JuliaH
Senior Member
Is your state restricting YOUR dog activities? The activists came for the Orcas at Sea World, then they got rid of the elephants at the Circus, effectively shutting down the "Greatest Show on Earth". As we know, the circus is closing, putting a lot of well cared for animals and people out of work.
Can we, who love our dogs, who breed dogs, who show and compete in who-knows-how-many different dog activities, afford to stay quiet, hoping no one will bother us? The answer is NO! There are many forces working against us, and they are having more impact every year.
There must be a national effort with the strength to argue for us. But first, we can have an impact in our states. Yes, we are all busy about our lives. Many of us are retired, and we will enjoy our dogs as long as we can. We need the young folks. We need the older, wiser, experienced folks. We need to be busy protecting the animal industry from those who would shut all of it down!
Anyone with me? There is legislation in GA right now that is a foot in the door. It doesn't look too bad, right now, but it is going to get worse in time.
http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20172018/HB/144
Can we, who love our dogs, who breed dogs, who show and compete in who-knows-how-many different dog activities, afford to stay quiet, hoping no one will bother us? The answer is NO! There are many forces working against us, and they are having more impact every year.
There must be a national effort with the strength to argue for us. But first, we can have an impact in our states. Yes, we are all busy about our lives. Many of us are retired, and we will enjoy our dogs as long as we can. We need the young folks. We need the older, wiser, experienced folks. We need to be busy protecting the animal industry from those who would shut all of it down!
Anyone with me? There is legislation in GA right now that is a foot in the door. It doesn't look too bad, right now, but it is going to get worse in time.
http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20172018/HB/144