lally2 -> RE: Is bestiality cruelty to animals? (4/22/2010 3:21:23 AM)
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ORIGINAL: CynthiaWVirginia I'm not into this, but I have to toss in my two cents after having read everyone's posts and disagreeing with some. Yes, animals have mated outside of their own species. My mother had a male cockatiel who was nuts about her hands, and whenever he was in a loving mood he'd fly over and do the dirty on one of her knuckles. After shooing him away a few dozen times, she'd call him a little pervert and let him finish so he'd leave her alone. (This is about a male BIRD, so I don't think I'll get in trouble for saying that, lol.) asexual - act of dominance Also...my grandma had a nanny goat, and a dog named Teddy. Teddy really fancied the nanny goat and grandma took pix of times when they both seemed to be having a lot of fun. Nobody trained either to do this, it was an embarrassment and all anyone could do was laugh. The family kept the goat for her milk. Teddy also liked female and male dogs as well. The male dogs' owners were not happy with Teddy nailing their Fido or whatever. asexual - act of dominance I've seen small dogs trying to hump cats, but they were stupid and humped at the face. Animals don't seem to always try to mate because they're trying to reproduce, and sometimes their sexuality is begging for a Darwin Award. asexual - act of dominance When I was a child, I saw on tv seals. When the babies were old enough to leave alone for a while, and it was time for the parents to go off to sea, males who hadn't mated stayed behind to rape, and accidentally kill while doing so, the unattended babies. This goes against helping a species survive, but it happened anyway. sad but true - i would imagine its natures way of controlling numbers though Some even masturbate and this is definitely not a part of mere reproduction. (Beavers have been caught loving up on logs, lol.) an interesting truth is that in the old days to stop a stallion from masturbating they would strap a sharply studded belt around his belly so he wouldnt flop his thing against himself for a wank - so they wank, dolphins and monkeys to name just two have sex for fun as well as procreation. we're not the only animals to enjoy our bodies. Animals aren't noble beasts only because they're animals. who said they were - I'm not for beastiality, but can't consider what the male animals seem happy instigating as cruelty. I'm sure the horse in that article didn't mind, and won't suffer emotionally over what happened to the man he was boinking. I've even heard of cross species forced lactation happening before. A friend of mine had a mother cat and kittens. And an afghan dog. The kittens grew up full sized but wouldn't stop nursing from their mom, so S got rid of the mother. Problem solved, right? No, lol. One day she called us, screaming she couldn't freaking believe it and we rushed over. Her virgin dog had been hounded by those cats until she gave up. We saw the dog on her side on the floor, with I think 7 full grown cats nursing away. S pulled one cat off and squeezed the teat a little and said, "See, there's milk!" She was so mad because the cats made her dog look ugly, as she called it. Nice smooth flat belly was gone, and she had heavy dugs hanging down, lol. surrogacy has nothing to do with sex. thats another topic all together Animals are...animals. Not noble creatures who would never be as nasty as humans are. we're animals too you know - the natural world has been boinking, killing and surviving since the dawn of time - doesnt make them noble or nasty, just a life form out to survive best way it can. humans on the other hand have taken boinking, killing and surviving to some unbelievably crass and arrogant levels.
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