I have been wondering
about this ever since my family broke up and found homes for themselves. I don’t know if you can answer this, but
please try. My brothers, sisters, and I
were very anxious to get away from our mother as soon as possible. We followed all of her instructions and
within just a few short weeks we were ready to become owners in our own
homes. Yet, our pets, I noticed, not
only spend weeks, but years, with their mothers. Why?
As soon as I could eat on my own I was out of there! Don’t they want to be on their own as soon as
possible?
I hope you can explain
this to me because I’m not the only one wondering about it.
Signed Independent”
“Dear Independent,
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I noticed this
phenomenon very early in life as well.
After careful study and research, I have come to the conclusion that pet
babies can rarely survive on their own.
Even once they reach maturity, they are in need of guidance and assistance. Even the oldsters have to seek assistance
from others. Pets, my friend, cannot
live on their own; thus they need us more than ever!
Signed Cocoa”
