crazy dog in Sweetwater Texas at the Travel Centers Truckstop made me think

Crazy dog in Sweetwater Texas at the T/A Truckstop made me think. That's all.

Giving him food automatically seems to be the right thing to do. But is it?
That will address his immediate needs but what about his state of mind. Why is he not seeking his own food? Why is he not hunting.

Won't feeding him just enable him to continue existing in a state of mental imprisonment. Wouldn't feed him encourage his dependence on assistance?

Yall don't hear me.

Smart people would just feed him I suppose. Or people who wish to abduct him and control him might even lure him aware with food. So when the handout can be used to manipulate those in need to follow like zombies who is wrong then?

The dog in need or the person who supplies the food?

What's wrong with me? Why do I think differently than everyone else?

Someone needs to nurture the dog, teach him to use his God give abilities and let him find his own food unless he is to be taken care of for the rest of his life. He who took him in and destroyed his mind is responsible for his starvation. Lol, I am getting sleepy

Just watch the video

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• crazy dog
• animal psychology
• lost not found
• hungry dog
• animal cruelty
• slave mentality
• handouts

[quest2drive]

good video. He was probably a truckers dog and he seems as if he is searching for his friend.

[spluesh]

Most inspirational video i've ever seen.

[SilverHollowPoint]

Your just pissed off that there were no lot lizards its just a feral dog walking around get over it why don't you tape one of the millions of homeless PEOPLE and share your thoughts on how they can't live without a hand out

[novisplit]

i love you



[yogarecords]

This looks actually like a she and she looks pregnant. Dogs are domesticated animals, dumbass. Find a better excuse to spout your deep thoughts.

[stillsavinglives]

deep man deep :)

[stillsavinglives]

@spluesh me too! wow! lol

[HomelessShelterRice]

i feel bad for the animal, it must have just been dumped there..... :( so sad.

[Dieseldog379]

Great job on the video.

[GoondocksCastle]

You're the trucking Lao Tzu. "The journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step."

[MercedesCars454]

That was amazing.