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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Roseville, CA
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Interesting...
"It’s used to quiet dogs -- and cats, some say -- who are too loud or incessantly noisy. Experts say dogs bark excessively for many reasons: poor training, boredom, social isolation, in response to external stimulation, to protect territory and because of anxiety or compulsive disorder." Dog debarking policy at AVMA raises activists' howls of protest - Vitals |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 1,372
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I find it interesting that the 2 women who started the petition have both adopted dogs who've been debarked. So much for it being a last resort to keeping the dog, lol. And if they no longer teach this procedure - that's what the article states - then that pretty much eliminates it as an option in the future.
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Roseville, CA
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Yep - if debarking is the 'last resort' - how did those dogs STILL wind up in a Rescue?
![]() IMO - don't like the procedure. But I know others do. What I DON'T like, is some government entity wanting to creep into my house again, telling me what to do. Now, if we could debark some of these politicans... ![]()
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: North Carolina
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Jerry, CGC - born 12/8/2009, adopted 7/7/2012
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