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Google AI: Why Would a Person Pose as a Pet Adoption Person and Train a Pet to Hate Travel? . by Alice B. Clagett

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FULL TITLE: Google AI: Why Would a Person Pose as a Pet Adoption Person and Train a Pet to Hate Travel Before Letting Another Person That They Know Adopt the Pet?

Google AI: Why Would a Person Pose as a Pet Adoption Person and Train a Pet to Hate Travel?

Image: “Malice,” adapted from Image by HANSUAN FABREGAS from Pixabay – Pixabay License

Image: “Malice,” adapted from Image by HANSUAN FABREGAS from Pixabay – Pixabay License

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Dear Ones,

A question came up in the dreamtime realm, so I thought I would see if Google AI could throw some light on it …

I asked Google AI: Why Would a Person Pose as a Pet Adoption Person and Train a Pet to Hate Travel Before Letting Another Person That They Know Adopt the Pet?

Google AI said: “A person might engage in this highly unusual and malicious behavior as a form of psychological manipulation or interpersonal abuse, using the pet as a proxy to exert control, create distress, or exact revenge on the other person. The behavior is not typical of legitimate rescue operations or standard scams, which usually aim for financial gain.

Potential motives could include:

  • Malice and Revenge: The perpetrator likely has a personal relationship with the adopter and is intentionally sabotaging the pet-owner relationship to cause the adopter emotional anguish and regret. By creating a specific, unmanageable behavioral issue (fear of travel), they ensure the adopter faces significant hardship with the pet.
  • Control and Power: By manipulating the pet’s behavior and the subsequent adoption experience, the individual achieves a sense of power and control over both the animal and the human victim. They are orchestrating a complex, harmful scenario where they hold all the knowledge.
  • Emotional Sabotage: The goal may be to undermine the adopter’s happiness and ability to care for the pet successfully. The difficulty in traveling with the pet could lead to frustration, isolation (e.g., inability to go on vacation or move easily), and potentially the pet being returned or rehomed, causing deep emotional pain to the adopter.
  • Narcissism/Psychopathy: In extreme cases, such behavior points to a lack of empathy and potential narcissistic or psychopathic traits, where the suffering of the pet and the victim is of little concern, and the focus is solely on their own complex, harmful agenda. 

This specific scenario involves a degree of complexity and planning that goes beyond typical pet adoption scams, which generally involve fake pets or false promises for money. The action of intentionally conditioning the pet to have a specific phobia strongly suggests a personal, malicious intent directed at the intended adopter.”

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Hope this helps.

In love, light and joy
This is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!

Compiled and published on 29 December 2025; revised on 17 February 2026

 

Music by Antonio Rossetti from Pixabay – change and revenge 2 – Pixabay License

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