Words alone cannot describe what we have
allowed to happen to some breeds. That's why we chose Video Theater to present Part 3 of
this series on Dog Deformities. "Deformed Dogs" is a wakeup call that will give you nightmares.
HEALTH DEFORMITIES IN PUREBRED DOGS
These videos depict the reason AKC
registrations are in the tank. The AKC has done little to change
the public's perception of purebred dogs, a false image created by "animal
rights" groups. Most pure-breeds are healthier than mutts (due to
proscribed health certifications) and as revealed in statistical research,
including the (instant information) ii UC Davis Study.
This video depicts AKC registered purebred dogs living in horrid conditions even though the American Kennel Club performs breeder inspections. HSUS's Wayne Pacelle goes on camera and AKC's spokesperson valiantly tries to explain the failures against Rossen's "gotcha" questions. Seeing is shocking but
only public rejection of such
deformed exaggerations will stop this cruelty.
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slightly over 5 min
The American Kennel Club produced their own video. Of course the
veterinarian and AKC Board spokesperson were scripted and legally prepped but this
production does a good job standing up for the integrity of the vast majority of AKC show and hobby breeders. As would be expected, the
AKC ignores its long and profitable association with "puppy mills" and its
contractual agreement with Petland Pet shops as revealed in exclusive coverage by TheDogPress.com
slightly under 7 min
The next video is of purebred dogs competing at the world's largest dog show. The Secretary of the Crufts Dog Show explains health goals and what is being accomplished, followed
by a Ch. Bulldog owner who, going over his dog point-by-point, demonstrates the progress already achieved
by The Kennel Club (England).
4.5 min
Read the exclusive Healthy Dogs interview with Meg Carpenterer, Vice Chair of the Breed Standards Committee for The Kennel Club (England). Mrs. Meg Purnell-Carpenter is a judging observer, an internationally respected breeder-judge and NetPlaces Network contributor.
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