Enfield dog murderer breeds again...?

Hi everyone,

I used to be on a different site and followed a story of a security company based in Enfield North London, which murdered 40/50 security dogs because they apparently couldn't be rehomed. I have recently heard through the 'dog-vine' that the company who had all those poor lovely doggies murdered is trading and breeding again! I can't believe it! How can this be allowed to happen? Our k9 friends are as vulnerable as children as far as I'm concerned and our society doesn't accept humans who hurt them and put measures in place to keep them away from hurting them again. So why should it be any different for dogs? What if they decide to cease trading again? Will these dogs be disposed of as quickly and easily? I can't bare it (
Can anyone shed any light on this??

Found the dogsey thread!http://www.dogsey.com/showthread.php?t=121050

no different to the racing Greyhound industry which kills thousands of it's 'rejects ' every year -those that view dogs are merely 'tools of the trade' will have no hesitation in killing them once they are no longer either useful or economically viable -

Exactly the same as the Hunts who shoot any hound that doesn't make the grade, fails to produce a litter or reaches 7 years of age.

I can't start to understand the mentality of these people

Not quite on topic but I used to live near to where the firm was based, when I was living in Enfield.