Why You Should Not Cook a Dog in an Air Fryer
Cooking a dog in an air fryer would be extremely unethical and illegal. Dogs are domesticated pets, not food. Placing a live animal in a hot air fryer would cause immense and unjustified suffering. Additionally, cooking and eating a dog could spread dangerous diseases to humans such as rabies. There are no circumstances where cooking a dog in an air fryer would be appropriate.
While some cultures do consume dog meat, this practice raises major ethical concerns. Dogs have been bred over thousands of years to be companions for humans. They display signs of emotion and intelligence, and feel pain, fear, and attachment – it is morally wrong to cook and eat them. In most places, including the United States and Europe, eating dogs is illegal and socially unacceptable.
From a practical standpoint, dogs do not make good food. Their meat tends to be tough and stringy compared to livestock like pigs, cows, and chickens that have been bred specifically for human consumption. The unsanitary conditions of raising dogs for meat also increases the risk of diseases. There are no benefits to cooking dogs in air fryers or otherwise.
In summary, putting a dog in an air fryer, or any other cooking device, would be unethical, illegal, dangerous and impractical. This act should be avoided under any circumstances, and more positive ways of treating dogs should be pursued instead.