dog in jail
Criminals, if they get caught go to jail, or sometimes depending on the type of crime they might give the death penalty. If you have seen prisoners, what is the 1 thing common that you noticed in all of them? They are all human prisoners. But today I’m going to tell you something that will blow your mind. Dogs can also be jailed or sentenced to death by the law. You might think I’m crazy and even though this information is propaganda. But it is not! Dogs can be jailed. You might be wondering how dogs can go to jail. Well, let me explain. If a dog kills or even injures another person or an animal, they need to go to court like a real criminal!! And if the dog loses the case he or she can be sentenced to death. Some of you might be thinking that this is fair. Well, I have one question for all of you that think that way “Does killing the dog solve the problem?” Does it cure the injury or does it make the person or does it revive the person or animal that has been killed by the dog? No, it does not. Instead, it kills an innocent dog who simply might have gotten scared or in some other way threatened. I don’t understand why the justice system works against living beings that don’t have a voice. Dogs can’t speak up for themselves. The justice system should not work against them, the justice system should be the voice for these creatures without a voice. Another thing about dogs getting jailed is that this happens everywhere. Yes, this happens in many countries. We need to stop these things from happening. Fortunately, the owner of the dog can hire a dog lawyer to try to fight the case. But winning a case like this is extremely hard for the dog lawyer because they are not considered as important as human justice and life. We need to stop these things.
Here are some steps you can take to stop dogs from going into jail
1. Avoid the lift. If a dog is in a small space like a lift, if another person comes your dog will likely bite him or her.
2. Train your dog to be friendly with other people. Buy a small puppy, then raise it to adulthood.
3. Try to walk your dog in a place where there are not a lot of people.
4. Get the word out. Spread the message that dogs are going to jail.
5. Support dog lawyers.
6. Encourage people in the justice system to help dogs instead of trying to put them in jail in cases as I mentioned.
If we do all these things, we actually might be able to fully stop dogs from being sent to jail.
