America’s Most Unwanted: Dogs and Inmates Unite For a Better Future (VIDEO)

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1. (comment from Christine Kiefer): “nice idea, but they should use positive reinforcement rather than prong collars!”
   (comment from me): “christine kiefer–the picture you saw of the boston terrier with the prong collar–was to show you a ‘reject’–how that dog was abused in society–with a prong collar. retraining the dogs–in effect retraining the men–and never using ‘prong’ collars on either species again, is what this program is all about. rewatch the beginning of this segment–i think you will see that the dog may have ‘had’ the prong collar on, but it is going to literally be removed and the dog rehabilitated. mr jones will then be then, also, have his metaphorically self-imposed prong collar removed and, he, too, will then become rehabilitated–both ready to rejoin society and able to work within it–not against it. personally, i ‘think’ that the boston terrier was ‘put into his prong-collar costume’ AS a metaphor–by the producers, etc. wouldn’t surprise me one bit that they were attempting to make a point–and with you, they obviously failed. you took what you saw literally. i took what i saw (the same exact thing you saw) as a metaphor for incarceration and then being freed. it is all in how we perceive things. –jana, san antonio, tejas”

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2. Pretty awesome.

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