My name is Jaime Sancho, I am a English protectionist who has read with interest your article "With dogleg. He fully agreed with you on the issue of the need for a license to the porters of dogs and a space for them, until I read this:
"... Another risk factor, there was the vet, are dogs street, and that Mexico allow any dog \u200b\u200bwalk alone on the street and no authority to do anything to get them public roads. "
You claim that nothing is done to get them off the street, which I also agree, but says that is what should be done after these animals, perhaps sacrifice truth?, .
his country's leaders still have much work to eradicate poverty, violence and corruption, they understand that animals should be somewhat irrelevant. It turns out that animals are living beings who have their rights established and approved at the UN, which Mexico signed but who does not, and are also a problem for citizens, referring to the dogs.
While having a dog is "cheap" will not solve this problem. While an owner is an irresponsible, either. While dogs do not be identified with a chip, is that any owner can release it to the street and no more forget it. This dog can bite, littering the streets, causing an accident and not know who owns it, while if it takes the chip, the owner will have to be accountable for fines for leaving loose and dirty streets and any damages caused by accident or bite.
Is expensive chip?, Not when compared to the benefits due. If you, from your media, get that municipalities issued a regulation in this look, I assure you there will be many people who want a dog and breed them because you will pay for the chip and the vaccines will be detailed in the book of animal (identity document).
a car Is it expensive? Those who can afford it have it, I guess that rules for it. So who can afford the chip, vaccinations and maintenance of dog you have it, others do not, because in the end become street. In this way in his country eradicated the thousands of stray dogs. It is not a new invention is something that is proven to work in Europe without going any further. They spend more resources you sacrifice if make regulations on the keeping of dogs, not to mention the inconvenience caused to citizens who are in the streets.
For us, the protectionists, the slaughter stray dogs, something very common in some state, is but the tip of the iceberg of many more acts of cruelty. In recent weeks, Mexico is in the spotlight around the world:
- the xolitos killed at birth because they have hair.
- killing sharks because one of them killed a surfer.
- moribund market in San Bernabé.
- Xacoltepec police patrol passed through twice with his truck on a dog with its legs tied. (The video the brutal murder is going around the world)
could go on but do not believe it necessary. His former President Fox said, "we are one step from the first world." This step should give the rulers, citizens can not. Sincerely
Jaime Sancho
