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  Thanks so much for taking time to read about us on our beautiful website!!! Spike's Dad, Ken, is a computer genius and we are grateful he really likes working with this technology!!! I am lucky if I can maintain my blog! So much news about the 'raw diet' it's amazing. We are blessed with many new Members from other organizations and we welcome you with open arms!! The only 'downside' to doing Pet Therapy is there are not enough hours in a day to reach everyone in need. So we are very grateful you are joining our group. We send special thanks to all of our incredible Members for always going 110 %. Before October 2010 we will have our 'General Store' on line so everybody can purchase some items we will offer for a donation to our organization. We are always looking for ways to raise much needed funds to operate and grow. We sincerely thank you for your help and tax deductable donations.

We take great pride in mentioning many of our Members are fed the 'raw diet' and do beautifully on it!! We feel YOU and your Veterinarian know your Pet better than we do. Thanks for listening.

**NEWS!! one of the most frustrating things is to order supplies, etc, from a Company  that 'claims' to be honest. Well, personal experience with this Company has proved anything but honest. Just an FYI to anyone wishing to order from this Company, DON'T
Butler Patch Company (order NOT as ordered, refused to issue refund, horrible quality product, very unethical)
                                               

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THE WORLD'S FIRST SENIOR MOMENT
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I bit a child today.

I spend my life at the end of a chain, so to me this thing called "child" is nothing more than prey or an underling I neither love nor respect. Maybe it squeaks like an animal, or makes quick movements that I don't understand or frightens me and triggers my flight or fight instinct.I cannot flee. I'm chained. Fleeing is therefore not an option for me, so I must fight.You never taught me how to live in your world, yet you expect me to abide by its rules.

I bit a child today.

You got me as a puppy and I chewed something up. You tossed me outside with a doghouse and chain. I'm a big dog. What breed am I? Doesn't matter. Wait, I know my breed: the chained dog. We come in all shapes and sizes, but I'll tell you one thing we're not: the beloved family pet.


I bit a child today.


I am unsocialized with humans. I don't recognize a small child as human, at least not one I am beneath in pack order. I sit on this logging chain day in and day out, come sun, rain, sleet, or snow. I am male, unneutered, and chained, and am more likely to be aggressive than any other dog. I am full of pent up energy from never getting to run or stretch my legs, pent up sexual frustration from a constant and unfulfilled urge to mate, and pent up anger from living a solitary life when I'm meant to live as part of your pack. 
I have been domesticated by man to be a partner to man, a companion to man, a helper to man. Yet man is now so disconnected from himself that he sees nothing wrong with chaining me to this doghouse and abandoning me here to rot.

I bit a child today.


This is my territory. I have no life except to guard my solitary patch of dirt. If you cross into my territory despite my warnings, there is a good chance I will attack you to protect myself and the dirt I see as mine.


I bit a child today. Now they've come with a big pole, they're taking me away; I'm scared, and I don't know what I
did wrong.


I bit a child today, and now I will die. You have made me thus, and now both the child and I have paid your price.

Chained dogs DO attack and kill children. On Monday, August 9, a toddler was attacked by a chained dog that broke free in Philadelphia, PA. We need laws limiting chaining to better socialize our dogs and better protect our children from aggressive dogs. 

Warm Regards, 

Dogs Deserve Better