The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 2月19日 12時11分
“Jack wasn’t a good-looking dog,” Anna Heyward writes, about her foster pet. He weighed 11 pounds, and had a solid little barrel chest, bowed legs, long feet, a pinched snout, and rabbit-like ears. Plus, he was a biter. “Everything would be normal, and then I would blithely cross an invisible line,” Heyward writes. Why do we choose to live with difficult animals? “I saw Jack’s sweet laziness, his affection, his capacity to enjoy life. . . . When I got home from work, he would greet me with unhinged excitement.” At the link in our bio, read Heyward’s Personal History about a “bad dog,” and why loving animals can remind us of how strange, complex, and irresponsible our behavior as humans can be. Illustration by @howaboutacheesecake.
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