Recent animal welfare movements claim equal rights and treatments for animals, just like humans have. But can we really treat animals exactly the same as human beings?
Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Wednesday, 6 September 2017
Why It’s Time to Put ‘Closed’ on the Pet Shop Debate
Pet shops that sell pups have been a target of many animal welfare organisation campaigns and lobbies for a while. For good reason. But why is it really harmful? How does it contribute to a vast number of animal welfare problems? And why should they really be shut down?
Labels:
animal welfare,
behaviour,
health,
long article,
petshops
Tuesday, 8 August 2017
Labels for Dogs
The crossbred vs purebred debate emerges in many dog-related arguments at some point, generally almost at the very beginning. These are the two major attributes and aspects we usually use when we are focusing on the majority of problems or issues related to canines.
Tuesday, 18 July 2017
Raising the Alarm on Designer Breeds
A new competitor for purebred dog breeders emerged some years ago. Heralding a new century, new achievements, new habits. Finally, the ‘evolution’ of new breeds has arrived for those who are bored with the normal ones. Please welcome the Alusky, the Bull Boxer, the Rustalian Terrier, and probably the most admired one, the Labradoodle. The revolution of breeds has arrived!
Labels:
animal welfare,
designer breed,
health,
humanisation,
long article,
shelters,
sociology
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