STOP DOBERMAN PINSCHER DISCRIMINATION AND BREED BANS BY THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY!
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Stop the insurance industry from banning Doberman Pinschers! Let us all remember not only are dobermans wonderful family pets, but they have served their country in many different ways! In WWI, WWII, and during the 9-11 crisis. Stop this annihilation immediately! No more breed banning!
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6 September 2010
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carol osborn
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6 September 2010
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Donna Allen
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Banning any breed is ludicrous. It would be more appropriate to "ban" some humans due to their treatment of the animals.
1 September 2010
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shayna close
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i hate this law its stuped and their is absoulutly no reason for it any dog can bite and all thes "dangerouse dogs" are the sweetests things ever it i sthe owner sthat are to be punished.not the dog
31 August 2010
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Bryce Vanderschuit
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dogs are like humans the way they act reflects the way they were raised. if abusive pet owners were stopped there would be a significant drop in violent dog attacks
31 August 2010
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Anna Sager
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28 August 2010
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marie saul
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27 August 2010
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Rachel Bebber
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Dobermans are very calm and loyal dogs. Deal with dogs individually on the basis of their actions, not with entire breeds.
26 August 2010
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Michelle Bergeron
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26 August 2010
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Twyla Slothower
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99% of all breed bans and insurance non coverage do not address the breeds that are responsible for the majority of dog bites. it is a band aid by insurance companies that are too lazy to simple require temperment testing or cgc's on dogs in homes seeking
25 August 2010
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Brooke Inman
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If you allow one breed to be banned, this will open the door for any other breed to be banned at someone's whim.
24 August 2010
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Tom Mungall
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20 August 2010
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Jason Olin Adkins
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