Following a Massachusetts high school petition protesting the treatment of dogs in Call of Duty: World at War, the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is now joining the protest as well. Upon seeing news of the protest, PETA sent publisher Activision Blizzard an invitation to take one of its "Developing Empathy for Animals" seminars for free. The organization has also sent the company a package of Nintendogs for the DS, which it deems "dog-friendly." PETA hopes the puppy sim will help influence Activision's treatment of animals in future games, with the organization's blog noting "perhaps the next Call of Duty game will have you unlock achievements for petting the dogs you encounter and going on walks or playing Frisbee with them."
LOL, i heard about this by hank and the post he gave me, they were saying call of duty world at war and they put up a photo of call of duty 4 on the all ghillied up mission
Ahh I wanna pet a dog and play frisbee and meanwhile get shot in the head. LMAO! I will never stop laughing at this. WOW! I could go forever on this. But yeah its just a game. Playing frisbee? During the middle of war? LOL. Let's try this out. Not really though.
EDIT: LOL be like hold on don;t shoot. Time out I am playing frisbee with your attacking doggies.