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SNARES17.05.2005 Drew, David That this House notes with concern that badgers, domestic pets, livestock and other animals continue to be severely injured and killed by snares; expresses particular concern that self-locking snares, made illegal under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, are still being used in the UK; further notes that free-running snares are legal for the control of foxes and rabbits but are by their nature indiscriminate and therefore cause considerable pain and suffering to many animals; recognises that the provisions of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 in relation
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Glad to here it As my old foreman used to say " If you can't have a laugh you might as well f**k off home" :11:
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It's on public display...i've been looking at it now and again for over 20 years...so no problem there...thought i'd better take a picture of it as you never know, when, if, it might become politically correct to remove it.
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This is the news item on it. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/herefor...rcs/6033999.stm
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The BBC still do one, same as above, put in the postcode of city go to that page and save it to favourites, repeat this for all areas your interested in, give the links obvious names ,then when you want the weather for that area just click the link. http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/
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Sounds like a real spaniel...Just a couple of things you might try...if it works it will make the whole experience more enjoyable for you both. The thing is to get the dog to understand that you don't want it to chase. Dummies can come in handy with this, ie take him out, sit him down in front of you and throw the dummy to your right, not to far and be ready to intercept the dog if he moves, if he moves tell him he's done wrong ("leave it" or/and if you use/going to use a whistle a long blow)and put him back where he was. Then allow him to retrieve(much praise). In the same training exercise t
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Anything by a fella called Peter Moxon is good no-nonsence type training. Allowing a spaniel to run rabbits is a definate no no and asking for trouble, simple reason, you can't shoot it if theres a dog up its arse(That said, ive seen some very hairy spanish videos, where this is the norm), also the dog is "supposed" to hunt with its nose and not by sight. Spaniels are also only "supposed" to retrieve the dead and injured and should stand still when something flushes, allowing you to get a shot at it. It is "supposed" to hunt for you and not for itself. If it chases the first thing that m
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A nice bit of steak tonight, just the job
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Its not a kid its a fairy :11: Dam squirrels just another nail for their coffins I'd never of guessed about the nest at all
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Fantastic pictures Would this be considered baiting
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Border Collie, Greyhound and Bull.
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Two Terriers, 3 Lurchers and a Spaniel.
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I'm into dogs mainly and we enjoy enjoy killing vermin and beating together.
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Site looks good ...Still looking , just thought i'd say hello
