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Originally Posted by livingdustmops  Do your homework ..something like only 2500 dogs have been imported into this country and that included dogs that were bought for ownership ...Overpopulation is not a farce.I personally do not like Cesar Milan but if you can call him an idiot then I guess I am allowed to call you an idiot!!!!! You cannot have it both ways.
I am also sick and tired of people talking about their rights when 5 million animals are destroyed every year and my taxes pay for the other 3 million that go into shelters along with euthanizing the other 5 million. Where are my rights???? This country should be ashamed at what happens in this country but for you to say pet overpopulation is a farce is beyond sane.  |
Thank you! I was going to stay out of this thread completely, but the claim that overpopulation is a farce, and that it ISN'T caused by irresponsible breeding...that is just completely ridiculous. Even if that WAS true (which it is absolutely not), it would in no way be a way to support refusal to spay/neuter.
Lucas is neutered and I would do this with any pet I had in the future. No matter what someone thinks or says or tries, accidents
do happen, dogs get out or get too close to another unfixed dog and then the vicious cycle of irresponsible breeding continues. JMO.
While I do think it is extreme to impose a law to get pets spayed or neutered, I feel at this point in society, with the heinous results of poor breeding practices, overpopulation and therefore the euthanasia of millions of dogs, it has become the only suggestion I have seen that would make even a small difference. Obviously dogs with conditions and health concerns, and approved breeders etc, would be exempt and therefore I feel it would be appropriate for the condition society is currently in. I don't see any other way
