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Which country is the most dangerous with regards to animals

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With a hidden camera they filmed animals undergoing mistreatment.
They remove the skin of all still living and claim that it is to allow a clean cut. After throwing the carcasses into piles, still alive and for about 10 minutes the heart beats and eyes blink and the paws of the dogs shake. There is still one who raised his head and fixed his bloodied eyes straight for camera.

http://features.peta.org/ChineseFurFarms/

In my opinion they are the Asian countries, but as you requested one, I will say that it is China.

I have a dog that I love very much and I can't believe when I see the Chinese doing cruelties with the dogs

I definitely agree with you, chinese people must be stopped for their animal cruelty, dogs are not meant to be eaten, they are pets. They are not apart of livestock. These must be stopped, even if they treat it lime a delicacy.

Chinese people must be stopped by whom? It's not like you can go to China and start enforcing these things as a foreigner. The population doesn't have empathy or awareness towards animals. Until that awareness increases substantially, it will continue to happen.

You're right. Fot example, in china's yulin dog meat fest. From our perspective in the modern era, we abhorr the slaughter and consumption of dog meat. But for the people of yulin, this has long been a tradition. We can't force them to just suddenly cease what their doing for a long time. This is rampant in many places in china though i think the yulin festival has been put off following a huge outcry by many advocates for animal rights.