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Sadly as I see it….. it is yet another case of history repeating itself. It’s not the first time that a very small and unrepresentative minority who have, by their actions and callous behaviour/

True, but it would give the honest decent lads something to protect their names with. It's never been any different, in my lifetime all you've had to do is buy yourself a terrier and "just like t

So predators killed and eat badger cubs , how does this give us a bad name ? Think before you reply .....who needs f***ing anti's

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Standard of terriers was very poor should of been used as backfill. It might be an eye opener for some don't be so quick ta give strangers the invitation of a day out. 

Your right chesney, who the fook would bring a stranger hunting?????

 

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9 minutes ago, Francie said:

Your right chesney, who the fook would bring a stranger hunting?????

 

It didn't portray terrier work in a good light makes the standard of terriers look very poor all it's done is help a few cowboys look what they are. I think as a whole it will make lads wise up and bring a bit of common sense back around no phones no cameras nothing ta see or talk about here. 

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