FWD: (KR) Food Dog Breeding

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The following article is derived from the Youngnam Daily Newspaper about the

ongoing development of a specialized breed of dogs strictly raised as food,

called 'super dog'.

 

Professor Hum-Dai

Park(http://www.taegu.ac.kr/d3k/images/staff_prof/15064.jpg ,

humdai ), the leader of the development team, is pursuing this

absurd research to satisfy demanding, despite being outlawed, supply of dog

meat in the hopes of attracting public attraction and fortune.

 

This inventor must be criticized by not only international cholarly

associations but also must be denounced by the entire international

community. Please continue send in E-mails in protest to this inventor

until he discontinues with this project.

 

 

[Fertilized Egg on Sale " by Hyundai Animal Artificial Insemination Lab]

 

As the peak season for the Korean Traditional Dog based food approaches,

the prices on dogs are increasing as the experimental artificially

inseminated " super dogs " are created.

 

According to Jung, Deok Soo (age 42) who's the Director of 'Hyundai Animal

Artificial Insemination Lab', recently, sperm from a large-sized dog was

artificially inseminated into five female dogs. The dog meat is sold around

7000 won (roughly about $5,50), hence when dog as big as Shepard is

artificially bred, then the dog farm can expect to get an increased income

of 150,000 to 200,000 won (roughly about $116.70 to $155.60) per dog.

 

The artificial insemination has not been attempted until recently due to

the fact that when compared with cows and pigs, it is difficult to preserve

the dog's sperm intact and the insemination procedure into the bitch's

vagina is extremely delicate.

 

Such obstacles were solved by utilizing Dr. Park's sperm freezing method

and Director Chung's " Abdominal Stimulation " insertion method.

 

Since a Dog's impregnation period is only two months long, it is expected

that the income derived from the artificial insemination procedure will

increase significantly.

 

Dr. Park and Director Chung succeeded in giving birth to a Korean calf by

artificial insemination to a cow in January of 1998 in the village of Keum

Sung in the district of Eui Sung.

 

" If the artificial insemination is successful for the Korean traditional

dog based food's dogs, then eventually the procedure will be applied to

ameliorating the pedigree of household pet dogs " , said Director Chung.

 

/Reporter Kim, Sang Jin sjkim

 

 

Prof. Park, Developer of the 'Super Dog'

 

 

 

Daegu University

 

Name: Hum-Dai Park]

E-Mail: humdai

Phone: 82-053-850-6554

 

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Dr. Yoon

 

Anti-Dogmeat Movement Headquarters

http://www.admh.org