It shows what they think of these dogs when they euthanize them instead of treating the fracture. This is not a horse where it’s extremely difficult to rehab after a leg fracture. Dogs can often get on and live happy lives even with an amputation, but because they aren’t useful to make money for these assholes anymore they just euthanize?
Of course, all animals used for profit get killed if it’s cheaper. Human animals get the same treatment without stuff like unions and revolts.
The difference is pigs/dogs/chickens/horses whatever can’t challenge their exploiters so they get exploited.
I adopt greyhounds and find it frustrating to all hell when someone having Bacon and eggs at a cafe we’re passing shakes their head and asks how the industry can treat them so. Same way they can eat their brekkie, it’s in your interest to.
Edit: dogs are cute and easy to get on with. That’s not a good criteria for being more worthy of dignity and respect. Please reconsider your opinions.
I dont think racing animals as an industry as a good thing, its pretty horrible. Greyhound owners are wannabe horsey people with less class. Just saying that theres a harsh reality that goes with shutting down an industry like this.
But it’s exactly the same reality if it keeps going. Keeping it running saves nobody, even their prize racers (I’ve got one next to me farting happily right now) are thrown aside when they’ve wrung the last few bucks out of them.
Plus only a minority of the dogs ever even race, most are discarded at 2-3 years old.
You are definitely more informed than most people, Im not in disagreement with you either.
When the last scandal broke about the mass graves of the dogs and everyone wanted the industry banned more than a few people I spoke to hadnt considered what was likely going to happen to the dogs when they banned it… It was kind of funny in a horribly fucked up way watching their face change when they joined the dots.
I guess I have a problem with people calling for bans outlawing things they dont like or disapprove of without really considering the implications more than anything.
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