August 29, 2007 was the two-year anniversary of Ontario's Bill 132 (usually known as the "pit bull" ban). What has happened in Ontario during those two years?   more »

Although the only poll that counts is the one at the ballot box...   more »

Candidates take note...   more »

A single mother licensing her mongrel dog during a door-to-door campaign has her pet identified as a 'pit bull' on the spot. The dog is slated for destruction. A show dog of a restricted breed escapes the yard for a few minutes. Animal Control arrives demanding evidence that the dog has been entered in a sanctioned show during the past year. Otherwise, the dog will be killed for being intact. Welcome to 'Liberal' Ontario    more »

It's time to update Ontario's SPCA Act - who do you trust to do that?   more »

And with good reason...   more »

Letter very clear   more »

Drops by the DLCC booth to meet some new friends   more »

The next Ontario provincial election is on October 10, 2007.

It can't come soon enough for dog owners in the province, who have been counting the days until they can send the McGuinty Liberals packing.

The Liberals brought in their unfounded, ineffective dog breed ban - one which affects every dog owner regardless of their breed of choice - despite widespread opposition to the plan.

Dalton McGuinty doesn't think dog owners matter.  He is about to find out how wrong he can be.

The DLCC understands responsible dog owners because we are responsible dog owners ourselves.  We know that you have issues which are not covered in the mainstream media or brought up during debates at election time.

Over the next few weeks, we will be providing updates, interviews and other information of interest to people who want to vote for dog-friendly candidates in Ontario's upcoming election.

Don't sit this one out - get to the polls on October 10 and exercise your right to vote. 

It could be your dog's last chance.

 

 

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