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我们好像更习惯把所有非人类划入食物的行列,是跑的就是能吃的,这是我们生来就受到的教育。公元980年,圣伯纳犬因为救护那些穿越危险的阿尔卑斯山山道的游客而闻名。18世纪,教士们饲养这种温驯的大狗做山中的向导,寻找迷路失踪的人并使之苏醒。3个世纪的史料表明,从事山难救险的圣伯纳犬已经救援了2500人,而最有名的一只名叫“巴里”的圣伯纳犬,曾经救了40人的生命,于1814年在修道院终老。而到了21世纪,中国乡村的农民却引进了这种大狗
We seem to be more accustomed to the inclusion of all non-human beings in the ranks of food, that we can eat when we run, and that we are born with education. In 980 AD, Saint Bernard is known for saving ambassadors who travel through the dangerous Alps. In the 18th century, priests raised the tame big dog as a guide in the mountains looking for those who were lost and awakened. Three centuries of history have shown that the St. Bernard dogs who have taken refuge in the mountains have already rescued 2,500 people. The most famous St. Bernard dog, named Barry, has saved 40 lives. In 1814 in the abbey final age. By the 21st century, peasants in rural China had introduced such big dogs