TO AMUSE HIMSELF..

But never thining  one and a half billion human living below starvation …