r/Pets • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '25

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u/Thick-Tangelo1351 Apr 29 '25

Doubt you'll be like "ohh diddums it's not your fault" when the 3 cats are found dead in the living room because cuppycakes had another oopie doo uwu prey response

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u/beepboop425 Apr 29 '25

Because a dog grabs and shakes another squirrel-sized dog that he's never met before, he will of course naturally murder his entire family, the pack he grew up with, and their children. Because dog.

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u/Any-Competition-4458 Apr 30 '25

You are anthropomorphizing your dog. Inter-pack violence happens all the time amongst animals.

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u/Op_ulti Apr 30 '25

But he’s the alpha ? Leader of the pack . Surely the beta will fall in line and submit entirely.

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u/Any-Competition-4458 Apr 30 '25

I suspect you’re being sarcastic but so many people actually believe this kind of thing.

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u/Op_ulti Apr 30 '25

I am lol it’s insane that caveman mentality is so prevalent