No Need For BSL- Breed Specific Legislation Written by Racheal Stacknick
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Yes, there are some down right bad dogs out there, they have a screw loose in head. These dogs should be immediately put down, and never ever bred. But again this is with any and every breed, just like humans there always seems to be a couple in crowd that are a little weirded out. We have phsychiatrist's, behaviourist's etc etc that try to help these dogs, if it is to no avail then dog will need to be put down, in this way you are saving yourself and your family and also putting dog out of it's misery. (people are sent to a hospital or a halfway house to receive help). Remember, dogs are pack animals. They love to be near their masters, no matter what. If you treat them well they will obey and this is one of way's that they show their love and respect for you....if you treat them badly...well who knows where you will end up, but let me tell you...it will not be a very nice situation. I hope I have changed some people's views on subject. The fight against BSL is a passion for me, I believe I am a responsible owner but I am still learning everyday and so is my dog....we have a strong bond that will never be broken because of one of us.....and I dont want government to break that bond between us either.
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| | Puppy Vaccines Assure Wagging Tails and Wet NosesWritten by Charles Burke
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If you have questions about puppy vaccines, be sure to ask your vet for more information. Your vet will know which vaccines your puppy should receive, no matter when or where you purchased or adopted your pet. When you adopt or purchase a puppy, remember to ask if he has received any of puppy vaccines. Some breeders and pet shelters are very responsible and make sure that first puppy vaccines have already been given. It's also important to keep in mind that giving puppy vaccines is not successful 100% of time. Some puppies have weaker immune systems. This means that a puppy can come down sick with a disease even if he has received all proper puppy vaccines at all right times. If your puppy seems to be ill, even if he has received all his vaccines, don’t hesitate to contact your vet. It is very important for health of your puppy that, in addition to receiving all his puppy vaccines, you also need to keep a careful eye on how your puppy is feeling and acting. This will help you keep your pet alive, healthy and happy for many years to come.
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