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CMV: people who own dogs that are designed for specialized environments, who do not live in those environments, are selfish and cruel.

The kennel I manage is currently full of dogs who do not belong in this climate. What are Samoyeds, Huskies, Spitz', Newfoundlands, etc., doing in a place that maintains temperatures in the 80s (F) 9 months of the year? If you live in Arizona, for instance, what logic could you possibly employ to justify owning a Husky? My kennel is full of dogs that can barely tolerate an hour outdoors in the summer. If you have a Husky in the desert, you are a completely self-absorbed ass who cares little for your dog. The reverse, owning a shivering smooth-coat like a whippet or greyhound while living in the frozen Tundra, is almost as bad, but at least you can get them a sweater. Failure to account for the purpose of the breed, and the environment to which they are suited, is an intellectual and moral failure on the part of the owner. Change my view.

Edit for clarity: I should have stated "intentionally purchase" rather than "own" in the lead sentence, and that specific details should have informed the rest of the dialogue. Obviously, there are quite a few reasons, out of the owner's control, which could lead to having (and loving) such a dog. My ire is directed primarily at those to whom breed matters more than environment, the type of person who would purchase a cold weather breed while living, by choice, in a desert or extreme heat  climate. Thank you to everyone who pointed out the semantic generalization, and I apologize for my lack of clarity.
gpt
Is it possible that rather than being “selfish and cruel” or “self-absorbed asses” they are simply uneducated and misinformed? 

Maybe they moved from a colder climate, and being responsible dog owners didn’t feel it was morally acceptable to give up their dog so are now doing their best to make the dog as comfortable as possible in their new state? 

Or maybe they are just pig-headed assholes. But not everyone deserves that label. Owning a long-haired dog in a hot climate does not make you an inherently irresponsible person. 

Either way, aware owners will be making their dogs comfortable. Unaware owners will not. So to make a change you’ll have to raise awareness and make sure people understand the effect that these climates have on large, long-haired dog breeds. Sounds like you’re in a position to do so!