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00:29 Michael Bryant’s BSL
03:22 The process of adopting Scout
04:28 Enforcement in Ontario
06:46 What happens to the dogs that end up in shelters?
07:47 Scout’s book, “Stuff on Scout’s Head”
10:04 The response to the book
11:08 Are Ontario politicians aware of Scout?
12:49 Getting rid of the ban
13:45 Movement to repeal the ban
14:35 The Buehrle’s move to Toronto
14:58 Take the initiative to show your dog in a positive light
16:59 What does that have to do with my dog?
19:27 Scout’s Great Dane sister
20:09 Traveling to NYC to be on the Rachael Ray show
24:27 What happens if police stop you on the street?/Housing restrictions
26:22 Outreach from the UK and Australia
26:51 StuffOnScoutsHead.com, stuffonscoutshead.tumblr.com

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00:39 Google Hangouts
01:27 Please help Susan and Sadie
09:24 International Day of Happiness stamp controversy
11:18 Why do you debate these idiots?
13:26 Dog parks and a PetSmart playgroup
21:32 There’s a war on big dogs
22:56 Dog-related human fatalities in the last 6 days
27:12 Media bias and Bullmastiffs are not Pit Bulls
32:09 Dogs are incredibly safe
33:40 Family dog vs. resident yard dog
35:03 Consistency and exposure in training
38:36 Speaking in general vs. being specific
40:39 Tim Farriss
41:46 Illegal dog confiscation
43:32 The extremes of animal control
45:05 Racketeering at the Carson shelter
48:34 The taking of property
49:55 Animal control acting like cops

Bull Horn #001 [ 50:22 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tino Sanchez from PeaceLoveAndPitBulls.org and Josh Liddy from SwayLove.org start on a dog-related podcasting adventure. In this very first episode we talk about what led us to advocate on behalf of our dogs, who at whatever level are categorized as being Pit Bulls. Tino really gets into his background and I learned things about his experiences that I had no idea about. The point of this show is to try and be as genuine as humanely possible with the issues that so many dogs face, while also being real and uninhibited with our truths. This is about communication. This is about being, at times, opinionated. We know that this could lead to forms of controversy. I think that both of our hopes is that this outlet more so leads to further perspective and thought-provoking ideas coming from everyone. Our dogs of all breeds need all of us. Open minds for dogs of all kinds is the most helpful mindset to have if we want to promote public safety while also shaming the disgraceful philosophy of hate and prejudice against groups of anything who are lumped together because they visually look a certain way.

Discussed links:
Mister Mom discusses Pit Bulls 2/16/2014
Saving Buddy
Just one dog
Bandit tries to figure out the treadmill
Guilty ‘Til Proven Innocent
The Pit Bull Placebo by Karen Delise