• prettybunnys@piefed.social
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    2 days ago

    It seems more broadly as “confined”

    Have your dog on a leash for a walk is not having it confined.

    Having your dog tied to your picnic bench while at the park, not confined.

    Tying your dog to a post out front of the store while you go in, not confined.

    Tying your dog to a post and walking away for whatever reason and using that as your method of keeping them somewhere, confined.

    In a crate in your home while at work because they’re an anxious asshole who eats your couch, not confined (but maybe you and the dog need to work on this)

    In a crate put back behind your house all day long cuz that’s where it lives, confined

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      17 hours ago

      And the cage is barely bigger than the dog, and the dog is obviously miserable.

      Yes, eastern Europe in general could use this law.

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        9 hours ago

        ACKSHUALLY, dogs are den animals and are used to being confined in a den by their mother as pups, crate training a dog isn’t awful and a dog having a crate / den can be very beneficial.

        Confining a dog permanently is awful, putting them in their den while “mom goes hunt is not.

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          3 hours ago

          Yeah, that’s not what I’m talking about, though. You go to a Romanian village and there’s dogs that are literally just living alarm systems. They never get to go outside the cage, and they’re there in all weather.