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Topic: Dog Registry
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Tom Moore
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posted 10 January 2003 12:36 AM
I would like to set up a dangerous dog registry. Couple people in Vancouver lately have been attacked by vicious dogs. Figure in most neighbourhoods we can pay the postmen and gas meter reader people to render data. Already some groups are gathering info on vicious canines. I'd like to see owners register all of their dogs, and sign a certificate stating that they will treat their animals properly, and ensure that dogs are not raised for food, as is the case with some. Not to place a slur on our wonderful korean immigrants, but if you haven't tried retriever ribs with pineapple marinade they would tell you you'd never lived.. but I digress, to return to the pet registry, I feel I would be able to put the whole thing together for a mere $20,000, (give or (mostly) take $19,980,000) Time to apply for the federal grant?
From: location, location.. | Registered: Jan 2002
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skadie
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posted 10 January 2003 03:54 PM
quote: Not to place a slur on our wonderful korean immigrants, but if you haven't tried retriever ribs with pineapple marinade they would tell you you'd never lived..
How can you back that statement up? I've heard that same myth ricocheted about the city and it's varied cultural groups since I moved here twelve years ago and I think it's a bunch of crap. A bunch of racist crap at that. In any case, if one can raise a cow or goat for food what is wrong with dogs or cats? As for my feelings on a dog registry: quote: I think we should license dog owners, not dogs.
Agreed. But there already is a registry for dogs,isn't there? They are definitely required to wear vaccination tags in the city. Don't those tags correlate to other information like the owners name and address? [ 10 January 2003: Message edited by: skadie ]
From: near the ocean | Registered: Jan 2002
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