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The Dangerous Dog Debate
The Dangerous Dog Debate
Minneapolis is doing what they can to get dangerous dogs off the streets with a dangerous dog list. Of the 16 declared dangerous, four are pit bulls – all for biting people or other animals.
Read more on FOX 9 News Twin Cities
Animal Advisory Board makes change to Dangerous Dog ordinance
Animal Advisory Board makes change to Dangerous Dog ordinance
DECATUR, AL (WAFF) – The old “one bite” rule for dogs may not apply in Decatur. A subcommittee of the Animal Advisory Board is coming up with a city ordinance a little different from the one they have now. The Dangerous Dog ordinance in place now is being reviewed to be more specific.
Read more on WAFF 48 News Huntsville
commercial dog food can kill your dog
The lifespan of your dog can be 134% greater.
Or in other words normally a dog would live 27 years.
But in average he only lives for about 11 years.
In most cases the reason is the dogs food.
Your dog’s food contains dead pets, mostly cats and dogs.
The true horror is the drug used to kill these stray and abandoned animals, Sodium Pentobarbital, is not broken down by the manufacturing process and is still present in active form in your dog’s food.
Watch this shocking video and find out the truth about commercial dog food today.
Duration : 0:8:38
Extinct Dog Breeds
There is a little video of just some of the dog breed that are extinct ,i could not fit all of them on as it would of been to long so here is a list
Hawaiian Poi
Barenbeisser (Central Europe)
Basketmaker Dog (United States)
Black Bobtail (Australia)
Bouvier de Moerman (France, Belgium)
Bouvier de Paret (France, Belgium)
Brabantse Bullenbijter (Netherlands, Belgium)
Bullenbeiser (Germany)
Ceris Hound (France)
Chinese Greyhound(China)
Chincha Bulldog (Peru)
Chortai(Russia)
Chinese Happa Dog (China)
Clumberland Sheepdog(England)
Cordoba Bulldog (Argentina)
Dogo Cubano (Cuba)
Dogue du Midi (France)
Drover’s Cur (United Kingdom)
Dutch Mastiff (Holland)
English Red Decoy Dog (United Kingdom)
English Staghound (United Kingdom)
Garpehund (Norway)
Gawi (Afghanistan)
Havanese Silk Dog (Cuba)
Hubert Hound (United Kingdom)
Indian Hairless Dog !India)
Krymskaja(Russia)
Limer(England)
Matin Corse (France)
Mordashka (Russia)
Old English Black-and- Tan Terrier (United Kingdom)
Old Bosnian Sighthound(Bosnia-Herzegovina)
Renegade Bulldog (United Kingdom)
Reznicky Pes (Czech Republic)
Shower of Hail Setter(Ireland)
Southern Hound(England)
Sudan Greyhound(Sudan)
Tahltan Bear Dog (Canada)
Tengger Dog (Java)
Tesem (Egypt)
Tweed Water Spaniel (United Kingdom)
Zanzibar Greyhound(Zanzibar)
The above dog breeds are commonly believed to be extinct. Very little has been written about them and the dates of their extinction are largely unknown. As with all creatures who become extinct, there can be a variety of reasons that a particular dog breed suddenly ceases to exist. Sometimes it’s physical- the result of a disease that a particular breed is susceptible to, or a weakness in their constitution that makes caring for them difficult, causing people to lose interest and instead focus on other breeds. Extinction can also be caused by drastic cultural change, such as when the Cuban Revolution almost rendered the adorable Havanese extinct. In Japan, the Akita almost became extinct due to excessive dogfighting during the Meiji period (the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century). This noble breed was threatened again during World War II when starving Japanese citizens relied on his meat to sustain them. But extinction isn’t always the result of calamity. The particular traits inherent in one dog breed may no longer be valued by society. Without active breeding programs, these domesticated animals no longer have viable populations. While certain breeds such as the New Guinea Singing Dog and the Manchester Terrier have been brought back from near extinction, many others are lost to history.
Duration : 0:1:46
This is My top ten favorite dog breeds
