Independent Animals.

i_am_me_again · **Independent Animals. -** November 2nd 2009, 07:57 PM

Ok, so that is the question...what animal do you think is the most independant?

Power Cosmic · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 3rd 2009, 03:58 PM

I'd say it depends on your definition of independent really. In what way independent, and independent of what?

tk338 · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 3rd 2009, 04:31 PM

Some cats are very very independent, well mine are anyway

i_am_me_again · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 3rd 2009, 05:12 PM

I mean, just do things for thier own.

Voldemort · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 3rd 2009, 05:17 PM

I'd say cats too. They like to do their own thing, don't like been bossed around and love hunting for themselves even if you feed them.

I'm a huge cat lover

i_am_me_again · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 3rd 2009, 06:52 PM

I love cats as well. And Tigers

Boobies · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 3rd 2009, 08:15 PM

Men...
But if you're talking about pets? Then men...
=p Cats are the teenagers of the cat world, so I'd say cats are the most independent of the pet world?

Toast · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 6th 2009, 01:48 AM

Fish.... you can't interact with them at all. Has anyone ever had a special connection to their pet goldfish? Nope. Lots of people have affectionate cats but no one has a goldfish that likes to cuddle.

tk338 · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 6th 2009, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Toast

Fish.... you can't interact with them at all. Has anyone ever had a special connection to their pet goldfish? Nope. Lots of people have affectionate cats but no one has a goldfish that likes to cuddle.

But then... Obviously you feed your cat, but half the time I swear my cat goes and gets it own meals, cleans itself etc... If you were to leave a cat with an open door, house and neighborhood, it could live without you... A gold fish, not so much :/

BeautyKills :O · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 6th 2009, 12:54 PM

Like all the others said, I think cats are independent. I'm not a big fan of them because I really get scared when I'm near them but it amazes me how they could find food for themselves and stuff.. :]

Toast · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 7th 2009, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tk338

But then... Obviously you feed your cat, but half the time I swear my cat goes and gets it own meals, cleans itself etc... If you were to leave a cat with an open door, house and neighborhood, it could live without you... A gold fish, not so much :/

But you don't keep your cat locked up in a tiny little tank. I'm sure a goldfish could survive on it's own if it had access to the things wild goldfish do

Penguin Queen · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 7th 2009, 08:37 PM

Cats probably, which is why I prefer dogs.

xander · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 7th 2009, 08:50 PM

cats, they generaly just use houses as a place to sleep, cats can feed themselves, and are pretty independent the bigger cats like tigers and lions hunt in packs thoo, my cat used to disapear for days then return and the patio would be a pet cemetery.

Mechanical Princess · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 10th 2009, 08:54 PM

my mutt dog, Skinny, used to be pretty independant when we lived on a farm. she'd do her own thing all day long and just ate what she wanted from the rabbit traps.
My working dog, Seymour, did the same but he and I have an incredible bond and these days there isn't much I do without him. sadly, it's interefering with his independance but, now that we live in the city he has to rely on us for food/exercise/entertainment anyway...

Jazzz · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 11th 2009, 02:28 PM

my cats are not in the slightest bit independant, but i jiust got a goldfish and he's very independant all i have to do is feed him twice a day.

Nicole1994 · **Re: Independent Animals. -** November 12th 2009, 03:45 AM

Cats or fish as far as "house pets" go.
I would probably say any wild animal that doesn't like to live in groups, snakes I suppose.
Spiders. That type of stuff.

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i_am_me_again Offline I'm A Pyschotic Neurotic. I can't get enough ********* Name: Jaymi Age: 26 Gender: Female Location: England Posts: 3,221 Join Date: January 6th 2009	Independent Animals. - November 2nd 2009, 07:57 PM Ok, so that is the question...what animal do you think is the most independant? HelpLink Mentor & Forum Moderator PM me! Our lives are like music. It hits its high and low notes, But in the end, It all turns into a perfect melody

Power Cosmic Offline Member Outside, huh? ********** Name: Janos Age: 22 Gender: Male Location: Dundee, Scotland Posts: 3,975 Join Date: January 6th 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 3rd 2009, 03:58 PM I'd say it depends on your definition of independent really. In what way independent, and independent of what? "My one desire is for peace -- peace for everyone"

tk338 Offline Member I've been here a while ******** Gender: Male Location: UK Posts: 1,267 Join Date: January 6th 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 3rd 2009, 04:31 PM Some cats are very very independent, well mine are anyway How can one love themselves, when they love absolutely nothing? Do something that is interesting. If it is not interesting, find out why it is not interesting.

Voldemort Offline Touch My Deathstick Average Joe *** Name: Jade Age: 16 Gender: Female Location: England Posts: 156 Join Date: June 6th 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 3rd 2009, 05:17 PM I'd say cats too. They like to do their own thing, don't like been bossed around and love hunting for themselves even if you feed them. I'm a huge cat lover Dance like you mean it. Buddy from 4th January 2010 - 16th March 2010... Buddy again from 8th September 2010 - October 16th 2011

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BeautyKills :O Offline Bookworm 8-\| Average Joe *** Age: 19 Gender: Female Location: In your pants. Posts: 125 Join Date: January 19th 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 6th 2009, 12:54 PM Like all the others said, I think cats are independent. I'm not a big fan of them because I really get scared when I'm near them but it amazes me how they could find food for themselves and stuff.. :] "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away." — Maya Angelou

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xander Offline Member Junior TeenHelper **** Name: xander Age: 18 Gender: Male Location: middle of but fuck nowhere Posts: 203 Join Date: August 4th 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 7th 2009, 08:50 PM cats, they generaly just use houses as a place to sleep, cats can feed themselves, and are pretty independent the bigger cats like tigers and lions hunt in packs thoo, my cat used to disapear for days then return and the patio would be a pet cemetery. XANDER am i in love? or am i being used?

Jazzz Offline Stormy Average Joe *** Name: Stormy Age: 20 Gender: Female Location: Carboard box behind sainsburys Posts: 184 Join Date: January 31st 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 11th 2009, 02:28 PM my cats are not in the slightest bit independant, but i jiust got a goldfish and he's very independant all i have to do is feed him twice a day. I can FLY!! Never growing up! I Believe in fairies

Nicole1994 Offline Member Welcome me, I'm new! * Name: Nicole Age: 17 Gender: Female Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 20 Join Date: July 2nd 2009	Re: Independent Animals. - November 12th 2009, 03:45 AM Cats or fish as far as "house pets" go. I would probably say any wild animal that doesn't like to live in groups, snakes I suppose. Spiders. That type of stuff.

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