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For me it has to be an animal that can show emotional bonds with their owners and their owners families (Cats, dogs, birds, intelligent fish and sentient invertebrates etc.) in order for me to get emotional over the death of an animal. Another thing is I would have to have a relationship that’s deeper than one or two visits a year in order for me to bawl my eyes out. (I found that out after my grandparents dog died and she was a very sweet dog) but the thought of my Pomeranians that I have had for several years now getting stolen makes me wanna sharpen knives and clean guns in a place where dognappers are known to roam just to prove a point.
i don't keep pets because i get easily attached, and if they die, it would take a long time for me to move on. i even cried for my grandma's dog who grew up with me (but we're not close, we just grew up on the same house) thinking he only has a few years left to live and my grandma will eventually be left alone. i'm glad durasuke had been given a chance by god. i wish everyone who longs for their dead pet would also be able spend a little more time with them.