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Ortaiηe Ðeviaη's avatar

"“Pet owners are less likely to die,” said Harvard Medical School clinical assistant professor Beth Frates, citing the American Heart Association's finding that owning a furry (or scaly, or hairy) companion reduces a person's mortality rate by 24 percent."

https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2023/04/health-benefits-of-owning-pets#:~:text=“Pet%20owners%20are%20less%20likely,mortality%20rate%20by%2024%20percent.

The criminals know the value pets can have in the lives of humans so they attack the target's pets.

Just one example of things most people take for granted as a human right that targets have had to abandon in an attempt to survive while the rest of the world goes on like nothing is wrong, when no less than the very foundation of human rights, life, is at stake.

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Jennifer L Ayres's avatar

Another thing they are doing is remotely mind control programming dogs to bite and socially engineering the dog training world to fit their agenda by even having people not use the word "no" when training their dogs. Then when they mind control that dog to bite some stranger or other dog, the victim human screaming "No" will have no effect. I've witnessed them programming my dog as he sleeps at night so now I have an almost two year old dog who has reverted to puppy biting. When I researched what was going on with pit bulls I found all the public celebrities supporting those dogs as innocent a part of the communist network that also supports things like homosexuality and abortion. In other words, pit bulls have been weaponized for war.

Targeted individuals don't need to avoid having pets. The entire population is or can be targeted. They are no more at risk with you than others. Everyone is targeted sadly.

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