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  1. #1
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    BYB RARELY get licenses for their dogs- they are shut down here all the time with that as an additional fine. Most of the time, in cities they are also already over the limit in the number of animals- how is that going to stop them from doing it more so. Our neighbor down the road had 50 pit bulls- only turned in because a neighbor got mad with the noise- never had a license on any dog for the whole history- one she claimed at like 15 years of breeding..
    It seems like to me the law abiding people are hurt by laws that even physically makes little sense with the chipping at such a young age.. And the added insurance cost as any insurance company says this type of sign is a " sign of threat" of known impending danger if the dog does bite.
    My dogs are chipped- chipped as early as they are physically able, and checked with each vet visit you can still read the chip.. And my dogs would not sooner bite someone if their life depended on it.. This appears to me as just a way to harass law abiding people while the problem continues with those that already do NOT follow the laws..
    BTW- I forwarded this to two borzoi breeders in Indiana- they are moving if it passes- literally.. They refuse to put beware of dog signs on THEIR property, or microchip a dog before 6 months old..
    The needle used for a chip looks all but like a turkey baster- Its not a little needle.. This is pain with NO GAIN in a large breed..

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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud
    This is a very good bill and I do hope it passes. The bill info printed here
    leaves out the real guts of the bill & it's benefits to all dog owners in Indiana.

    Since most animals bites come from unneutered animals, it makes good
    sense to fine owners for unneutered dogs with funds going into a county
    fund to provide low cost or free spay/neuter clinics, award damages
    to victims of animal attacks, amoung other benefits to all animals and
    their owners.
    I agree, there are just too many irresponsible pet owners. yes it makes it harder on the responsible ones.
    don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die....

    I have been frosted!

    Thanks Kfamr for the signature!


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