Gobby keeper

[Simoman 110]

his name isnt camo_suit_06 is it? he got a mouth on him, gave loads a greiff on chat tonight,and he's been nicking pic's off different site's to make his own, see if you see any of your on here

http://pic6.piczo.com/keithshuntingsite/?g=24802364&cr=6

he took one of mine, fair play he did ask me and i said "no" but he still used it

he reckons he's a keeper from yorkshire and 35 yrs old, do you think this is right?

 

 

Just had a look at the link bullet A 35 yr old man designed that..... :11: Perhaps a quick spell check was in order :whistle:

[Garypco 3]

You only have to have the dogs on a lead if there is a local byelaw regarding that stretch of public footpath..........

 

With regards fouling Moll, your dog can foul woodland, agricultural land, pavements with a speed limit above 40mph and your neighbours garden 'cos its private property :whistle: I know about the fouling of land act and dog byelaws, I used to be a dog warden..........

Ur right about the fouling law simonian but wrong about not having the dog on the lead,law states that your dog must be under control at all times if it is more than 15 ft out then it is deemed out of control this is why theese flexy leads are a certain length they work within the law,on a highwy your dog has to be on a lead at all times!!!

[Simoman 110]

Yes on a highway but not a public footpath

[Garypco 3]

Yes on a highway but not a public footpath

On a public footpath also mate,anywhere used by the public the dog has to be under reasonable control,please dont make me check in my dog law handbook!!!(its really boring)and saying that with the new clean neigbherhoods act coming into force the fouling laws may change also,its a bit behind at the mo here in wales so not sure how it would stand!!!

[Simoman 110]

Yes on a highway but not a public footpath

On a public footpath also mate,anywhere used by the public the dog has to be under reasonable control,please dont make me check in my dog law handbook!!!(its really boring)and saying that with the new clean neigbherhoods act coming into force the fouling laws may change also,its a bit behind at the mo here in wales so not sure how it would stand!!!

 

Forgot about the new act Gary :oops: The old system meant that town and parish councils request a dogs on lead byelaw and put this forward to the district council. Dogs had to be on a lead walking adjacent to a public highway but not footpaths through fields, canals etc. We used to cover 50 odd miles of beaches and promonades, some beaches were shut to dogs between May-September and certain promonades were dogs on leads, others were not

The new legislation enforced this year, the Neighbourhood and Environmental act 2005 means that councils can enforce a dogs on lead order anywhere, how many dogs go in a public area etc. With a maximum fine of £500 Another piece of legilation in our increasing anti-anything society

[sniffer 167]

how do you stand if your dog is off the lead on public land or footpath and your dog grabs a bunny if seen would you get nicked :whistle:

[Simoman 110]

how do you stand if your dog is off the lead on public land or footpath and your dog grabs a bunny if seen would you get nicked :whistle:

 

You need written permission to catch the bunny, not sure about on public land Perhaps you could be prosecuted if reported????? The laws an ass :11:

[sniffer 167]

it was an accsident honest officer my dog just grabbed it :11:

[Garypco 3]

Yes on a highway but not a public footpath

On a public footpath also mate,anywhere used by the public the dog has to be under reasonable control,please dont make me check in my dog law handbook!!!(its really boring)and saying that with the new clean neigbherhoods act coming into force the fouling laws may change also,its a bit behind at the mo here in wales so not sure how it would stand!!!

 

Forgot about the new act Gary :oops: The old system meant that town and parish councils request a dogs on lead byelaw and put this forward to the district council. Dogs had to be on a lead walking adjacent to a public highway but not footpaths through fields, canals etc. We used to cover 50 odd miles of beaches and promonades, some beaches were shut to dogs between May-September and certain promonades were dogs on leads, others were not

The new legislation enforced this year, the Neighbourhood and Environmental act 2005 means that councils can enforce a dogs on lead order anywhere, how many dogs go in a public area etc. With a maximum fine of £500 Another piece of legilation in our increasing anti-anything society

lol no worries mate,it might not apply here but im thinking maybe,dont tell me ur adog warden as well mate???

 

atb Gary

[Simoman 110]

Used to be a dog warden in Lincolnshire 700 square miles of countryside, coast and villages

[Garypco 3]

Used to be a dog warden in Lincolnshire 700 square miles of countryside, coast and villages

carmarthen shire 1400 square miles coast hill and mountain lol,what a job!!!

[littlefish 598]

I think anybody who dosen't clean up after their dog is a birty B%*#*&! Have you ever been in a public place (most places, we're all members of the public, after all) and seen a child with it's clothes, shoes or hands covered in dog shite while the parents try to calm them down and wipe it off - disgusting! Gives everyone with a dog a bad name in my opinion!

 

Also the people who walk the streets at night with their dogs and think that just because it's dark, their dogs can't be seen fouling the footpath and then just walk away leaving a steaming pile?

 

Sorry to rant about this one but I live in a town and see it all the time. No excuse.

[Guest MOLLY]

I agree with what you are saying in towns, laziness. But on the other side of the coin Littlefish, im sick to death of seeing nappy bags in the country filled with dog poo hanging from trees and bushes, or left at the side of the path. That will stay there for a very long time. More non- biodegrable rubbish to clog up the country. Dog poo rots away very quickly in the open.

MOLL.