My buddy over at KC Dog Blog has a great Weekly Roundup today.

Check it out here.

Guy Walking his 'Pit Bull'

That crazy Mac asks whether Dolton is trying to kill the people in other provinces, most notably Quèbec.

I've wondered about that, too.  If nonexistent, preternaturally endowed 'pit bulls' are unsafe at any age, then why is it OK to ship them to other provinces when charging people?

Let's say somebody thinks your dog is a 'pit bull' and they decide to charge you with a violation.

That's when the three charming options kick in:

1. The dog is put to death

2. The dog is shipped out of province

3. The dog is sent to a research facility for some what-if experiments

Why is it OK to export these so-called dangerous dogs.  Are people in other provinces tougher, more balanced, more experienced, or what's the deal?

Mac's got some info about our old friend Mr Algar from Peterborough in her post.  He is shipping some pups to another province to keep them out of the dog-killers' clutches.

Good on you, Brad.

Are you mad enough yet?

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Cllick to visit ALC

I see that the notorious PJ's Pets is offering a $200 rebate if you get your puppy sterilized before the end of March.

This offer only applies if you spend more than $1,298 for one of their mongrel pups of unknown (and likely miserable) origin.

But wait!  There's more!

If you apply for a family record of your 'percentage pup' (gag me) you can get a certificate for only an extra $35.00!  And, it takes 6 - 8 weeks to arrive!

How many dog welfare and ethical violations can you spot in the above few sentences?

Why are we allowing businesses like this to operate in Ontario?  Is it because in Ontario, inhumane treatment of animals, and especially dogs, is our modus operandi?

What would you say to someone foolishly entering a PJ's shop to look for a pup?