I’m trying to get CNN to focus on that. That would help us all zoos and dog and cat owners, because I think it we’ve never been successful in confronting it. I think we all take it serious, but then we get on with our lives and go, “Well, maybe they’ll go away and they won’t pick on my zoo today.” And as an individual pet breeder, sometimes I say to myself, “Well, I’m gettin’ old, I’m gonna quit breeding anyway so I guess it’ll be the next generation’s problem if they may not having dogs or cats as pets if this keeps going,” because that’s the ultimate agenda is to not only don’t they want to stay at purebreds, they really just don’t want us to have any. So, I’m rather morbidly pessimistic about our ability to fight this ’cause I don’t think we take it seriously enough, or we don’t seem to be able to build up enough energy as a unit to fight it. Sometimes I’ve heard the complaint, which the directors that there are few good curators in the community today.
