Eating Dogs
In many
places people eat dogs and to some people it sound disgusting. Have you
wondered what other people think when you eat cows, chicken, or pork? They also
think it disgusting. I personally like
meat but I have to ask where it came from. I would say I am against eating dogs
but if dog aren't eaten they will still get killed in shelters. It is just
wrong but why do people get arrested if they eat dog and some people can sell
it. It’s kind of ironic.
There
are many reasons why eating dog is wrong; first of all if more people started
eating dog would we look at dogs as pets or food. Of course we wouldn't play
around with our “food”. John D. Sutter said “Here in
the Untied States, we will spend $58.5 billion on
pets this year, according to one industry projection. We pamper dogs with
Christmas presents; send them to "doggie daycare"; bring them on
planes (more than 2 million pets and
animals fly per year); and trot them around show rings, judging the perfection
of their pedigree.” In other words he thinks that it is weird
how people spend a lot of money on their pets and now, turn out they eat man’s
best friend.
Dogs get a lot of love from their
owners .How would it feel that the animal you love is transferred to other
places illegally as food. In china there are advertising campaign
in northeast China that sell dog meat. "They
think we should not put up the advertisements because eating dogs is a
so-called 'tradition,'" said Carrot Chen, Animals Asia cat and dog welfare
deputy manager who is trying to stop dog meat being sold. In earlier
times tradition were sometime sacrifices but it is different now tradition doesn't
mean it has be a dead animal and in this case it is cruel to kill dogs for
their meat and people should not it eat it. If people started eating dogs
imagine in the future are we all going to end up eating each other.
Cites
http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1377829/rights-groups-ads-against-eating-dog-and-cat-meat-rile-traditionalists
http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/anti-dog-meat-protest-held-in-south-korea/
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