Chena Loves her Leggings
Posted on February 7, 2008
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; My mom got them for me from www.Street-Fashion.net , they were so small I put them on chena and they fit her perfect! Even dogs need to keep warm to this level. Youve seen her sweater right? yeah. She’s styling.
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How cute!
I need somewhere to vent about BSL: ARGH!!!
I might get into a doctorate (PhD, Animal Behavior) program in the UK.
If so, I’ll have to find a home for our baby, Riker, who we also saved from certain doom, about 18 months ago.
I’ve been trying to look into ways around this, as he’s an obedience school graduate working towards his CGC, he’s fixed, friendly, already insured, and I’m hesitant but ultimately willing to get him tattooed if I have to… but despite all this, there doesn’t seem to be any way to get an American dog on the Index of Exempted Dogs, as I have no way to appeal to a British court.
Even if I was able to get him on this special list, he would still have to wear a *muzzle* any time he leaves my home.
This is our boy:
…and BSL is a terrible, terrible thing.
yes it is! I considered moving to the UK from Argentina once upon a time but found it was literally impossible to move there with my dog, and also impossible or nearly impossible most of Europe as well. It’s a sad and ignorant thing for a government to just ban a breed rather than address the problem (being the people training the problem dogs, of any breed). I think they see it as a cheaper alternative than educating the masses or penalizing the ones at fault. If dogs (or any pet) had more rights, mainly being acknowledged as respected members of families, significant changes would be made in the way we handle accountability. All we can do it keep fighting and educating people for now sadly.