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The Polish people have a strange attitude to cats and dogs?


applecore 1 | 2
17 Oct 2010 #1
the average life of a polish cat is 2 years and too many chained dogs.
1jola 14 | 1,879
17 Oct 2010 #2
Strange compared to whom? Where did you get this bizzarre "factoid?" 2 years?

You know, in my neighborhood, there is no place to chain dogs. My dog has traveled across the ocean way more times that you have, and would call you a hick. He lives in Paris now.
OP applecore 1 | 2
17 Oct 2010 #3
Easy 1jola I have four cats and one dog ,all asleep on my sofa at present unfortunately maybe its just my area and you have a much travelled dog give him my regards. I have been lucky enough to travel the oceon 400 times (about)maybe i am a hick
sascha 1 | 824
17 Oct 2010 #4
Polish people have a strange attitude to cats and dogs

I would guess that it has to do with cultural and traditional reasons.

Different countries, different attitudes.;-)
milky 13 | 1,656
17 Oct 2010 #5
From what i have observed, Polish People in the country anyway, seem to chain or lock up their dogs. I find this strange.
sascha 1 | 824
17 Oct 2010 #6
That is not strange at all. If you are from an urban surrounding maybe, but for them it's normal and unless the dog get shelter, food and water nothing bad.

You'll find that in villages in Germany f.e., too.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
17 Oct 2010 #7
It's you, yes. Poles tend to take good care of their animals.
milky 13 | 1,656
17 Oct 2010 #8
Well its a strange one for me, maybe its a mainland european thing. Where i come from we only lock up dogs if they attack people or because they are chasing sheep or something,some even vote.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
17 Oct 2010 #9
I can't remember if there was an amendment to the Dangerous Dogs Act 1976, I believe there was. In Scotland, one bite can get the dog put down and I find that a horrible position as it is usually the negligence of the owner in not controlling it well enough.
sascha 1 | 824
17 Oct 2010 #10
So true. I mean you have to of course care for them but most important to understand them.

There are some over bred races like German shepherd, Rottweiler, Dobermann etc. but most of the mistakes makes the owner.

I recommend sth I watched recently on Discovery. 'Dog whisperer'. Not bad for beginners ;-)

youtube.com/watch?v=S3XrKkrAZpY

This is just one of them.
Trevek 26 | 1,700
17 Oct 2010 #11
From what i have observed, Polish People in the country anyway, seem to chain or lock up their dogs. I find this strange.

It's to guard the premises. Also, you wouldn't want a big dog like that running around a neighbour's livestock or on a road with made drivers.

Remember, not all the dogs are pets in the way an urbanite might see them.
monika87 - | 55
17 Oct 2010 #12
From what i have observed, Polish People in the country anyway, seem to chain or lock up their dogs. I find this strange.

This is not true. Pets bring much joy to our lives. Some people have dogs, some cats or both and much more. I'm more into cats. In the country many have dogs as protector. I live now in Kraków and work a lot, but I took two cats from the street. Cats do not give a lot of work.

It's you, yes. Poles tend to take good care of their animals.

indeed.
Trevek 26 | 1,700
17 Oct 2010 #13
Cats do not give a lot of work

You're not wrong. My neighbours are farmers and have loads of farmyard cats... who spend most of their time in our garden because they know my wife and I will feed them.
Ironside 53 | 12,423
17 Oct 2010 #14
No, you are right, people are having cats and dogs for its furs
Patrycja19 62 | 2,688
17 Oct 2010 #15
Is it me,the Polish people have a strange attitude to cats and dogs

its you of course.

cause I am sure if you go to another country, you will find the same.. some people care
for pets good and some like idiots..

has nothing to do with the nationality.
southern 74 | 7,074
17 Oct 2010 #16
Cats do not give a lot of work

I usually have dogs to do the work.

people are having cats and dogs for its furs

Difficult to tempt a girl by promising a cat fur.
Ironside 53 | 12,423
17 Oct 2010 #17
not in Poland,a cat's fur is healthy,
Amathyst 19 | 2,702
17 Oct 2010 #18
Cats do not give a lot of work.

Nah they just stink and have fleas...Yuk!
southern 74 | 7,074
17 Oct 2010 #19
not in Poland,a cat's fur is healthy,

I will try this trick.These mink ones cost hell lot of money and Ukrainki are obsessed with them.
landora - | 197
17 Oct 2010 #20
From what i have observed, Polish People in the country anyway, seem to chain or lock up their dogs. I find this strange.

It is, unfortunately, true. Polish farmers have terrible attitude towards animals. The dogs are often chained, starved, kicked, left without water during Summer heat.

People in the cities tend to be a bit better, but still often they get rid of their dogs when they want to go on holidays. A friend of mine found a dog in a forest, tied to the tree, with a bin bag on its head.

Of course, there is also plenty of well loved animals in Poland.
Wroclaw 44 | 5,369
17 Oct 2010 #21
People in the cities tend to be a bit better, but still often they get rid of their dogs when they want to go on holidays. A friend of mine found a dog in a forest, tied to the tree,

that's a negative for Poland and a normal way (for some) to get rid of a dog.
Ksysia 25 | 430
17 Oct 2010 #22
No, you are right, people are having cats and dogs for its furs

only the dalmatians. and we sell the meat to the Vietnamese.
guesswho 4 | 1,274
17 Oct 2010 #23
but for them it's normal and unless the dog get shelter, food and water nothing bad.

Put yourself on a 2m chain, I bet you'll enjoy it.
Hey, people are people, some pamper their pets, some don't care about them at all or not enough. Not everyone has to love animals but if you don't like them, don't have them to begin with.
Trevek 26 | 1,700
17 Oct 2010 #24
that's a negative for Poland and a normal way (for some) to get rid of a dog.

Not come across that before. Normally drowning or just abandoning.

only the dalmatians. and we sell the meat to the Vietnamese.

isn't there some thing about dog fat as well?
Marek11111 9 | 808
17 Oct 2010 #25
Is it me,the Polish people have a strange attitude to cats and dogs?

no I think people in United states have strange attitude
Wroclaw 44 | 5,369
17 Oct 2010 #26
Not come across that before. Normally drowning or just abandoning.

the first dog the family had when i moved here had been found tied to a tree.
Trevek 26 | 1,700
17 Oct 2010 #27
found a dog like that in Britain once. It was the plastic bag over the head bit I hadn't heard of.

Mind you, a friend of mine in England found a mother cat and kitten stuffed into a bird cage and thrown into a bin.
guesswho 4 | 1,274
17 Oct 2010 #28
no I think people in United states have strange attitude

Well, you'll find animal abusers pretty much anywhere you go but there's something else I'd like to ask you Marek, you seem to be very negative toward the country you live in. Why do you suffer so much? I bet Poland will appreciate a patriot like you to come back and constructively help your motherland on its way to become more successful. Nothing to insult you, just a suggestion.
Mr Grunwald 32 | 2,176
18 Oct 2010 #29
While in Norway I can't take my dog into an flat in the city...
Because she barks!! It drives me crazy! WHAT COUNTRY AM I LIVING IN?!!! GRRGAPJLWEJNK!!!

One day ill live in Poland that's for sure!
guesswho 4 | 1,274
18 Oct 2010 #30
I like your attitude, you don't like Norway so you're going back to Poland instead to suffer and constantly show your disapproval. Leave Norway to those who enjoy it.


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