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OP-ED: America’s Favorite Dog Breeds Will Disappear in the Next Decade Due to a Century of Terminal Health Problems
The New York Post reports that “America’s favorite dog breeds will disappear in the next decade” — and animal rights activists “couldn’t be happier to see them go.” But Pet Advocacy Network pushed back: “Claims that popular breeds will ‘disappear’ are alarmist and ignore the fact that these dogs live happy, healthy lives when bred Learn More
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OP-ED: Court Ruling Sets Pet Industry on a Dangerous Path
PETS+ published an opinion column warning that a recent New York court ruling allowing emotional distress damages for the death of a pet could set a precedent that increases legal liability across the pet care sector, raising costs for veterinary care, pet products, shelters, and other animal-related businesses. The piece argues that expanding non-economic damages Learn More
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Hoeber and Hoeber: Pet sale ban would have dangerous effects
A bill quietly advancing through Delaware’s legislature, House Bill 131, poses a serious threat not just to pet stores but to families, jobs and local communities. Learn More
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Proposed Pet Sale Ban Would Be Losing Bet for Nevada’s Pets and Families
From the loyal lab on morning walks to the tabby purring on a windowsill, pets are part of what makes the Silver State shimmer. They enrich our lives in countless ways, offering joy, comfort, and stability to Nevada homes. That’s why Assembly Bill 487, an anti-pet bill that proposes a sweeping ban on retail pet… Learn More
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Clements: Pet sale ban would hurt consumers
Tail-wagging, heartwarming moments with our pets are the building blocks of family memories. But, if state lawmakers pass House Bill 131, introduced May 1, these scenes could become less common in Delaware. Learn More
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Opinion: Proposed pet restrictions would hurt Connecticut families and pets
A bill to ban sales of dogs, cats, and bunnies in Connecticut pet shops is barking up the wrong tree. While well-intentioned, such bans are counterproductive and would harm both families and pets in the state. Learn More
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