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Sarah MaybruckFollow

Mentor/s

I would like to thank Professor. Denise Lovett for her advice and feedback on this paper. I would also like to thank my peers Anna Martinelli and Kiersten Keating for their input.

Participation Type

Paper Talk

Abstract

Dogs should not be bred in the way they are bred now. The ethical problems with the breeding industry are vast. While there are several issues within the breeding industry, this paper focuses on the dog breeding industry and its effects that the industry has on the dogs. Ethical arguments are formed through the lenses of Kant, Descartes, and Darwin. Outlined are reasons why the way dog breeding is done is unethical. The way in which the animals are treated, the negative effects on those animals, and the exploration into the violations to those animals' rights are examined. The goal is to inform the general public of the unethical practices behind the breeding of their beloved family dogs. This paper is to act as an eye-opening argument to the reader, so that they no longer buy dogs from pet stores, but adopt instead.

College and Major available

Art & Design

Location

Digital Commons

Start Day/Time

5-5-2021 1:00 PM

End Day/Time

5-5-2021 4:00 PM

Students' Information

Graphic Design Major

Digital Marketing Minor

Digital Communications Minor

Honors Minor

Prize Categories

Best Multidisciplinary Research or Collaboration, Best Visuals, Most Meaningful

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The Unethical Practices Behind Dog Breeding

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Dogs should not be bred in the way they are bred now. The ethical problems with the breeding industry are vast. While there are several issues within the breeding industry, this paper focuses on the dog breeding industry and its effects that the industry has on the dogs. Ethical arguments are formed through the lenses of Kant, Descartes, and Darwin. Outlined are reasons why the way dog breeding is done is unethical. The way in which the animals are treated, the negative effects on those animals, and the exploration into the violations to those animals' rights are examined. The goal is to inform the general public of the unethical practices behind the breeding of their beloved family dogs. This paper is to act as an eye-opening argument to the reader, so that they no longer buy dogs from pet stores, but adopt instead.

 

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