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Clarification On The Powers That The Rspca / Sspca Have
dymented replied to dymented's topic in General Talk
There are some fully fledged police officers on there but the main thing is the clarification regarding the rspca -
Police forum just so you all no so if any of them wander on to your property with out a warrant you can legally eject them by the scruff of there neck they often misguide the police who have little knowledge of the legality of the 2006 animal welfare act I was told not 4 months ago by the local police that hunting with dogs was banned when asked how they came about the information they sad the rspca i did educate them and convince them to look on the government web site on the hunting act . extract take from the police forum ( I was trained differently and was told during a training sess
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I started to watch the clip and went to make a cuppa and my boy clicked on the bull runs at the end i thought it was the same video clip but the edit button has done a runner
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Dont mind any form of hunting but that's not for me
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Cheers Tom, been a few enquiries, just need to be sure of a good home, Regards id put a token price on her to stop the peddlers can always offer to refund them if they still have her in a year
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he wont be doing that again
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Things are going slow but everything is going to plan so far Sarah lee is exceptional at her job and has pointed many things out that are wrong and illegal wont go in to detail on here but i can not wait till i get to court so the public know what the rspca are like they can not keep covering things up
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welcome to the forum bud Hunting in the uk is different than over in hungry Over there there's no restrictions like the uk
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After a lot off faffing about by the police only sending part of the evidence we got the last bit of evidence that Sarah requested on the ( 1/8/14 ) for some reason they didn't want to give us everything she needed Now we are awaiting the date so shouldn't be to long ( it seems like for ever )
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An anti-fox hunting activist, who targets the Flint and Denbigh hunt has been charged with aggravated trespass, assault and harassment of a hunt employee. She has also been given a restraining order, forbidding her from contacting the man. The charges relate to an incident on 28 January and footage that Rhyl-based Judi Hewitt took and posted onto YouTube of the hunt’s countryman Rob Smith using a terrier to flush a fox from underground to a waiting gun, in accordance with the Hunting Act. She can be heard screaming and trying to stop Mr Smith from doing his job. She is also alleged to have m
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your local greyhound track is about the best place they all have it
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year and mileage might be helpful bud
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he was found guilty and got a £2500 fine that's it. If any member of the general public had done this they would have got a fine as well as jail and a life time ban
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The RSPCA has described the alleged killing of a deer with a crowbar by Durham Police firearms ( PC Bell ) as "terrible". Full story Do you think the police and rspca will go round to search there homes to look for more evidence ? or do you reckon it wont even make it to court ? I know what would happen if it was one of us
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Have a read link
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spray it all with bleach bud it kills it remember you cant over do it
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They have working trials over there if they don't make the grade they don't get the paperwork simple a lot less crap about in the jagd world each to there own
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They just wont publicise the amount they ways in failed prosecutions now
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bump
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cracking offer bud
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you can dual boot ect more than one os
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Large Reward! Dogs Stolen From Rspca
dymented replied to Reece Welsh's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
nice to see you back bud -
you can install the latest apple os on most modern computers if your after a feel for it
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The Badger Trust is seeking an urgent meeting with new Environment Secretary Liz Truss ahead of its legal challenge against the cull. The trust’s Judicial Review is due to be heard in the High Court on August 21. It is challenging the decision by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and Natural England not to put in place an independent expert panel (IEP) for this year’s badger culls in Somerset and Gloucestershire. Dominic Dyer, chief executive of the Badger Trust and policy advisor at Care for the Wild, said: “I congratulate Liz Truss on her appointment but ca
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The ipcc will never in a million years find any fault it will be the officers best mate thats doing the investigation
