• Pratai
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    1 year ago

    Only humans hate others for being different. So no, I’d imagine they wouldn’t think anything like that at all. In fact, I’d bet they would be incredibly curious and ask tons of questions.

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      1 year ago

      I know from experience dogs, cows and a lot of birds hate each other for being different, so this is nothing unique.

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        1 year ago

        You’re confusing instinctive territorial behavior with hate.

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          1 year ago

          I think you’re misinterpreting, I meant dogs of different breeds bring chill with an unknown dog of their own breed, while trying to get rid of dogs of a completely different breed, even if those have lived in the same neighbourhood for years.

          Horses of different breeds in the same stable still have a hard time trusting each other, but not with one of their own breed, even if that’s a visitor.

          And so forth.

          TL;DR humans aren’t the only racist animals

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            1 year ago

            Its still territorial. Which is instinctive. It’s not hate.