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Q: what disturbing sights do you see in China ?

I'm not thinking of spitting on the sidewalk or spitting bones on the table. I've seen pictures of dogs killed for meat. I know keeping pets is a growing trend in China. I stop to look at most people that have Collies because I have one at home. I went to a flea market that was dogs, puppies and other pets. I met a group of dog owners that get together every evening and stopped to play with some of the dogs.Then late last night I saw two guys with 7 large cages  of puppies. The pups were so crammed in, they could not stand.The pups were 2-3 months old and different types and very dirty. Some pups were wagging their tails when I walked up.The men were pushing steel poles thru the cages to lift them onto a scooter truck. The pups were squealing when the men were doing this. I had a feeling something bad was going to happen to the pups. What I saw was disturbing enough and just when I thought the Chinese might be pretty decent with animals. 

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I've seen dirty stray cats digging through the garbage dump..not a pleasant site to behold. I've seen some clean one's before and all of them seem to be scaredy cats!

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How very disturbing. Traumatizing, even!

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The domestic type felines in the cages down at the 'wet' market. They just had this really bummed-out look on their faces. You could just tell they knew what they were in for...

 

Also have you ever watched them butcher frogs?  Wow, totally sucks to be a frog...   I won't tell you what they do.  Just go hang out a couple of hours in a real wet market. If you are not a vegetarian, you just might be after your visit there....  angry

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i saw one and i dont wana remember that but i  cant even forget tht

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