Dean A. Ayers

The Crisis of Choosing Between Owning a Dog and Obtaining Home Owners Insurance(Part 2 of 2 Article)

Dogs have never been more a part of our lives than they are today. Even though nearly 45 million American homes have at least one canine family member, dogs are being forced out of their homes by various dog ban legislation and by home owner’s insurance outrageous premiums as a result of legislation dog insurance mandates.

The Crisis of Choosing Between Owning a Dog and Obtaining Home Owners Insurance(Part 1 of 2 Article)

Dogs love their friends and bite their enemies, quite unlike people, who are incapable of pure love and usually, have to mix love and hate, especially on their own private property or in their own home. But if your loving dog decides to bite one of those enemies that trespass on your property, how will that affect your home owners insurance?

Demand ‘due process’ before animal control authorities remove or euthanize your dogs

Due process is ‘not’ provided to dog owners in animal control ordinances before government authorities remove or euthanize their dogs from private property.

Your Pet Belongs to You, Not the Government

The erosion of our freedom to own dogs, pets and animals, rings true of the current political climate in the USA Today. We the People who own dogs, cats, pets and animals are especially struck by the public’s statements concerning agreement or apathy towards all the various government licensing to include that of our pets and animals.

Do Animal Control Authorities (dog catchers) have to be nincompoops?

Do Animal Control Services (sometimes misnamed as a "Humane Society)" enforce animal control duties thru tyranny without “due process” or justice or even a nuisance complaint? Do Animal Control Authorities (dog catchers) have to be “nincompoops” to work for Animal Control Services (sometimes misnamed as a "Humane Society)" in their communities, or does just being a “nincompoop” in enforcing animal control duties just help tyranny without “due process” or justice prevail in animal care, control, and license laws?

The “Buzz Factor” in the Emerging Disease of Health Care Culture and the Disappearing Bees

In American businesses, today’s business environment is very complex and competitive. To succeed, you have to be the best, which means having the highest quality and lowest cost. Whatever your price point, you must have the best quality and lowest price. To be the best, you have to concentrate on one thing. You can’t be all things to all people and be the best.