To eat and to repent

Eating dog meats was my terribly strangest thing that I have ever tried. The first time I ate it was when my father brought it home from a friend’s party. Dog meat tastes good indeed, and I cannot deny that fact.  But if I had one more chance to eat it again, I would say NO. Dogs are very loyal and cutest animals in my thought. After several times I ate dog meats, I had a chance to read some researches and touchy stories in magazines related to this animal. In addition, it was also the time my religious faith raising. Coupled with the moved stories in magazines and the feeling I perceived about the dogs in real life, I found that I have made a big sin in my life. Many times, I wonder how I could eat their meat before.  Dogs are considered human’s loyal, and it has helped to secure people in dangerous circumstances. For example, in the formerly severe earthquake in Japan, a dog family had saved people in a village by their sense of the upcoming danger. Even when the villagers was helped by the police and leaved the dog family alone, they kept running after the airplane until it totally disappeared in the horizontal sky. Now, when I entirely become a vegetarian, I absolutely have a sense of respect the animal lives for any animal has spirits as humankind. As the dogs, they can emotionally feel the pain and the happiness toward the others. I have seen the dogs’ tears when they witness their friends being killed in accidence. As a result to my own experience, I wish I had not eaten dog meats in my life because they are faithful and helpful to human beings. I think people should be kind to them and should preserve them.