![]() ![]() Did it turn me against the ASPCA? Definitely not. Did it convince me that all animal breeding is bad? No. It actually made me consider the other side of this issue. If you go into this film with a closed mind it's only going to enrage you. The acting is on the whole very good and the script does a damn good job at presenting a plausible scenario for mismanagement by government funded agencies. It is interesting how viciously this film has been attacked in the mainstream media with very little convincing non-hysterical justification beyond its controversial message. There are a lot of *suspicious* facts surrounding this movie, from the funding by a very well known opponent to Animal Cruelty bills to the fact that the ASPCA monitored "some" of the animal action in this film (haven't seen that one before and it gives me pause). ![]() Are protection agencies spotless in their record of protecting animals? I don't know that either. Are all dog breeders evil? Is every group that disagrees with your views 100% evil? Not likely but who really knows for sure outside of their own experience. It's a slightly creepy film to watch because it does nothing short of attack government funded protection agencies for going after dog breeders in general. If The Dog Lover is trying to hide its agenda it's not doing too good a job of it. Reviewed by bob_meg 8 / 10 Yes it has an agenda. ![]()
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