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DimPrawn replied

6 March 2012, 14:50
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

The Chinese?

Ahhhhhhhhhh, velly good!
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MarillionFan replied

6 March 2012, 14:47
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Anything that eats cats gets the thumbs up from me.

The Chinese?
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Dark Black replied

6 March 2012, 14:37
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Anything that eats cats gets the thumbs up from me.
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TheFaQQer replied

6 March 2012, 12:01
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Monster snared: Britain's biggest fox weighing nearly 3st | The Sun |News

That's no fox, it's a rabbit.

Churchill
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DimPrawn replied

5 March 2012, 21:33
Originally posted by AtW View Post

THE KILLER OF 10,000 DOGS; Builder shoots ex-racing greyhounds for pounds 10 a time. - Free Online Library

I've been to Seaham. Nasty place.

They'd kill you there for £5.
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Troll replied

5 March 2012, 21:27
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I said I was concerned about welfare of those dogs who chase something they can't catch and after short life they get "retired", all for the amusement of crowds gambling on them.

"Coursing" - usually with greyhounds & predominately for hares
Outlawed but apparently not for wabbits & esp not for were-rabbits

HTH
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AtW replied

5 March 2012, 21:27
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

A lot of those dogs end up in rescue centres, there are some centres that specialised in rehoming them after "retirement".

THE KILLER OF 10,000 DOGS; Builder shoots ex-racing greyhounds for pounds 10 a time. - Free Online Library
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norrahe replied

5 March 2012, 21:22
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I said I was concerned about welfare of those dogs who chase something they can't catch and after short life they get "retired", all for the amusement of crowds gambling on them.

A lot of those dogs end up in rescue centres, there are some centres that specialised in rehoming them after "retirement". Needless to say the new owners get told their doggies need lots of exercise.
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Old Greg replied

5 March 2012, 21:18
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I said I was concerned about welfare of those dogs who chase something they can't catch and after short life they get "retired", all for the amusement of crowds gambling on them.

Would it be better if they could catch the rabbit and had a structured pension plan?
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AtW replied

5 March 2012, 21:16
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

The robo-rabbit is stuck to the rail and will not trouble the doggies.

I said I was concerned about welfare of those dogs who chase something they can't catch and after short life they get "retired", all for the amusement of crowds gambling on them.
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norrahe replied

5 March 2012, 21:14
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

The robo-rabbit is stuck to the rail and will not trouble the doggies.

He's also a hell of a lot faster than them.
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Old Greg replied

5 March 2012, 21:11
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I was concerned about dogs there.

The robo-rabbit is stuck to the rail and will not trouble the doggies.
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AtW replied

5 March 2012, 21:09
Originally posted by doodab View Post

They aren't actual rabbits.

I was concerned about dogs there.
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TimberWolf replied

5 March 2012, 21:08
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Anything that eats cats gets the thumbs up from me.

Rent-a-fox plan B?
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doodab replied

5 March 2012, 21:06
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What about poor dogs chasing rabbits in a dog racing course?

They aren't actual rabbits.
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