BBC 'HAD ENOUGH'

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wychburyman Dec 13, 2008 10:58:31
Replying to shanshee_allures

I am a dog owner, and I am very glad the BBC gave the Kennel Club the ultimatum.

Our dog is a Springer Spaniel. She was the runt of the litter and we are proud of her. She has a normal long tail which has never caused her any problems. I cannot abide tail docking,or any breed manipulation. Just to create an image of perfection designated by a few pompus asses.

We don't take her to dog shows, do not work her. She is what dogs should be for and thats companionship.

I also destest the dressing up crap as well.

I can well understand your frustration with dogs, from the description of the person in your street. Potential dog owners should me made to go on a dog health and safety course. Not having a dog if they don't pass. Yes I know there is still the possiblity of them being bad after, but hopeful it would stop some.

These elitest who run the Kennel Club should come into account as well to stop the suffering not just being banned from the BBC televisation.

S shanshee_allures
shanshee_allures Dec 13, 2008 11:15:07
Replying to wychburyman

Yes, I do see many dog owners who are responsible. Seems to me though the *bigger* the dog the less likely they are to show some common respect to others. And some of them do it with some strange air of pride/bravado.

Anyways what sort of double speak nonsense is this?

*Caroline Kisko, secretary at the club, said: “For 40 years we have had supposedly unhealthy dogs and now, when everyone is trying to sort out the problems, the BBC has decided to move away. They could have helped our case by promoting healthy dogs. It is very sad and we find it illogical.”*

Why not just let the things be born as naturally as possible. wonky ears and all? What's the BBC got to do with it? Talking crap and she knows it!

They've been busted!!

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