Michael Vick got a dog. Endorsed by HSU$.

[Romy]

This makes me sick.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/84...gain-dog-owner

This article pretty much sums up my thoughts on it. He should never have any pet again. Gross.

http://www.nathanwinograd.com/?p=10679

[CrystalGSD]

Wh-Wh-why? I can only imagine what could happen to that poor dog in that man's hands. Why is he allowed in the NFL, let alone allowed to have another animal in his house? He doesn't even deserve a pet-freaking-rock.

[eddieq]

Well, the NFL has never been shy about letting convicts back in the league.

And that dog may be the safest dog on the planet. All eyes are going to be on it and Vick. If he even jerks a leash or comes near it with a rolled up newspaper, it will be all over the nightly news.

[Doberluv]

"As a father, it is important to make sure my children develop a healthy relationship with animals. I want to ensure that my children establish a loving bond and treat all of God's creatures with kindness and respect. Our pet is well cared for and loved as a member of our family."

Where the hell are they going to learn respect for animals? What a load of poo! He should never have been allowed to own an animal again after what he did to those dogs. Gaw-w-wd...I hate how this justice system works.

[Doberluv]

Originally Posted by eddieq

Well, the NFL has never been shy about letting convicts back in the league.

And that dog may be the safest dog on the planet. All eyes are going to be on it and Vick. If he even jerks a leash or comes near it with a rolled up newspaper, it will be all over the nightly news.

I hope so. But the trouble is...no one will know what goes on behind closed doors.

[sassafras]

Unfortunate.

[smkie]

yup that was real evident by the photo with the box of milk bones on the table that he posted on facebook where his daughter was doing homework, then he cropped it out. Like it was going to change the world from finding out. Makes me positively ill that he would by law be allowed to own any animal let alone another dog.

[Romy]

Originally Posted by eddieq

Well, the NFL has never been shy about letting convicts back in the league.

And that dog may be the safest dog on the planet. All eyes are going to be on it and Vick. If he even jerks a leash or comes near it with a rolled up newspaper, it will be all over the nightly news.

To me that's like saying Sandusky should get another chance working with young boys, because they'll be really safe with all the scrutiny that would be on him. Just because someone is a celebrity doesn't mean they wear a security camera on them 24/7. And working with vulnerable demographics is a right that should be revoked when certain crimes against them are committed the same way felons lose their right to vote and bear arms.

No, the safest dog on planet lives with someone who never has tortured a dog to death, let alone many.

[Southpaw]

"As a father, it is important to make sure my children develop a healthy relationship with animals. I want to ensure that my children establish a loving bond and treat all of God's creatures with kindness and respect."

I have a really hard time not rolling my eyes at this. Apparently this wasn't important before... and obviously not important for yourself to treat them with kindness and respect...

[AdrianneIsabel]

Originally Posted by Romy

To me that's like saying Sandusky should get another chance working with young boys, because they'll be really safe with all the scrutiny that would be on him. Just because someone is a celebrity doesn't mean they wear a security camera on them 24/7. And working with vulnerable demographics is a right that should be revoked when certain crimes against them are committed the same way felons lose their right to vote and bear arms.

No, the safest dog on planet lives with someone who never has tortured a dog to death, let alone many.

Good post.