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"Yes I'm aware it's not all Army dogs that meet this fate and I appreciate that rehoming then isn't easy either . But to callously put them down straight after the army have no further use for them is just plain heartlessness " What do you suggest as an alternative for the dogs that can't be retrained? | |||
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"Yes I'm aware it's not all Army dogs that meet this fate and I appreciate that rehoming then isn't easy either . But to callously put them down straight after the army have no further use for them is just plain heartlessness " Is it more heartless to condemn them to life in a cramped kennel for the remainder of their life as they are not safe to re-home? | |||
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"Yes I'm aware it's not all Army dogs that meet this fate and I appreciate that rehoming then isn't easy either . But to callously put them down straight after the army have no further use for them is just plain heartlessness What do you suggest as an alternative for the dogs that can't be retrained?" Tbh I'm not sure ( it's not easy ) . Fuck it I'll have them . Maybe the army should set up a doggy retirement home so at least they can be with other dogs and live out there natural life span !! | |||
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"Yes I'm aware it's not all Army dogs that meet this fate and I appreciate that rehoming then isn't easy either . But to callously put them down straight after the army have no further use for them is just plain heartlessness " But it's not straight after though is it. The try to retrain and re home them first. | |||
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"Yes I'm aware it's not all Army dogs that meet this fate and I appreciate that rehoming then isn't easy either . But to callously put them down straight after the army have no further use for them is just plain heartlessness What do you suggest as an alternative for the dogs that can't be retrained? Tbh I'm not sure ( it's not easy ) . Fuck it I'll have them . Maybe the army should set up a doggy retirement home so at least they can be with other dogs and live out there natural life span !!" 'Be the change that you want to see in the world' If you're passionate about it either set up your own charity or join forces with an existing animal or dog orientated charity. Either way you could make a case & present it to a charity asking for them to take up the cause or to collaborate with you. It seems like a very worthy cause imho but you would need to research what alternatives there feasibly are & for that you'd need advice from an expert dog behaviouralist. Please don't let cost put you off, because there will always be a way of getting support for what you need-its just a case of putting some work in. I have rescue animals & no money & know lots of people that do. Something always comes up if you really believe in what you're doing. If this resonates with you at all please PM me as I know someone very experienced in the field & I might be able to get him to meet with you (or even help you) | |||
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"As a reward for their work tho they could be placed in kennels with big area of land attached to roam around in and be looked after by trained handlers so they are not just discarded and can still enjoy the sun and have a run around. Not rocket science how to do it" How do they pay for it though? As harsh as it sounds they have to account for every penny and don't have the funding to support injured soldiers let alone potentially dangerous animals. | |||
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"As a reward for their work tho they could be placed in kennels with big area of land attached to roam around in and be looked after by trained handlers so they are not just discarded and can still enjoy the sun and have a run around. Not rocket science how to do it How do they pay for it though? As harsh as it sounds they have to account for every penny and don't have the funding to support injured soldiers let alone potentially dangerous animals. " Lack of funding to support injured soldiers & veterans is a political decision rather than an economic one. There is always money found from somewhere IF the area carries enough political importance to those in power at the time. This applies to any under funded area, of which there are many. The general population have the greatest power to affect change & when enough people realise this & only then will anything ever change. | |||
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"As a reward for their work tho they could be placed in kennels with big area of land attached to roam around in and be looked after by trained handlers so they are not just discarded and can still enjoy the sun and have a run around. Not rocket science how to do it How do they pay for it though? As harsh as it sounds they have to account for every penny and don't have the funding to support injured soldiers let alone potentially dangerous animals. " Give all the top brass who do fuck all like ministers etc a pay cut or even hatsh as it may sound any funding from help for heros as these animals are as big as hero as the soldiers | |||
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"As a reward for their work tho they could be placed in kennels with big area of land attached to roam around in and be looked after by trained handlers so they are not just discarded and can still enjoy the sun and have a run around. Not rocket science how to do it How do they pay for it though? As harsh as it sounds they have to account for every penny and don't have the funding to support injured soldiers let alone potentially dangerous animals. " One way to pay for it would be to stop paying compensation claims brought against the army during the Iraq war, that £20m+ would look after a lot of dogs but I’d imagine some of the law firms involved wouldn’t be to happy. | |||
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