You really shouldn't comment on an issue you know nothing about. The Ag-Gag laws have nothing to do with private property or private rights of action, they are felony criminal laws criminalizing certain kinds of speech, and there's currently at least one Constitutional challenge filed by a plaintiff who was arrested and charged with filming a farm from public property.

My first amendment rights would be violated if I was arrested and jailed for a year for saying something in your house you didn't like.

Yes, they would. What's your point?

You claimed it was the same. It isn't because there's a year's jail and a $5k fine involved, thus making it a constitutional matter, not a private one.

I think you should work on your reading comprehension.

I said someone throwing you out of their house because of something you said was not a First Amendment issue, and it's not. I don't recall saying, or implying that a homeowner has the ability to jail someone or impose fines. If you are aware of that being the case, I'd certainly be interested in citations.

Your sloppy writing doesn't help.

Can you currently convict someone of a felony for lying on their resume?

I would suggest that the issue is that animals are not property. They can't just do what they want with them and get away with it.