President of Animal Rescue League of Boston speaks about alleged abuses in dog races

The transcript discusses the possibility of balancing roles as a humanitarian and a sportsman. It shares personal experiences with dog racing, noting that while dogs seem to enjoy racing, there are significant abuses in the sport. These include using live rabbits, monkey jockeys, and other unsportsmanlike practices. The speaker strongly condemns these practices, suggesting that it is more ethical to oppose dog racing than to support it.

What dual roles does the speaker claim one can hold?

• A scientist and an artist

• A teacher and a musician

• A veterinarian and a sports coach

• A professional humanitarian and a sportsman

According to the speaker, how do dogs generally feel about racing?

• They dislike it

• They are indifferent

• They are scared of it

• They enjoy it

What is one of the unethical practices mentioned in dog racing?

• Using mechanical animals

• Substituting live rabbits

• Providing extra food

• Training with positive reinforcement

What should be discouraged according to the speaker?

• Using mechanical animals

• Training dogs with treats

• Allowing dogs to rest

• Using monkey jockeys

What is the speaker's stance on dog races given the abuses?

• They should be supported

• They should be condemned

• They should be ignored

• They should be expanded