Essay About Negative Effects Of Breed Specific Legislation And Result Of My Speech

” | | http://www.vhba.com/blog/article/12073135/dog-attacks-with-pam-charity-says-it-just-justify-it-does-nothing-wrong/ | < p class=\"spa-spa\" >Pam Charity Says It Just Makes No Sense To Let Dogs Be Dogs In Your Kitchen. http://www.vhba.com/blog/article/12079171/pam-charity-says-it-just-makes-no-sense‑to-let-dogs-be-dogs-in-your-kitchen.html Posted: April 26, 2013 22:25:35 EDT By: Bill Velleher Introduction:(Picture of Penny) Would any body like to guess what kind of dog this is?Shes a German Sheppard, Collie, Wolf mix. But well get to more of that in a second.Ive been a renter since moving out of my parents home several years ago. And as a young, single gal I wanted to get a dog, for company and protection. But Ive come to notice, as Im sure many of you have, the unnecessary breed bans that are in place in our society today. Upon many, are the breed restrictions that many apartment complexes and property management companies put in place, in an attempt at residence safety. But I would like to argue that it is not the dogs genetic makeup that makes a dog aggressive or non-aggressive; it is the dog owner that creates the problem with a dogs behavior.

Reason 1: Personal experienceThe dog pictured before, is, as you might have guessed, my own dog. And Im proud to say, is a rescue, though not from a shelter. I know her genetic makeup due to how I got her in the first place. My friends mom rescued a litter of puppies from a neighbors house after calling the cops on the neighbors for animal cruelty. It was later discovered that the owners had a Collie/Wolf mix who they were trying to mate with another wolf hybrid dog in the neighborhood. They thought it had worked, but when the puppies were born, they came out looking like German Shepherds. Since my friends parents had several German Shepherds of their own, it was assumed that one of their dogs had gotten to the mom and impregnated her. The neighbors had abandoned the puppies in the desert between the two properties. They were not nice people, to say the least. We thoroughly believe that before abandoning the puppies, they were beaten. This was evident to us in the way that all the puppies were extremely skittish and seemingly untrusting of any human contact at first. It took a lot of time and positive training to get her to the point she is now; a happy and loving dog.

It is because of those people that she was ever skittish and untrusting. Not because she was part Sheppard, or part Wolf.However, even though I know she does not act like a wild animal,