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Some freedoms are being limited, true. Yet others are being willingly given up, as is the case with canine loyalty. Behaviour is generally influenced by social factors, and so, choices are limited by the presence of individuals, and freedom is never absolute. This is somewhat different in nature than in cases of domestication. Yet, whether "absolute" freedom is an animal's most precious posession, weighing up against even all the comforts, luxuries and securities offered by a good caretaker? Well what about the injured animals, who would possibly die if left alone? What about that little kitten that followed you home? U have to realise that some animals ENJOY the company, and care of people. It's not always a forced stay, but a mutaul bond between pet, and person. If you could make a choice, what would you choose:

a) 5 star hotel where you must spend your whole life, or...

b) bunch of different 1 star hotels, parks, camps, mountains, etc.

Which choice is better for you?
Having pets in apartments is a sin. While giving shelter, food, and care, we are taking away from them freedom!