PETA Asks King Charles To Drop His Name From Spaniel Dog Breed, Saying It Encourages 'Painful' Breeding
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gelderlander.nlAnimal rights organization PETA has called on Britain's King Charles to distance himself from a dog breed that bears his name. The British newspaper The Telegraph writes that activists have written a letter asking the king to remove his name from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dog breed.
PETA Asks King Charles To Drop His Name From Spaniel Dog Breed, Saying It Encourages 'Painful' Breeding
PETA has asked King Charles to remove his name from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, arguing that the royal association lends prestige to a breed it says has been affected by generations of selective breeding. The animal rights organisation made the request in a letter to Buckingham Palace, claiming that breeding for features such as large eyes, shortened muzzles and rounded heads has contributed to serious health problems in some dogs. The pr…
Animal rights organization PETA has called on British King Charles to distance himself from a dog breed that bears his name. The British newspaper The Telegraph reports that activists have written a letter asking the King to remove his name from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed.
PETA urges the king to break with the dog that obsessed Charles II in the 17th century to stop the breeding of a breed punished by genetic selection.
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