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Do we know if his dog ever got his bark back??
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This actually happened though
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So it's definitely Huw then
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There's nothing about the sex of the victim in that article? As far as I know it hasn't been released by anyone? Kid is now denying anything inappropriate happened...
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So you agree it's ridiculous for hunters to get their knickers in a twist over an animal having it's throat slit, glad we're on the same page
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I just care about humane slaughter pal don't know what you're talking about
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Yep, in fact 95% of halal slaughtered meat in the UK is actually pre-stunned. Kosher on the other hand is never stunned so maybe all the animal rights activists on here should switch their focus
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To be clear I couldn't give a feck about halal/kosher (funny how only one is ever mentioned ) slaughter or how folk humanely dispatch quarry in the field, I just find it hilarious seeing a bunch of hunters getting their knickers in a twist over animals having their throat slit Try argue with any normal bod on the street that a dog chasing and pulling a deer and slitting it's throat to finish it off is more humane than halal/kosher slaughter, see how far you get
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Of course it does, would be a bit hypocritical to think it's barbaric when done in a slaughthouse but fine when done elsewhere wouldn't it!
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It's barbaric, only a backward desert dwelling camel jockey would think it's acceptable to slit an animals throat without stunning it first
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That's anti-Welsh bigotry you monster!
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Disgusting. Anyone who would kill any animal without stunning it first should be locked up. Sick in the head IMO
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Spot on pal, supplements aren't even required in captivity if you feed a decent varied diet and have the correct lighting etc.
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Running dog exercise wheel?
BGD replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Seen them used for bulldogs instead of treadmills, think they started in the sled dog world. Impressive bits of kit to be fair but like treadmills can do more harm than good if you don't know what you're doing. -
There has definitely been the odd confirmed report of successful Red Eared Slider clutches in some spots in England and this was a good decade ago so I'd imagine it's only happening more often with the long warm summers we've been having. They will bury their eggs in decomposing vegetation which keeps the temps up so you don't actually need solid 25+ degree weather to have a successful clutch. You will only get males hatching unless incubation temps are up around 31 degrees though so I can't imagine the population is very sustainable long term
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Real shame that they're cracking wee dogs. Will never understand folk who spend good money a pet dog only to leave it shut out in a run with no interaction Would be kinder to PTS
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Fact is there was only ever a small number of big cats kept by private keepers before the DWAA and only a small proportion of those cats were intact and an even smaller number were released into the wild when the ban came in. The idea that a tiny handful of cats (realistically we're talking around a dozen individuals) of different species have been breeding and avoiding detection for 50 years is just pure fantasy.
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Can't go wrong with a nice staffy bitch as an active companion IMO pal
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Her ped is a bit of a mess really to be honest with you pal The sire was a really tight Chinaman dog imported from Holland and the dam was just a scatterbred bitch with a good record really. Couple of lads who used to be on here had lurchers out of the same sire, my Freak dog...
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Aye when the times right I would, always said I'd end up with a little toy type when I was too old and fecked physically for the bull breeds and that time is rapidly approaching
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My aunt used to keep those Tibetan Terriers and they were cracking wee dogs, great companions always up for a mooch about and they were all fit and healthy and made old bones. Definitely wouldn't discount the toy breeds as a companion, end of the day it's what they've been bred for.
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For the first time in my adult life the only dog I own is a house dog, a 13 year old bulldog bitch that has more than earned her comfortable retirement. I can't see me owning a yard full again but I'm sure once she passes I'll get the itch to bring another pup on, a house doesn't feel like a home without a dog about the place IMO.
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They say it's a Czech Wolfdog which is an actual dog breed with a tiny amount of wolf blood way back in it's breeding not a wolf hybrid, totally legal to own with no restrictions or licencing unlike actual hybrids.
