JBM
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ambiguous question what are the health issuesNo one is preaching.
If someone has a horse with health issues and very low market value pts because they don't want it buted up and sold on, is that murder too?
ambiguous question what are the health issuesNo one is preaching.
If someone has a horse with health issues and very low market value pts because they don't want it buted up and sold on, is that murder too?
If it’s all genetic why are twins so differentWe seem to be going round in ever decreasing circles - genetics.
I’ve never said I don’t want to be a questioned I’ve shown studies and shared why I believe what I do but I’m just telling you that I don’t agree with killing dogs and preaching about why you do isn’t going to change my mind
That’s not refusing to take part in a debate
Twins aren't genetically identical. Clones are genetically identical but even in parthenogenetic species spontaneous mutations and epigenetics have an impact.If it’s all genetic why are twins so different
Murder has a very clear meaning, it is a legal term which is not applicable to the humane putting down/euthanasia/killing of animals. You may not like it, but it is not illegal to humanely euthanise dogs that no one is prepared to look after properly.I’m not asking to change your mind or get you to agree
I’m stating my opinion and I’m thankful that we don’t ban breeds in ireland.
Restrictions should be put on all owners being allowed any dogs
And I don’t agree with murder if you want to call it euthanasia to make it sound prettier is up to the individual
It depends on the degree of all of thoseOh I don't know. Say diagnosed KS, low grade wobblers, PPID or EMS
Common issues
What about meat animals?It depends on the degree of all of those
Many horses are sold with all of these and are happy
Some horses are in more pain than others
Personally if they’re happy I would retire them
An animal is more than the job it does and I believe if they are comfortable unridden and they are pts it’s killing to make the persons life easier not the horses
If it’s all genetic why are twins so different
are you vegan?It depends on the degree of all of those
Many horses are sold with all of these and are happy
Some horses are in more pain than others
Personally if they’re happy I would retire them
An animal is more than the job it does and I believe if they are comfortable unridden and they are pts it’s killing to make the persons life easier not the horses
I don’t agree with putting down dogs. That won’t solve the problemWhat do you think should happen to all the unwanted dogs that are not safe to be rehomed?
How on Earth do you propose enforcing all that ?I don’t agree with putting down dogs. That won’t solve the problem
I believe in more rules and regulations.
Not having a littler unless you can prove the pups would have homes before breeding.
Having to have a licence to own a dog in the first place after doing a test/classes
Allowing dogs into rented accommodation to stop them being rehomed when people have to move
There is more dogs than we need and yet people are still being allowed to pump out litters of pups for no good reason
Humans are selfish and destructive. Instead of fixing the problem by rehoming the dogs available we will just kill them and continue buying puppies.
Uh no but that’s an incredibly strange questionare you vegan?
You buy puppies, right?There is more dogs than we need and yet people are still being allowed to pump out litters of pups for no good reason
Bear couldn’t stay at his previous home because their other dog was attacking himRegarding the ban; I think its very sad its come to this. To me there will be some nice natured dogs caught up in the ban *but* stick to the rules and there's no need for them to be pts.
JBM- for someone so passionate (not a criticism), I have to ask, do you adopt your dogs from rescue centres?
I'm pretty sure you've recently had a puppy(?) Knowing what happens to dogs that can't find a place in a centre, I'd find that a strange choice given your opinion on 'murder'.
Unfortunately for me, we don't need to breed an xl anything and the sheer size of some of these dogs does frighten me. I'd rather we targeted bad owners, back yard breeders etc etc but something had to be done.
I’m just stating those would be better regulations than banning a whole breed and pts hundreds of dogs which doesn’t sort any long term problemsHow on Earth do you propose enforcing all that ?
There was no way I was going to let my horse suffer through a winter of cold, dragging through mud when he was clearing pain despite double doses of Bute. Nor was I going to let me dog lie in his own piss and shit because he could no longer walk. Your arguments are becoming increasingly baseless.It depends on the degree of all of those
Many horses are sold with all of these and are happy
Some horses are in more pain than others
Personally if they’re happy I would retire them
An animal is more than the job it does and I believe if they are comfortable unridden and they are pts it’s killing to make the persons life easier not the horses
Particularly hypocritical when you recently acquired a puppy, pumped out litters?!I don’t agree with putting down dogs. That won’t solve the problem
I believe in more rules and regulations.
Not having a littler unless you can prove the pups would have homes before breeding.
Having to have a licence to own a dog in the first place after doing a test/classes
Allowing dogs into rented accommodation to stop them being rehomed when people have to move
There is more dogs than we need and yet people are still being allowed to pump out litters of pups for no good reason
Humans are selfish and destructive. Instead of fixing the problem by rehoming the dogs available we will just kill them and continue buying puppies.
Can't you see how hypocritical it is to say what you've said when you've recently *paid* for a puppy? You've supported another litter of puppies coming in to the world.Bear couldn’t stay at his previous home because their other dog was attacking him
Wolfie was penned in a yard and the owner wanted rid
Both were around 3/4 months but young yes
Yogi is my only pup and my OH wanted him
i will eventually be able to take on more dogs and I am excited to do so.
I also take on rescues horses and I was supposed to foster two mares for MLHR this year but something fell through on their side
It's an awful lot more brutal than lethal injection. They want to die as much as the bullies, and pose less of a danger to human lives.Uh no but that’s an incredibly strange question
If you’re going to start with animals are murdered for human consumption I will just bow out of this conversation
I don’t because the breeder was responsible and had homes organised before the litter was created. Which is one of the rules I said would be beneficial.Can't you see how hypocritical it is to say what you've said when you've recently *paid* for a puppy? You've supported another litter of puppies coming in to the world.
You’re picking and choosing I clearly said if the animal was in pain I would ptsThere was no way I was going to let my horse suffer through a winter of cold, dragging through mud when he was clearing pain despite double doses of Bute. Nor was I going to let me dog lie in his own piss and shit because he could no longer walk. Your arguments are becoming increasingly baseless.
Particularly hypocritical when you recently acquired a puppy, pumped out litters?!
But you could have adopted one instead? Saving a life. All litters are technically fueling the problem, in that we have more dogs than we have homes.I don’t because the breeder was responsible and had homes organised before the litter was created. Which is one of the rules I said would be beneficial.
Did you know there’s a shelter that has had 3 litters of puppies dropped off this month alone? They had a litter either unplanned or never bothered to set up homes and then dumped them. That is the type of litters that are fuelling the problem.
I’m not going to leave my OH because he got a pup from a responsible breeder yogi is our dog now even if I would've preferred a rescueBut you could have adopted one instead? Saving a life. All litters are technically fueling the problem, in that we have more dogs than we have homes.
I know the problems rescues are currently having.