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Out of the Pit - Dog Fighting In Chicago
Dog fighting may not be as prevalent in Canada as it is in the USA, but do not kid yourself into thinking that Canadians are free from this savagery.

Ontario Veterinary Association interviews Cesar Millan

Temperament Testing

The Little Rascals and Petie the Pit Bull

Best Friend's Animal Sanctuary takes on 22 of 54

"The greatness of a nation and its' moral progress can be judged by the way his animals are treated" Ghandi

Thank God for...

Best Friend Animal Sanctuary

John Garcia

Georgia the Champion

Michelle Besmehn Dog Care Manager

Sarah Kubachy - Vet Tech
(sorry if I spelled the last name incorrectly)

Dewey The Golden Retriever

Steve Lund Vet Tech

and a big shout out to Cherry and Denzel

Please follow this link to see where some of these dogs are now;

http://theilovedogssite.com/what-ever-happened-to-michael-vicks-dogs-prepare-to-be-blown-away/

Let these big guys and gal teach you about staying in the moment :)

Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston

A Simple Way to Make a Difference

If you live in Ontario contact your MP and let them know you don't agree with the BSL.

From the website, hugabull.com/resources/bsl

"In Ontario, the bill has been consistently in court, with the first lawsuit filed the very day it was enacted: August 29, 2005. It’s been taken to the Supreme Court, changed, and challenged again. There are also lawsuits from individual owners whose dogs have been seized – resulting in damages paid out and thousands of dollars in impound fees while the dog’s fate is determined. After one such case, Councillor Carolyn Parrish commented, “We’ve learned from this that this law is very difficult to enforce and it breaks people’s hearts. Saying that something looks like something else is a very poor basis for a law.” The city of Ottawa has given up altogether on trying to enforce the ban because of cost and logistics."

No one is enforcing the law so why bother having it?

Cesar's Rules

"For a Balanced Dog

1. When you bring a dog into your life, don't just think of what you want from him/[her]. Think first of what you need to give this dog to make him happy under your roof. Start b thinking of your dog as an animal, then as a dog, then as a breed, then as a name, and fulfill your dog's needs in that order. In my experience, once you've fulfilled these needs of your dog, he will automatically want to fulfill your needs in return. "

Cesar's Rules, Your Way to Train a Well-Behaved dog

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Cesar Millan with Melissa Jo Peltier

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