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I rang the RSPCA, they laughed at me and put the phone down.
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I don't think you did.
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I don't think you did.
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Wouldn't it hurt the dog's paws?
I'm not saying that it would, but I'm genuinely asking anyone who would know. Because the way dogs paws are you would think that the wires would dig in to the gaps of the paw. . Also the thickness of the rope counts, a really thin one would act like a wire and cut into the feet from the weight of the dog, but a thick rope would cover more of the pad. There is a slight risk of catching a nail in the fibres, but everything has risks of a freak accident, a dog could just as easily tear a nail running around on a walk, or jump up at you and snag it in your clothes. My dog has never injured herself doing handstands, flips and twists, but she ripped her paw leaping over a stile on a walk, just sod's law .
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Now is this ok.... if so whats the difference with dogs... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP4zIBlom2Q
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Now is this ok.... if so whats the difference with dogs... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP4zIBlom2Q
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Now is this ok.... if so whats the difference with dogs... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP4zIBlom2Q
Bears aren't meant to naturally be with people dogs are Dogs don't have muzzles put on them so they can't open their mouths and pant during training Bears only perform and do tricks because they have to, dogs do them because they want to A bear in a circus is kept in a tiny poky inadequate cage and never get any exercise other than what they do performing so they have a crap miserable life, dogs live freely in our houses and go for walks out and about and have happy, fulfilled enjoyable lives. How come you can't tell the difference between a circus animal and a trained pet dog, but if you saw a fox or wolf on a collar and lead you would say it's wrong, yet can differentiate enough to know it's alright for a dog to wear one because it's a domestic pet?
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Sick of reading about the bloody dog.
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Sick of reading about the bloody dog.
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They might have lost votes but I'm not cynical enough to believe that's why Jules didn't show Chase at the end.
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So,why did she not show Chase or at least mention the fact! What reason could she have apart from getting voters to believe it was only the one dog, even the fact the dog switch was behind a panel the viewers could not see smacks of fraud!
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. Also the thickness of the rope counts, a really thin one would act like a wire and cut into the feet from the weight of the dog, but a thick rope would cover more of the pad. There is a slight risk of catching a nail in the fibres, but everything has risks of a freak accident, a dog could just as easily tear a nail running around on a walk, or jump up at you and snag it in your clothes. My dog has never injured herself doing handstands, flips and twists, but she ripped her paw leaping over a stile on a walk, just sod's law