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My father-in-law used to have a shoot near Petersfield and once accidentally shot his dog (who thankfully made a complete recovery). What goes around....
Yeah, whatever that hunter says about his dog, as sure as "God/Allah/Budha/Vishnu" made little green apples, that dog is going to have an "accident".
My father-in-law used to have a shoot near Petersfield and once accidentally shot his dog (who thankfully made a complete recovery). What goes around....
A leaping dog inadvertently shot his master in the hand by catching the trigger of his shotgun during a hunt in the Dordogne, south-western France.
The accident occurred while the huntsman was taking part in a deer hunt on Sunday with three Blue Gascony Basset hounds near St Michel de Double, near Mussidan.
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