100%
But you know, the "second-hand" ignorance/abuse is the one that really gets to me. When parents buy animals for kids and expect them to care for them without teaching them or helping them. I see it on here waaaay too often and it makes me so mad.
Not only does the animal end up suffering...
Eh, every trend eventually has its backswing. Just imagine them them attempting to communicate with their own children...
Gen Z as a parent: Omg, Idk how 2 tty Zaelieghesme...
Child: Mother, how can you expect meaningful communication without appropriate vocabulary?
Child: Also, please be...
As a mom of a 4 yr old, I can assure you (in the litteral sense) not only is a booger always a booger, often other substances vehemently declared "not boogers" are in fact, boogers.
...unsuspecting husband wakes up to 2 goats, a pig, and 6 chickens all trying to cram onto the couch...
(3 hours later)
"Hey guess what guys, I'm single!"
Ok, I'm with you on most of this...
Except USDA certified products (and yes, there is still a great deal of room in their guidelines for smoke in mirrors) but they do lay out specific qualifications that producers must follow to get the seal...
Its actually nitrogen meant to flush oxygen from the bag and prevent spoilage. It also protects the product from the manufacturer to the point of sale destination. The bags are packed into boxes like packing peanuts so that they cannot shift and thus damage more chips.
Just saw another one of those "Good Dog" vids on FB where the owner calmly takes video while their dog (huge pit this time) faces off with an angry rattlesnake. Never tried to call him off. WTH?! Do you know how much antivenom costs or were you planning on just sacrificing your dogs life for likes?