You also don’t show your children by example that it’s acceptable to take in a creature, earn its trust, enjoy its companionship, and then dump it in the woods as soon as you get bored with it or decide it’s become inconvenient. Fortunately the court has given this guy’s children some remedial education in this subject.
Yes you are right, I didn’t bring up the love, trust and loyalty such a pet shows you, and how someone can betray all that, is beyond me.
>>> You also don’t show your children by example that it’s acceptable to take in a creature, earn its trust, enjoy its companionship, and then dump it in the woods as soon as you get bored with it or decide it’s become inconvenient. <<<
Sure we do — with some minor changes, we call it “dating.”
A more evolved form of this social behavior is called “marriage/divorce.”