Pit bull hater Phyllis Daugherty blows hot air and false information

Phyllis Daugherty rolled and curled her tinted hair and applied her thick layer of Merle Norman pancake to appear on CBSLA Channel Two news. What she had to say was filled with error and out and out lies. Daugherty, director of a group called "Animal Issues Movement" which conjures up alt-right pro-Trump racist blogs, began to rant like a banshee about the dogs she really hates, pit bulls:

"pit bulls have a high rate of attack and a high rate of killing people and animals"

"the problem is they're an unpredictable breed"

                                             ......and this one "they are genetically geared and wired to attack"





Where is this 'spokesperson' of hatin' on dogs actually getting her information? Dogsbite.org which uses debunked and faked numbers and has been totally debunked by experts in the field? Or maybe Merritt Clifton who writes a pit bull hate blog and pretends to be some sort of backwoodsy scholar. Merritt and his bed-feller, Beth, who hate pit bulls so much, they killed their own pet dog, Trooper.

Where do these people come from? Don't answer that. We do not want to know and certainly do not need any more hatin' haters.

According to Daugherty's Linkedin page, she has spent 18 years "specializing in training' on companion animal and pet overpopulation topics ranging from spay/neuter (where she has some sort of link to a profit business) and 'adoption and animal cruelty issues, especially dog fighting and cockfighting' .. don't even want to go there. From her spewed misinformation, we hope she is referring to 'fowl birds' and not 'foul genitalia.'

Locals in the greater Los Angeles area are calling for a boycott of Phyllis Daugherty. If that means hold your ears and run for the hills, be sure to take your dog with you if you hear anything else coming out of her mouth like froth from a rabid animal.

We have been rescuing pit bulls here at Reunion Rescue, home of the world's friendliest pit bulls, for over 20 years with never so much as a nail scratch. There is very obviously a right way and wrong way to do things and we would strongly recommend not to heed the advice of THIS Animal Issues Movement director.