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Pour moi, l'animal fait partie de la vie émotionnelle de chaque individu. En tant que technicien vétérinaire, j'ai eu à observer cette relation existante entre Homme-Animal qu'il s'agisse des éleveurs que de simple individu avec les animaux de compagnie. Et chez ces différentes catégories d'individu, l'animal occupe une place que parfois l'Homme ne puis occuper. C'est d'ailleurs mon admiration pour les chiens qui ont fait que j'ai été orienté dans la santé. Mais dans la santé, j'ai fini par comprendre qu'en tant que vétérinaire que je sois, bien que ceci ne soit une possession, je décide de la bonne santé émotionnelle, psychologique, économique et de la productivité de certains individus. C'est ainsi que naquît naturellement en moi un sentiment de regret à chaque échec de traitement dans mes débuts de la pratique de la clinique vétérinaire. Aujourd'hui, mes aspirations ont grandi et sont centrées non seulement sur chaque propriétaire d'animal, mais aussi sur l'environnement qui l'entoure, sur les individus qui ne possèdent pas des animaux et de la ferme à la transformation. Ce qui a transformé cette flamme de secours centrée sur les animaux qui brulait en moi en une flamme qui intègre tout ce qui l'entoure dans son action.

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My attitude towards animals is rooted in respect, care, and affection. I love animals, specially the ones from the farms, and the first video made me happy seeing the cows,, chickens, few turkeys. The farm animals have a quite wisdom and a gentle spirit that has to be cherished from all of us. To me, they are more than companions or helpers, or the ones that give us food or drinks (milk), they are living beings with personalities, soft feelings, and have their unique way of sharing love and making communications with us, humans.

Horse, are the first animal that I can describe from the farm ones. I always wanted to have one later in life and take care for it. They have the strength and grace and can teach a lot about building trust and partnerships.

Cows, are calm and steady, and remind me of the beauty into simplicity. And chickens, share joy in their small busy ways.

Each of these animals has its own story and its own rhythm and connection with them its simple and naturally comes in our hands.

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Le sens de responsabilité, l'amour et aussi la curiosité qui bien sûr ne m'empêche pas de savourer la beauté de la compagnie animale que le benefice de la consommation quand cela est nécessaire.

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My attitude towards animals is quite paradoxical. I love a lot of them, such as cats, dogs, apes, turtles, ... but that doesn't stop me from eating meat. However, I am kind of disgusted by some meat, such as deer meat. I guess I am still eating meat because when I'm buying it I don't see all the process of meat production ...

My vision also changed as I grew up. When I was younger, I was happy to see animals even if they were in a zoo. Nowadays, enjoying an animal sight in their natural habitat is what I enjoy the most, because I know it's where it belong.

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reduction of animal to a commodity, a product, and thus very bad treatment in meat production industries, but also milk and other product industries --> what also plays into this is the scale at which production happens, capitalist pressures, livelihoods that depend on working fast and carefree

prevalent idea of superiority of humans - if through culture or religion; also plays into domestication and the desire of humans to control

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I grew up always having domestic animals - rabbits and dogs. They were always a very important part of our lives, at the same time taken for granted - as we all know, who walks the dog? Who cleans the rabbits cage?.... :) While I always loved them, I feel as a child I never reflected on what it meant for animals to be domesticated - although my favorite movie was Spirit. Only when growing up, I found that animals in the wild, but also the industry around animal consumption made a big impact on me and really changed looking at them, changed how I saw them as really being part of our lives. Through this appreciation and connection, I have become vegetarian - although I do love meat and will consume it from time to time. But I've also just become more sensitive to feeling them around me and appreciating their presence and love :)

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I have lots of respect for all living beings and believe animals deserve a happy life as well. It turns my stomach upside down when I think of industrial livestock production, hence I am vegetarian since more than two decades. While I do believe it is possible to ethically consum animal products, I feel that the connection to and appreciation for nature has been lost in many parts of society. This holds especially in regards to cultivated assets, but also wild animals like bears, wolves, elephants and honey bees. The eradication of many species should be a loud warning sign on what will come, if we do not manage to achieve a considerate coexistence with all life around us!

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I grew up as a daughter of a biologist. We used to have many (unconventional) pets: cats, chickens, a spider, mice, snakes, fish, frogs, lizards, a chipmunk and many more. As a kido, I wasn't afraid of any animal. As I've grown older, I don't like spiders anymore. I'm ashamed of it and don't know where it has come from but some spiders disgust me now.

Chickens are my favourite animal. I love how curious they are and fluffy. I raised some chicks by myself from day 1 in my bedroom. I was very attached to them and they to me. Did you know that chickens can learn acrobatics and that they socialize? :)

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My attitude towards animals is complex. I like some, I am disgusted by others, I fear some and I eat some. However, I believe that these attitudes are largely socially and culturally learned and can be changed. I have had meaningful experiences with animals through my family. I have milked a cow, ridden horses and camels, walked with donkeys, herded sheep, played with cats and dogs, and fed chickens. All of these encounters brought me joy. I dream of keeping chickens in my garden one day and perhaps raising goats to make my own cheese. When I was a child, my sisters and I looked after rabbits and a hamster. However, I must admit that I did not enjoy cleaning their cages and therefore sometimes neglected to care for them.

As a trained food scientist, I also recognize the importance of animals as a source of protein and essential nutrients. While I don't believe that eliminating meat entirely is necessarily the best path forward, I do think that animal products should be consumed with moderation and respect for the tremendous resources involved in their production. Animals are not only part of our food system; they are also our fellow beings on this planet and are essential to maintaining its health. We have learnt, and will continue to learn, a great deal from them. I believe they deserve the same dignity and respect that we strive to show humans.

I asked ChatGPT to create a picture that reflects this. In my opinion, it could be improved.