Certain trained dogs *are* "technology devices" in the relevant sense -- a tool used by humans who have knowledge of how to use it, and who make it themselves (via dog training). Destroying them is destruction of valuable, private property. Which is perfectly legal if you are the owner, and rightly so: maybe you're making an even more valuable movie. Or maybe you are risking the death of that dog in a rescue, without its signed consent.
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Technology Devices
Certain trained dogs *are* "technology devices" in the relevant sense -- a tool used by humans who have knowledge of how to use it, and who make it themselves (via dog training). Destroying them is destruction of valuable, private property. Which is perfectly legal if you are the owner, and rightly so: maybe you're making an even more valuable movie. Or maybe you are risking the death of that dog in a rescue, without its signed consent.
-- Elliot Temple
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