I suggest that you familiarize yourself with the official announcements of
BCVMA and CVMA - if you don't know what this stands for, it's time you find
out - at the 2001 World Veterinary Congress held in Vancouver Canada. The
policies were in effect over a decade prior to the congress, but few owners
of registered animals knew about it.

Yes, you are correct, every responsible breeder should be aware of the
tampering with registered animals by irresponsible veterinarians,
technicians etc. Every responsible breeder must check every diagnosis by a
vet before accepting treatment or medication. As you know, because the CVMA
and AVMA adopted animal rights standards, owners of registered animals, not
just dogs, must protect themselves against the ultimate goal of the animal
rights movement, that is "Kill and Extinct"! I took nine cases to the
complaint committee, 9 different vets, all issuing a wrong diagnosis on a
registered dog. Two dogs were destined to die under the knife of the vet, a
third was left to die in the hands of the owner, a slow painful death. My
efforts saved the life of all three dogs which were very healthy in deed
before the vet got hold of them. Another one was killed by a Vancouver
island vet with a simple vaccination. This vet made sure she died painful
and fast before anybody could prove what he had done.

This is were we stand on this continent with YOUR need of veterinary care!
You succeeded in killing many valuable animals and you will continue to do
so. And this is why animal rights activists make a point out of veterinary
care, to pursue the ultimate goal.

Please note, the Canadian Federal Government is aware of the guidelines of
the CVMA, and is aware of what your vets are up to. They are fully aware of
the ongoing tampering and killing of registered animals by vets.

Regards,
CAMANO BOXER