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I'm speculating but I think it comes down to Ethics. Taking or "forcing" the animal into a cage to go to a doctors appointment is pretty clearly for his own good and acting in his best interests, even if he doesn't know it.

You can't say the same for the game day tradition. It's strictly for the fans and at the cost/welfare of the animal. How much? Who knows, not me. And most definitely not you.

7 days. The entire year consists of 7 home games. The tiger will survive.

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Posted by mwade91383

Washington DC

Member since Mar 2010

5645 posts

Posted on 9/1/15 at 11:04 am to Choupique19

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7 days. The entire year consists of 7 home games. The tiger will survive.

I'm sorry you can't accept that the people, who are trained to do this work, don't think like you, who isn't. We both know you don't really know what you're talking about at all, and more importantly so does the vet school. Know what you, know what you don't know.

Don't like it? Go get a vet degree, get lsu to hire you, and change the program. And since we both you aren't going to do that, do yourself a favor and let it go.

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Posted by fab4lsu

NC, SC and La.

Member since Dec 2007

895 posts

Posted on 9/1/15 at 12:34 pm to Choupique19

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7 days. The entire year consists of 7 home games. The tiger will survive.

I got a better idea, just for you. Why don't we pick some Tiger fan at random,pick them from the crowd or better yet remove them from their comfortable home, you'll be first though, and put them in Mike's cage to parade around campus and the stadium, without food, water, and OMG no beer. Make stops to hear them roar and if they don't we'll beat on the cage, yell and antagonize until they do. I'm sure they'll survive.

Then maybe you'll understand why that Tiger doesn't want to get in that cage.

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