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To: RR who wrote (11432)	11/3/2000 11:12:39 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) of 65232

experts like to say on animal emotions:: animals show emotion not:: animals have emotion big distinction but I conclude it is a matter of self-awareness I used to put my dog Dylan in front of a mirror while I laughed almost out of control in stitches the crazy bastard would bark of the image so what if no self-awareness ? doesnt mean they dont feel pain, sadness, boredom, lonely my cat Tiffany walked around meowing for three weeks in my Boston house when I left for Florida in February she was sad and missed me was she aware she was sad? or was she just sad? psychologists can be petty on this issue they feel, they cry, they are happy, they respond to pain somehow I reason that if we conclude "animals have emotion" then you somehow threaten human pre-dominance among the animal kingdom when my big Burmese cat Sydney died of feline leukemia, I cried the look on his face as he struggled with fluid in his lungs, I will never forget I kissed his head, then the doctor gave him an injection / Jim

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