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It's probably a bit of a complex ethical/cultural question, but In my view you can't really compare end of life decisions for animals produced for food with decisions about those produced for sport, gambling and entertainment. Though humaneness and welfare are common to both. -
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i'm expressing my opinions,but i'm not foisting my opinions on anyone like you suggest. Read my comments and you can see that. i have no control over what you or others do with your ex racehorses or your dairy cows,nor want any input. i know your from a dairying background. dairy farming is an industry which i think has many negatives,but i realise thats just the way it is.it ain't going to change as they know how to make money and farmers are all about making money,like everyone else. you brought up the dairy industry. Now theres an industry that i really do believe has some issues. in my opinion,i think theres something not quite right with an industry with the common practice of sending 4 day old bobby calves off to slaughter. I have spoken to someone whose job it was to chase the wee calves into the area where they were slaughtered at the works. One day he told me he was so buggered as he had to carry more than normal to the appropriate area ,as the calves simply did not have enough energy to stand anymore,which he put down to the length of travel they had already endured.That bloke told me he had regular nightmares and was looking for another job as it just wasn't worth it,despite the good money he was paid. I've also in the past spoken to an english vet who came out to the local dairying region,to ply his trade,i also got to speak to him on the day he flew back to england. He cut his stay short and told me he was very much looking to going back to england as he felt conflicted in nz. He said he had become a vet to look after animals health,not to put a bolt through the head of days old bobby calves as he was being asked to do on such a large scale.He said nz dairy farmers,especially the corporates,were all about the money and being a vet in nz just wasn't for him.. But i realise thats just the way it is. Pragmatic you call it. It do get that,but i don't have to think its a good thing.
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