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I think one of the sentiments very prevalent in the comments but not explicitly pointed out is that a lot of people agree that dog ownership is not the problem
by SOLAR_FIELDS 5y ago
I think one of the sentiments very prevalent in the comments but not explicitly pointed out is that a lot of people agree that dog ownership is not the problem, but that irresponsible dog ownership is the problem. If, then, that is the case, why do we make it incredibly easy as a society to walk down to the store and obtain one? Wouldn't better regulations around dog ownership, breeding and sale be a good first step towards resolving some of these ethical qualms?
- VHRanger 5y agoYes, and reasonable places have them. This is why we neuter dogs, primarily (population control and backyard breeder nightmare control) Some places have reasonable laws RE: dog ownership restrictions.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 5y agoCan you give an example of a place that has reasonable laws regarding things like dog ownership restrictions that deal with the issues discussed in the article?