gooeydog Posted September 20, 2002 Posted September 20, 2002 This page has pictures of some victims of BSL in European countries. And this is supposed to be the solution to the dangerous dog problem :x http://www.waf-legislation.org/BSL%20Pictures.htm Quote
deepseasnake Posted September 20, 2002 Posted September 20, 2002 the page is still loading but what does BSL mean? Quote
deepseasnake Posted September 20, 2002 Posted September 20, 2002 so those dogs all died on the basis that they were born as pitts? Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted September 20, 2002 Posted September 20, 2002 Sounds like a bunch of crap to me. Oh, what a world we live in... Quote
gooeydog Posted September 20, 2002 Author Posted September 20, 2002 The brindle & white dog (the first few pics) had an "encounter" with a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel a woman was walking, neither dog was hurt, but the police hunted him down anyway. Then they shot him in the paw and the head. He wasn't dead, so he laid on the sidewalk/street for over 90 minutes until the vet came to euthanize him. The vet messed up, and ended up having to give him two shots to euthanize him. The fawn & white dog (tied to the tree) chased and killed a cat, so they tied him up to the tree and (I think) shot him. Some of the other dogs were siezed by the "humane group", and one of the dogs (I don't remember which one) was choked to death because they wanted to have fun :evil: They have a list of "dangerous breeds", and in some places dogs over 15 inches tall are outlawed. If a resident of Germany has a "dangerous dog", the dog must pass a temperment test (in which the dog is hit with a stick, among other things), then they are allowed to keep the dog, under the stipulation that the dog is muzzled when outside, and I think they are completely banned in some parts of Europe. A pit bull over there is basically anything that looks like what they think a pit bull looks like. A blind person and their service dog (a Bull Terrier) were stoned while walking down the street. Dogs (and owners) have been set on fire. This all started because two "pit bull type" dogs (who had been abused, fought, and starved for months) attacked and killed a 6 year old boy on a playground in Germany. This occured(sp?) in 2000, and the laws were passed soon after. I think there are now 40-45 breeds on the list of "potentially dangerous dogs", that's almost 1/4 of all recognized breeds. Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted September 20, 2002 Posted September 20, 2002 Oh man. That makes me soo sad and soo sick. The first one was beautiful. Well, they all were. Any dog is. Quote
deepseasnake Posted September 20, 2002 Posted September 20, 2002 they would have to kill me in the street if I ever went there, I could never go to or live in a place that made laws like this! K, is holland like this? Quote
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