Guest guest Posted August 23, 2001 Report Share Posted August 23, 2001 - " Dr. Yoon " <greeners <Undisclosed-Recipient:@zeus.corpsite.com> Tuesday, 21 August, 2001 23:11 ADMH news - More powerful sanction against the 'sick' professor Dear Friends of Animals, For the past several days, many animal friends sent protest emails and letters to Professor Hum-Dai Park regarding ongoing development of a specialized breed of dogs strictly raised as food, called 'super dog'. We, ADMH (Anti-Dogmeat Movement Headquarters) would like to thank you for your efforts on behalf of animals. Despite out efforts, Professor Park is still continuing this disgusting and barbaric experiment of artificially inseminated " super dogs to torture and use them for meat. If he doesn¡¯t discontinue this unacceptable artificial insemination, we better pressure chancellor of Taegu University where he teaches. In Korea, chancellors take a strong influencing power to professors in the university. Also we should prosecute this issue to the International Food Science & Human Nutrition Associations and Organizations (reference page: http://www.lib.msu.edu/science/food.htm ) to take part in talks to amend the existing legislation. If we don¡¯t stop it now, a certain number of Koreans will never be satisfied with dogs as big as Saint Bernards or Pit bulls, and they will continue to attempt to breed dogs that are as big as cows. One needs to take this opportunity to introduce and mandate Koreans to the International ethical standards on animals. When you send letters or emails, please attach the following article about the ¡®super dog¡¯, so that receivers know the epitome of this issue. ------ ------ [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 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, the Yeongnam Ilbo ---------- ----- Please mail to: Duk-Hong Yoon President of Taegu University Kyung Buk, Kyung Sang Si, Jin Ryang Eup, Nae Ri Ri 15, 712-714 South Korea FAX : 82-053-850-5019 ---------- ------ Professor, Hum-Dai Park (humdai) Taegu University (College of Engineering) Korea Food Biotechnology Kyung Buk, Kyung Sang Si, Jin Ryang Eup, Nae Ri Ri 15, 712-714 South Korea =================================== Dr. Yoon Anti-Dogmeat Movement Headquarters http://www.admh.org Q & A Hanna Kang(ADMH member) elle80 =================================== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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