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In Islam, dogs are seen “as ritually impure.” Even just the “mere sight of a dog during prayer” has “the power to nullify a pious Muslim’s supplications.” This may or may not be why the BBC just ran a hit piece on dogs.

According to the BBC, many people believe “the rise of dog-friendly spaces is a growing concern.” The outlet claims critics believe too many places are being too friendly and welcoming to our furry friends.

The agenda against our canine companions has been going on for years.

In 2024, the Welsh government was advised: “to create dog-free zones in an effort to make the outdoors less racist and more inclusive.” It is unclear how pups have anything to do with skin color, so draw your own conclusions. However, if you think this is exclusively a problem for the UK, you thought wrong.

According to GB News:

Republican Congressman Randy Fine is set to introduce the "Protecting Puppies from Sharia Act" after he sparked a furious Islam row online.

The fact that such a resolution would be controversial in the United States tells you all you need to know.

Just days ago, Mr Fine said: "If they force us to choose, the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one" in response to a pro-Palestine activist on social media.

He had been replying to a report about campaigner Nerdeen Kiswani calling dogs "unclean" and saying New York City is "coming to Islam".

Now, Mr Fine has vowed to cut funding to any state or local authority that bans residents from keeping dogs.

Owning dogs used to be the most uncontroversial thing in the history of things. However, since the left has decided that being inclusive means trampling on the rights of the majority, man’s best friend might be banned in a city near you. And if you are surprised by this, you are not paying attention.

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