"Police are investigating the slaughter of 100 husky dogs used during
the 2010 Winter Olympics to pull tourist sleds in the Canadian ski
resort of Whistler, authorities said Monday...

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1

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Dogman

"Dogman" wrote in message
...

"Police are investigating the slaughter of 100 husky dogs used
during the 2010 Winter Olympics to pull tourist sleds in the
Canadian ski resort of Whistler, authorities said Monday...

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1

Sad, indeed. They are still advertising their dogsled tours:
http://www.adventureswhistler.com/dogsled-tours

This is cruelty that eclipses that of Michael Vick. We should all write
letters of protest to this company, and demand at least an explanation, and
an apology is not good enough. They should be required to pay for the
lifetime care and rehoming of at least 100 huskies which will help offset
their attempt to maximize profits by so casually and horrifically murdering
(this was in no way euthanasia) these dogs. Here is their website:
http://www.adventureswhistler.com/dogsled-tours

Bugger the hell out of 'em at:
ph: 604 932 0647 fax: 604 932 0657 email:

Paul and Muttley

"Dogman" wrote in message
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"Police are investigating the slaughter of 100 husky dogs used during
the 2010 Winter Olympics to pull tourist sleds in the Canadian ski
resort of Whistler, authorities said Monday...

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1

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Dogman

Sadness, indeed. I'm sad to be Canadian. Although there is no sense in
"what if's", I have to wonder why the worker didn't refuse to do the evil
deed, and report the company BEFORE the dogs were killed. Fine and dandy
for him that he gets Worker's Compensation because his heinous actions
caused him stress, but isn't there a personal responsibility and moral
stance that should have been taken here?

On Tue, 1 Feb 2011 17:25:22 -0800, "Phyrie"
wrote:

"Dogman" wrote in message
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"Police are investigating the slaughter of 100 husky dogs used during
the 2010 Winter Olympics to pull tourist sleds in the Canadian ski
resort of Whistler, authorities said Monday...

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1

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Dogman

Sadness, indeed. I'm sad to be Canadian. Although there is no sense in
"what if's", I have to wonder why the worker didn't refuse to do the evil
deed, and report the company BEFORE the dogs were killed. Fine and dandy
for him that he gets Worker's Compensation because his heinous actions
caused him stress, but isn't there a personal responsibility and moral
stance that should have been taken here?

You bet. He's probably just as guilty as the kennel's owner. The
investigation is ongoing. Who knows what they'll turn up?

Sigh.

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Dogman

"Phyrie" said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior:

I'm sad to be Canadian.

Why?

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--Matt.