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Dogs should not be punished for their owner's behavior!

by Katrina
(Texas)

I think its atrocious that there could be laws against certain breeds of dogs. Every dog is different and shouldn't be judged on their appearance/breed. I personally have a chow husky mix named Kita. She's never been aggressive to a person. She raised a litter of abandoned kittens with no prompting on our part. How could she just be labeled as a dangerous dog because of her breed?

I also have an Alaskan Husky named Niko. He's not dangerous. He's playful and noisy, but never dangerous. I don't get why so many people choose to believe that all dogs, like Pit Bull Terriers are evil. Owners who train their dogs to be hateful and dangerous should be punished. No dog should be held responsible for previous acts of a dog of the same breed. That's inhumane.

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Dogs should not be punished for their owner's behavior!

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AGREEMENT
by: Anonymous

I agree, I raised 3 chows and had 2 for 13 years and gave the 3rd to a friend with 3 small children. My boys would often have the look of save me from these children daddy, but never made so much as a growl towards anyone. The boy I gave away was the children s nanny and protector, nobody but the family was allowed near them while he was on patrol. Any dog can be vicious if abused, however being refused homeowners insurance because of your dogs breed is ridiculous and prejudicial. The only enforcement I can suggest is the removal of an abused animal from the abusive home as early as possible, often if it is early enough with love and patience the dog can be saved.

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