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mizzwanned · 10-03-2008, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by KaifuLee

Why protein? everybody eat different. in my country when I young we eat anything we get. sometime it dog somebody it cat? nobody know.....we eat. small dog is so special and make money when get!!!

Because that's what meat is...protein and everybody needs protein. However i get proteins in other foods not meat. I understand everyone is raised differently

Mina · 10-03-2008, 03:02 PM

my children are allergic to gluten, sugar and are lactose intolerant. It's unbelievably hard for me to find a filling, healthy meal for them that doesn't cost and arm and a leg. Quite often, it's meat and potatoes for dinner and, maybe, some day old fruit or veggie - because I can't afford to shop at Whole Foods for substitutions.

my point is, that meat fills you up and keeps you full for a long time. so, if we have to eat dog or cow or chicken - if it's the cheapest, then it's dinner.

i had to explain to my eldest, Jane (11 years old), what I was cooking one night. I thought about lying to her, as I had been for years, or finally talking to her on an adult level. I chose the latter. She was shocked at first and completely disgusted but when I explained to her that it was just food and she had been eating it for all of these years, she said she understood it was about what we could afford - not what we preferred. I told her that if she chooses not to eat the meat that I provide, it's her choice but not to tell her brother (Bobby - 6 years old) because he's still growing and needs all the nourishment that he can get. She still eats whatever we're having for dinner and has held up her end of the bargain and not told my son.

I've got great kiddos.

red98vett · 10-03-2008, 04:15 PM

I'm so not believing the comments -

this is an old thread - how the heck did it make a revival ??

KaifuLee - You asked why we say it's sick ....well - think about it. Our dogs are our PETS - part of the family. You don't EAT family

Mina....I think most all of us would say that no matter HOW broke we got....this would NEVER happen at our tables. That's what 'MAC AND CHEESE' is for

no offense to any culture - but you all probably think many things we do here are awful.... just like most dog lovers think THAT is awful.

ChantalB · 10-03-2008, 06:17 PM

sickening...

KaifuLee · 10-03-2008, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ChantalB

sickening...

Why so sick? you can not tell different when eat.. it good maybe you try and not know already?

mizzwanned · 10-03-2008, 06:34 PM

This thread should prob. just be closed. Kaifulee this is the only thread in which you posted, this is a dog forum full of DOG LOVERS! So if you don't love them then leave, dont come here and stir up trouble

andibaby · 10-03-2008, 06:41 PM

Is this for real??? OMG-and people are actually on here to debate why we should eat dog. No-thank you! I think I will have to pass. I treat my dogs as I would my kids-and my kids sure don't look tasty to me!!!

yorkiekist · 10-03-2008, 06:47 PM

One more reason NOT to import our food!!! You might not know what you are getting.

Mina · 10-03-2008, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

I'm so not believing the comments -

this is an old thread - how the heck did it make a revival ??

KaifuLee - You asked why we say it's sick ....well - think about it. Our dogs are our PETS - part of the family. You don't EAT family

Mina....I think most all of us would say that no matter HOW broke we got....this would NEVER happen at our tables. That's what 'MAC AND CHEESE' is for

no offense to any culture - but you all probably think many things we do here are awful.... just like most dog lovers think THAT is awful.

I love my dogs, my cat and my children. But, when the cheapest form of good, wholesome food happens to be canine (I know a certain butcher that puts his leftovers of all animals he butchers aside for me, for free), then I take it. My Grandfather has a farm and my children (mainly my eldest) have come to terms with animals they like to pet, play with, etc. dying to be food for us to eat. I've lived in other countries where eating animals - ANY animals - is normal. I buy mac'n'cheese, ramen, bag cereal and such - but when it comes to meat, I take what I get for free and have no qualms about it.

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Originally Posted by mizzwanned

This thread should prob. just be closed. Kaifulee this is the only thread in which you posted, this is a dog forum full of DOG LOVERS! So if you don't love them then leave, dont come here and stir up trouble

Many other countries eat food that American's cannot fathom but we eat Beef, which other countries/cultures find horrific. Perhaps you should all try to be less judgmental and ethnocentric. I'm not here to stir up trouble, I'm here to share my opinions and to, hopefully, broaden someones mind.

sammiz · 10-03-2008, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by KaifuLee

Why so sick? you can not tell different when eat.. it good maybe you try and not know already?

There are lots of things in life that may 'taste good'..or ..'feel good'

Doesn't mean it's always okay.

When I look at my Sassy, I will nevr see dinner. It won't matter if I haven't eaten in forever. I would choose to die beofre I eat my pet. Or yours. Or somebody else's. I don't eat dog. Under any circumstances.

Isn't his a ....*gasp*....dog forum?

There are many forums about cuisine. All types. Perhaps you should try one of those to promote your eating of dog, KaifuLee.

I don't think you are going to find many like-minded folks here.

sammiz · 10-03-2008, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Mina

I love my dogs, my cat and my children. But, when the cheapest form of good, wholesome food happens to be canine (I know a certain butcher that puts his leftovers of all animals he butchers aside for me, for free), then I take it. My Grandfather has a farm and my children (mainly my eldest) have come to terms with animals they like to pet, play with, etc. dying to be food for us to eat. I've lived in other countries where eating animals - ANY animals - is normal. I buy mac'n'cheese, ramen, bag cereal and such - but when it comes to meat, I take what I get for free and have no qualms about it.

Many other countries eat food that American's cannot fathom but we eat Beef, which other countries/cultures find horrific. Perhaps you should all try to be less judgmental and ethnocentric. I'm not here to stir up trouble, I'm here to share my opinions and to, hopefully, broaden someones mind.

Mina...why do you do this on a pet lovers forum. Why would you want to come here and do this? Don't you realize that this is not a place for your agenda? This is a dog lover's forum. C'mon.

Share your opinions about your Yorkies...just don't share any Yorkie 'recipes', okay?

Mina · 10-03-2008, 08:53 PM

I didn't start this thread. I didn't bring this subject up. I was merely offering my opinion on it. Again, I had hoped that people could take a step out of their comfort zone and appreciate/respect other people's cultures. the dogs in question are no different than any other animal we consume for food - they are raised to be food, not pets.

It's disappointing that I can't offer my opinion w/o being told to leave or join the group and discuss how gross it is. I don't think it's gross. I don't think it's wrong that you all find it disturbing and wrong. I don't judge you because you don't agree with me. That's the sad part. Perhaps a forum where everyone's views are accepted would be more up my alley.

BubblPopElectrc · 10-03-2008, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Mina

Perhaps you should all try to be less judgmental and ethnocentric.

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Originally Posted by Mina

I don't think it's wrong that you all find it disturbing and wrong. I don't judge you because you don't agree with me.

Hmmm...

sammiz · 10-03-2008, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Mina

I didn't start this thread. I didn't bring this subject up. I was merely offering my opinion on it. Again, I had hoped that people could take a step out of their comfort zone and appreciate/respect other people's cultures. the dogs in question are no different than any other animal we consume for food - they are raised to be food, not pets.

It's disappointing that I can't offer my opinion w/o being told to leave or join the group and discuss how gross it is. I don't think it's gross. I don't think it's wrong that you all find it disturbing and wrong. I don't judge you because you don't agree with me. That's the sad part. Perhaps a forum where everyone's views are accepted would be more up my alley.

My question does not involve culture. This is a Yorkie forum. Where people that are members dote on and love their pets. Most condsider them family members. I simply question why you would choose this type of forum to talk about how tasty dog is when you should know it would just make most of the members shudder to contemplate.

I simply question your 'agenda' in choosing this particular type of forum to discuss the merits of eating dog. Did you honestly expect to be embraced with open arms about this subject on this particular forum? Just wondering.

Do you own a Yorkie? Are you planning on getting one? Are you looking for information about Yorkies? These are thoughts that run through my head on your choice of this particular forum. Could you answer that question? Why this forum for this subject?

What is it about this forum that drew you?

Sammi

Mina · 10-03-2008, 09:14 PM

apparently I cannot post on here without a mod approving of my post. that's too bad.

I do have a Yorkie and I love her very much. But I grew up around chickens, cows, pigs, horses and such. I learned at a very young age where meat comes from and have done the same when it comes to dog.

Again, I'm not asking anyone to agree with me, just open up your minds a little and understand things aren't so cut and dry and tied up neatly with a bow.

/shrug

10-03-2008, 04:15 PM	#33
red98vett Yorkie Kisses are the Best! Donating Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Houston TX Posts: 33,590 Blog Entries: 1	I'm so not believing the comments - this is an old thread - how the heck did it make a revival ?? KaifuLee - You asked why we say it's sick ....well - think about it. Our dogs are our PETS - part of the family. You don't EAT family Mina....I think most all of us would say that no matter HOW broke we got....this would NEVER happen at our tables. That's what 'MAC AND CHEESE' is for no offense to any culture - but you all probably think many things we do here are awful.... just like most dog lovers think THAT is awful. __________________ Villette, Chanel & Cheri www.DesignsByVillette.net Custom Address Labels and Note Cards using YOUR Photos! Just Click HERE!

10-03-2008, 06:34 PM	#36
mizzwanned Donating YT 11K Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: new york Posts: 14,007 Blog Entries: 2	This thread should prob. just be closed. Kaifulee this is the only thread in which you posted, this is a dog forum full of DOG LOVERS! So if you don't love them then leave, dont come here and stir up trouble __________________ Primrose, Teddy..RIP, Livie..RIP, And can never forget my duo Sophie and London, Run in Peace <3

10-03-2008, 06:41 PM	#37
andibaby Owned By Ace and Lizzie Donating Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: oklahoma Posts: 1,028	Is this for real??? OMG-and people are actually on here to debate why we should eat dog. No-thank you! I think I will have to pass. I treat my dogs as I would my kids-and my kids sure don't look tasty to me!!! __________________ Andrea-Momma to Ace Lizzie and baby Sid

10-03-2008, 06:47 PM	#38
yorkiekist YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: HOT, HOT, HOT AZ Posts: 3,150	One more reason NOT to import our food!!! You might not know what you are getting. __________________ *BUYCOTT ARIZONA*

10-03-2008, 03:02 PM	#32
Mina YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: salt lake city Posts: 7	my children are allergic to gluten, sugar and are lactose intolerant. It's unbelievably hard for me to find a filling, healthy meal for them that doesn't cost and arm and a leg. Quite often, it's meat and potatoes for dinner and, maybe, some day old fruit or veggie - because I can't afford to shop at Whole Foods for substitutions. my point is, that meat fills you up and keeps you full for a long time. so, if we have to eat dog or cow or chicken - if it's the cheapest, then it's dinner. i had to explain to my eldest, Jane (11 years old), what I was cooking one night. I thought about lying to her, as I had been for years, or finally talking to her on an adult level. I chose the latter. She was shocked at first and completely disgusted but when I explained to her that it was just food and she had been eating it for all of these years, she said she understood it was about what we could afford - not what we preferred. I told her that if she chooses not to eat the meat that I provide, it's her choice but not to tell her brother (Bobby - 6 years old) because he's still growing and needs all the nourishment that he can get. She still eats whatever we're having for dinner and has held up her end of the bargain and not told my son. I've got great kiddos.

10-03-2008, 06:17 PM	#34
ChantalB Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Toronto Posts: 2,042	sickening...

10-03-2008, 08:53 PM	#42
Mina YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: salt lake city Posts: 7	I didn't start this thread. I didn't bring this subject up. I was merely offering my opinion on it. Again, I had hoped that people could take a step out of their comfort zone and appreciate/respect other people's cultures. the dogs in question are no different than any other animal we consume for food - they are raised to be food, not pets. It's disappointing that I can't offer my opinion w/o being told to leave or join the group and discuss how gross it is. I don't think it's gross. I don't think it's wrong that you all find it disturbing and wrong. I don't judge you because you don't agree with me. That's the sad part. Perhaps a forum where everyone's views are accepted would be more up my alley.

10-03-2008, 09:14 PM	#45
Mina YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: salt lake city Posts: 7	apparently I cannot post on here without a mod approving of my post. that's too bad. I do have a Yorkie and I love her very much. But I grew up around chickens, cows, pigs, horses and such. I learned at a very young age where meat comes from and have done the same when it comes to dog. Again, I'm not asking anyone to agree with me, just open up your minds a little and understand things aren't so cut and dry and tied up neatly with a bow. /shrug