I had a random visual in my head and I wanted to ask.
Do you think a pillow would get the sensation of ‘walking’ if you got them a pet vest with fake puppet legs and walked with them hanging by a cord/leash and bobbing it slightly while close to the ground?
Do you walk your pillowed fluffies?
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If I was better at art I would have done a comic for this. . . Wait…
Yo-yo fluffs~ adds to list of product idea stories
Go silly… Pillow on one side of a teeter totter… And a boulder hanging over the other side… Just pull the rope to make it drop and let it walk back… Wait… Oh shit… Explains why none came back!!
Let’s use a dog for example (closest comparison besides those dolls that you have to change) you take care of this beast that shits and pisses everywhere, you feed it and walk it and give everything you have and for what?
Love, simple as that. Doesn’t matter who you are, you want to love. That’s what a dog gives you in return, love.
Why walk a fluffy? Because every day, it says it loves you. Does it mean it, does it care? Who knows, who cares. Because at the end of the day hearing “I love you” is well worth the effort.
your example only works if you did not pillow the fluffy ,my question was why would you walk something you purposefully crippled and all ready says it loves you no matter what you do
Tube socks rubber banded around their stumpies to get them wiggling 90 minutes a day. If they say “huu huu nu touch” then one extra goes around the snout.