Dog phenomenon in resource-rich countries (and the case for cats)
One of the first things I observed when I started traveling internationally was the dog phenomenon. Here are some examples Dogs living IN the house. Not in the home but INSIDE the house. In Africa, dogs are for guarding houses otherwise they do not eat. Thieves break into your house and destroy or take anything? The dog goes. no second chances. Very tiny dogs. more than 20 years in and no one has answered that question satisfactorily enough for me. This year was the first time I saw one of them barking. they are in almost every house in Puerto Rico and man do they yap-yap at people walking by their owners' homes. If think I am lying see this small dogs catalogue Dog clothes and I mean the entire shebang: coats, jackets, dresses, undies, jewelry, shoes. I had forgotten about that until 2012 when we moved to San Francisco temporarily I panicked for a moment when I entered a store looking for clothes for our son who then was 1.5 years old and all I could see were these teeny-tiny cl