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Michael Romanos · 08-09-2006, 03:34 AM

When you say animals are more important than humans, you might be thinking about FROGS.

It is frogs that determine the health of the planet Earth. If frogs are dying through environmental reasons, it means the Earth is not as healthy as it should be for us humans and the rest of the animals. So where frogs are lying dead and dying - that is a barometer for mankind and a sign that humans have to put in counter measures to restore the environment and the rest of the frog population. I am afraid many species of frogs have disappeared from the face of the earth and many are becoming rare species. Time for us humans to pull finger or we will destroy ourseleves and there will be no Corgis to love in the future.
God put us humans in charge of the world - and the universe - to look after it, mother it and preserve it for subsequent generations until God determines the end of the world. So in that respect humans hold the greatest amount of importance on earth.

Anyway, I still maintain that once you give a dog a bone or something else to take away and treasure and chew upon, you should't attempt - unless it is an emergency - to remove the food object. A dog naturally guards it's food possessions and I respect that.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 5,185	When you say animals are more important than humans, you might be thinking about FROGS. It is frogs that determine the health of the planet Earth. If frogs are dying through environmental reasons, it means the Earth is not as healthy as it should be for us humans and the rest of the animals. So where frogs are lying dead and dying - that is a barometer for mankind and a sign that humans have to put in counter measures to restore the environment and the rest of the frog population. I am afraid many species of frogs have disappeared from the face of the earth and many are becoming rare species. Time for us humans to pull finger or we will destroy ourseleves and there will be no Corgis to love in the future. God put us humans in charge of the world - and the universe - to look after it, mother it and preserve it for subsequent generations until God determines the end of the world. So in that respect humans hold the greatest amount of importance on earth. Anyway, I still maintain that once you give a dog a bone or something else to take away and treasure and chew upon, you should't attempt - unless it is an emergency - to remove the food object. A dog naturally guards it's food possessions and I respect that. Last edited by Michael Romanos; 08-09-2006 at 04:42 AM.