Sorry Box

A sorry box is a small, enclosed space used by fluffy owners to punish, abuse or discipline them for bad behavior. In practice, a sorry box can come in several forms: as specific as pet carriers to as improvised as closets, basements, wardrobes, or any space that has some combination of being physically confining or poorly lit, if not outright dark. The sorry box confinement  method is preferred by owners who don't want to physically harm their fluffies with, for example, a  sorry stick, but sometimes both sorts of punishments are combined or used as a form of abuse.

By nature, fluffies tend to be claustrophobic (afraid of confined spaces) and achluophobic (afraid of dark areas). The trauma of exposure to any combination of the two is proportional to duration and is an effective (Although psychologically abusive) means of behavioral correction. An unfortunate side effect of the sorry box is that it makes the safe transportation of fluffies difficult for everyone involved. Associating a pet carrier with a sorry box, fluffies can sometimes panic with just the mention of being put in a confined space. Once actually placed inside, the fear continues to grow and manifests from cries, screams, pleading, attempts to escape to howling, thrashing, and uncontrollable defecation and urination. In pregnant mares, it has also been linked to miscarriages and stillbirths.

Sometimes, the combining cries to be released with the growing stench of urine and feces in enclosed passenger cars has distracted drivers enough to lose control and cause single and multiple car collisions on highway and city streets.

To prevent this from happening, the person transporting fluffies must make sure the box is big and well lit or has enough light coming in to make the fluffies feel safe and secure inside the cage.