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That’s where the “whenever possible” comes in. It’s not always possible to be nice to animals, when when it is, I try to be kind.
As I said :Are you OK with bedbugs?
That doesn’t mean I don’t resort to killing where health threats are at play.
I predict discussions over this question will lead to a reform movement and the establishment of at least 3 new Orders in the Franciscan familyWhat would be his view on killing spiders and other pests in one’s home.?
You wait until it’s buzzing on your window, then trap it in a glass, then slide a piece of paper or cardboard underneath. Then you can take it outside and watch it fly away.There’s no safe way that I know of to take a wasp or hornet outside to release it.
Dogs are pretty much just a matter of how they’re trained. If a dog is ferocious it’s probably either trained to be that way or it was abused or it is starving. In either case it’s still easy to be nice imo.I find it very difficult to be nice to vicious, ferocious killer dogs with sharp teeth ready to pounce and bite you.
Dogs and bats may look cute, but a person may change her mind if they bite her.the occasional bat. They’re too cute.
I like to get a good firm hold on my trusty fly swatter in particular. I then engage in gentle and respectful game of “sqaush”.You can both respect and be gentle with an animal AND keep yourself safe by maintaining good boundaries. Gentle and Respectful, yet Firm in Boundaries
Less fun though.Easier than trying to swat and making it mad