http://www.thedogisland.com/
Who?
- Has someone taken responsibility for the content of this Web site?
- No.
- Is information about the author or organization clearly stated?
- I can't even find any information about the author to be organized!
- Are there any links to in-depth information about the author or organization?
- No.
What?
- Is the information biased in any way?
- Yes. They claim that humans create a hard life for dogs.
"Separated from the anxieties of urban life, dogs on Dog Island are healthy dogs who live a natural, healthy and happy life, free from the stress and hardship associated with daily live among humans." - Does the site rely on loaded language or broad, unsubstantiated statements?
- Yes. They claim that the dogs will be totally safe and happy no matter what.
- Is emotion used as a means of persuasion?
- Yes. They make it seem as if you're not capable of making your dog happy and that the best think for it would be to send it to Dog island.
When?
- Is it important that the information you're looking for be absolutely current?
- Yes, as the site has rates and events. It's important to make sure those are up-to-date.
- Is a reference date provided to show when the material was put online, or when it was last updated?
- There is a copyright from 2003-2010 at the bottom.
- Do the links work?
- Yes.
Why?
- Can I get the information faster offline?
- No.
- Does the online material I'm finding suit my needs?
- Yes. The site gives you reasons, rates, and any other information you may need.
- Am I able to verify this information?
- Yes. There is a disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
-The website is informative, however, the content hasn't been updated recently. The information is biased and uses emotion to try to get you to use their services. However, the disclaimer clearly points out that the information is useless because The Dog Island doesn't exist.
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