Showing posts with label Dog Stories By Snehith Kumbla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dog Stories By Snehith Kumbla. Show all posts
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Monday, 22 December 2008
Dog Story: The art of sleep
It is very simple process - falling into sleep. If only you humans could learn. It is an art, that can only be polished each time, crafted to perfection that each time you sleep deeper, deeper, deeper...until nothing matters.
The first thing is to LET GO, let go of the world, be obscure - the one thing most humans fear - anonymity, the fear of not been noticed.
Anyway for the moment, you can leave us alone. Someone or something calls us from a mysterious world, something like bliss....
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Dog Story: Do not disturb...
Some dogs are just lucky. Big, 'cute' and cuddly, this robust mongrel enjoys an afternoon siesta after a large meal, courtesy a colony inhabited by that identifiable human species - the dog lover.
There are many who would say that there are hungry children who could be supported instead, but human behavior is beyond our understanding. We do not know why we love and hate things, do we?
Thursday, 18 December 2008
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
Dog Story: Let's get bored together
Dogs are territorial by nature and these two companions are no exception. Their rule extends from Om Supermarket to the chicken barbecue corner, an area of about 700 meters. The barbecue corner is their stronghold - their evening meal comes from occasional meat pieces thrown at them by the customers. Here they squat near the supermarket on a cloudy Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
Dog Story: Much BOW WOW about nothing ?
Would it comfort dog 'owners' to know that the closest ancestor of the animal is the wolf?
Ha.
Just like its ascendant, the dog is a pack animal. When a dog has to live with humans, as is so often the case, they make us part of the pack.
Of course, you are not supposed to walk naked on four legs, bark at strangers and howl in communion - a dog's brain is not as devilishly evolved (as ours) to impose themselves on any other species. So we enforce ourselves on them, and they become our 'pets'.
Then there are the strays, the 'free dogs' who loaf around as they please, when not dependent on their human friends for food.
Subsequent posts will feature photographs of this unique species, captured during my wanderings around the city.
Of course, you are not supposed to walk naked on four legs, bark at strangers and howl in communion - a dog's brain is not as devilishly evolved (as ours) to impose themselves on any other species. So we enforce ourselves on them, and they become our 'pets'.
Then there are the strays, the 'free dogs' who loaf around as they please, when not dependent on their human friends for food.
Subsequent posts will feature photographs of this unique species, captured during my wanderings around the city.
If any reader has had the misfortune of been bitten by a dog (or dogs), please forgive them. For they do not bite without any provocation or rabies, unlike certain human beings who kill and maim each other for no apparent reason.
Monday, 11 August 2008
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