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farena · 10-03-2008, 16:31

I think that Freyr´s story is sad, but there are lot of dogs which are not as lucky as him. Not because of the accident, of course, but I mean that there are dogs dying of hungry, suffering because of the bad treats given by their "owners", etc,etc. Maybe, in the future, Freyr will recover or maybe not, but if their "owners" (I don´t like this word) would have killed him it´s sure that he now won´t be happy. I don´t know if he is happy, or not, but how many people in the world could consider themselves happy, even with all the limbs of their body? In the other hand, I don´t believe that a dog is so concerned about the fact of having lost a limb. I think that their mind is simplest than the human mind, luckily for them.

10-03-2008, 16:31	#13
farena Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Barcelona Posts: 16	Freyr story I think that Freyr´s story is sad, but there are lot of dogs which are not as lucky as him. Not because of the accident, of course, but I mean that there are dogs dying of hungry, suffering because of the bad treats given by their "owners", etc,etc. Maybe, in the future, Freyr will recover or maybe not, but if their "owners" (I don´t like this word) would have killed him it´s sure that he now won´t be happy. I don´t know if he is happy, or not, but how many people in the world could consider themselves happy, even with all the limbs of their body? In the other hand, I don´t believe that a dog is so concerned about the fact of having lost a limb. I think that their mind is simplest than the human mind, luckily for them.