text: ..."the dog that was RESCUED by a responsible, un-named trapper."  There--fixed it for ya.
  
  And I replied SPECIFICALLY to your post--the one that included the phrase "(w)e can moderate our predatory behavior to include subjective values."  No mention therein of Sasha.
  
  But to answer two of your questions which had nothing whatsoever to do with the immediate topic--omnivorous "morality" or lack thereof--(1) our not butchering and stealing our neighbors' cows reflects socialized (i.e. external) mores backed up by force (or law, if that sounds less harsh).  And (2) "we" don't eat dogs because the Judeo-Christian (and Muslim) majority have been socialized to regard them not fit to eat (per the Torah and Qur'an they're "unclean").  People of other cultures have no problem doing so.
  
  I won't castigate such people any more than I do those who eat swine (although I eschew both).  And I'll thank you not to "proselytize" me with your admittedly SUBJECTIVE, Bambi-inspired values.  Khalas.