When you voted that monster in as governor you made a grave mistake. Vote "no"
next time. and we should all take this as a "go out and vote" theme. We vote
people in who wreak havoc with our state or country. Stop and think. In the
meantime, TicoThe Wonder Dog, better move to Nevada until Cal gets better laws,
and I know a person who lives in a county of Cal that isn't being affected by
this law, not yet anyway.
Jeannine in Alabama; and we've got a County comissioner that may accidentally
be shot by a hunter if he pushes his laws into effect, making the hunters with
nearly 100 dogs pay $15 plus per dog every year.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am urging all my California Friends to contact their California State
Representative!
This bill: AB 1634 if passed will make my beloved 10 pound male Chihuahua/
Miniature Pinscher an outlaw in my native state of California, and will in turn
make me an outlaw, a criminal! I will NOT comply with this bill. I keep my
little beloved 10 pound dog in my control, the control of whether I cut off his
balls will not be in the hands of legislature in ring is what determines
whether a cat or dog is worthy of breeding. That is simply not true. Many
breeders choose not to show an animal until it is mature. In slow maturing
breeds that may not happen until the animal is 3 or 4 years old. Working farm
dogs are important to our agricultural industry, but they never compete. Other
animals who have great genetics and strong breeding potential may never get to
compete due to career ending injuries that disqualify them from competing but
do not negatively impact the benefits they can contribute to their breed. None
of these animals could qualify for an AB 1634 "intact permit"
and their superior genetics would be lost forever.
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