I HAVE NO DESIRE TO DO ANY OF THESE THINGS....
But, having made that clear, I'd like to know the origins of these procedures and how they're done today. Any history on them?
I've heard that tails are done without any anesthesia, in other words, the puppie's tail is simply cut off. Is that really how it goes?
And so that no one brings up the common myth, docking and clipping did not have ANYTHING to do with FIGHTING dogs. Dog fighting is a newer *though barbaric* practice than the altering of a dog's appearance, and I don't think that either procedure was originally done as "breed standard" because they go back to a time when dogs were useful *before dogs were pets, when they were mostly used for hunting and hearding and such* vs. standards don't quite stretch that far back.
I'M NOT TAKING ANY SIDE, DO IT IF YOU WANT, DON'T DO IT IF YOU WANT. I WON'T SAY THAT I DON'T CARE, BUT I WON'T SAY MY POV FOR FEAR OF BEING KNOCKED FOR MY OPINION.
Thank you.
2006-12-21
06:46:25
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