"Fur Babies"

Perhaps something that bothers me, more than many other things do. People, who call PETS "fur babies" Actually, I take that back, the term, in and of itself does not bother me. It's people who take it literally.
-those who buy strollers for their cats/dogs. because uhhh, IDK the point of a walk is for EXERCISE, which your chihuahua is not getting in the comfort of his stroller.
- the moby wraps for PETS. Yeah, those really exist! people like their pets close to their heart I guess.
- Those who bring a dog/cat to the GROCERY story, so people like my dad can have an allergic reaction to the fur that sheds nastily everywhere.
-those barking annoying pets that are left in the car.
-Cats going with you on trips (no!! that wasn't a crazy cat lady convention).
I promise you he would survive with a litter box, a large bowl of food and water....for quite some time actually.
-the list goes on.....and on, and on!!

Your pets are not your "grand kids" "babies" etc... they are PETS they will always be pets heres why (for those who need help differentiating): If your dog gets really sick, bites someone, begins pissing on everything you will get rid of it or better yet have it put down. <<see the difference? If your real child/baby gets sick, you will do everything to save them, if they get hit by a car you will not weigh cost over just putting them down. If they pee on everything in sight you will likely put them in a kennel 'til they are potty trained, if that doesn't work next step=death (IMO, but i guess you could re-home to save yourself the guilt) either way, that is not a decision you would have to face if it was your child. Unlike children it is not illegal to leave your pet at home for extended lengths of time. <<see, even the law agrees with me :D

I guess there are those select few who are really delusional who would live with peed on things in a ditch in order to "save their "fur babies" these people are SICK, literally, they need meds, and psychotherapy So to all the healthy and normal people out there I suggest you begin calling them what they are....PETS. Furry little companions.