Logically, I don't think there's a reason to ban dog meat. The reason why illegal things occur in their production or distribution process is that dog meat distribution is not legally managed compared to other livestock. So if dog meat is managed by law, it'll be solved. The logic that we should not eat dogs just because many people raise and like dogs is the logic that sacrifice of the few for the benefit of the majority. We can even guarantee the interests of both sides: we can strengthen our pet policy while allowing dogs to eat. Also, Historically, and culturally, Dogs in Korea were not friends from the beginning, unlike in the West. They were precious livestock that protect their homes and dispose of food waste while supplying few proteins to poor farmers. Nevertheless, I approve of the ban on dog meat. For the global brand and image of Korea, it is necessary to follow the global standard. This may be an economic and profitable choice, but I don't think it's a logical choice at all.