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"Was the dog on a lead? " It wasn't at first and the owner took his time putting one on... | |||
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"Tom is no fan of London but is Victoria Park a no go area for Police" Why would it be a no go area? | |||
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"Reports that a dog has attacked a london police horse in Victoria Park and the horse is badly injured... The horse fell to the ground after his legs were repeatedly bitten The owner could not control his horse. What is going on here guys.. It's all over the news " "The owner could not control his horse?" Or the dog owner failed to adhere to the law which states that a dog Must be under control in a public place? And the horse panicked when it was attacked. | |||
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"The horse should man up i mean a couple of bites to the ankles " It wasn't just his ankles though, the bites went all the way up the back of it's leg's to the thighs. It's recuperating now, so all good, you meanie  | |||
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"The horse should man up i mean a couple of bites to the ankles "The last horse I saw get bitten by a dog ended up nearly being put to sleep. Horses aren't like other domesticated animals and a broken leg is usually a death sentence as they can't be kept still to keep weight off. You can't just slap on a plaster cast like you can with dogs, cats, other animals and people. A bad bite to a leg could mean irreparable ligament or tendon damage. Dogs should always be on leads around horses and any other livestock. A | |||
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"Tom would of thought that Police horses were trained to self defend. Is this a police training issue? Why did the horse not kick back...,?" You obviously have no idea about either dogs or horses Tom. Maybe pontificate about something within the realm of your knowledge. | |||
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"The horse should man up i mean a couple of bites to the ankles It wasn't just his ankles though, the bites went all the way up the back of it's leg's to the thighs. It's recuperating now, so all good, you meanie "lol is the horse limping?  | |||
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"Surprised this happened. The policeman would of had a long baton surely " Officer Tom. Police officer | |||
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"The horse should man up i mean a couple of bites to the ankles It wasn't just his ankles though, the bites went all the way up the back of it's leg's to the thighs. It's recuperating now, so all good, you meanie lol is the horse limping? "Looking at the pictures, I imagine it will be getting a large number of stitches. | |||
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"Dogs are animals at the end of the day. Other news ….. water is wet." Water isn't wet...  | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. " Country folk are ignorant to the pain animals suffer when thier dogs destroy them. You should be ashamed to post something like this .. | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. Country folk are ignorant to the pain animals suffer when thier dogs destroy them. You should be ashamed to post something like this .. " nope they are animals too. Why should I feel ashamed? You going to shame a lion because of instinct? I live in a different environment. Bears coyotes skunks racoons rattlesnakes. So I your your eyes. My pets being protective is abhorrent. | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. " We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. Country folk are ignorant to the pain animals suffer when thier dogs destroy them. You should be ashamed to post something like this .. nope they are animals too. Why should I feel ashamed? You going to shame a lion because of instinct? I live in a different environment. Bears coyotes skunks racoons rattlesnakes. So I your your eyes. My pets being protective is abhorrent. " lol I seen my next door neighbors miniature Chihuahua get carried off by a bald eagle. My dogs say and stared like you should have got a bigger dog. So what animal is the righteous one? | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. " yea but I live in a much more dangerous environment.  | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. yea but I live in a much more dangerous environment. "More dangerous than Blackburn, Lancashire? I doubt it very much! | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. yea but I live in a much more dangerous environment.
More dangerous than Blackburn, Lancashire? I doubt it very much!"Lmfao. Look before you judge where. I live | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. yea but I live in a much more dangerous environment.
More dangerous than Blackburn, Lancashire? I doubt it very much! Lmfao. Look before you judge where. I live "TBF the USofA is bound to be the more dangerous place. I mean ... all those guns for starters | |||
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"Bit surprised that police horses don't have protection on their ankles, some race horses do " They do if attending a riot etc but it was in a park not expecting any issues, any dog with "bull" it's its name was originally bred to bring down large cattle etc so instinctive. Needs putting down or at worst an order to be muzzled in public. | |||
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"I dread any post from Tom when I see animals in the title." Peoples should never dread one of Tom's posts. He will post a good news animal post soon | |||
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"Surprised this happened. The policeman would of had a long baton surely Officer Tom. Police officer" Tom would have risen through the ranks very quickly but he chose a different route. Tom was once at a dinner party with a retired Chief of Police who told him that the Police needed people like Tom. | |||
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"Surprised this happened. The policeman would of had a long baton surely Officer Tom. Police officer Tom would have risen through the ranks very quickly but he chose a different route. Tom was once at a dinner party with a retired Chief of Police who told him that the Police needed people like Tom. " To practise baton strikes? | |||
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"I presume the dog will be destroyed after this " I hope so. An awful shame for all involved but the owner shouldn't be allowed a dog of any kind. I don't know him but I base my conclusion on watching him in the video , seeing pictures of him in the papers and reading his responses to the situation. His answers show clearly that he lacks responsibility of any kind. | |||
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"I presume the dog will be destroyed after this I hope so. An awful shame for all involved but the owner shouldn't be allowed a dog of any kind. I don't know him but I base my conclusion on watching him in the video , seeing pictures of him in the papers and reading his responses to the situation. His answers show clearly that he lacks responsibility of any kind. " I concur with this having read the article and seen the pictures  | |||
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"I presume the dog will be destroyed after this " I think so and sadly for the dog it will be the right decision, and the owner prosecuted too.. | |||
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"Once a dog tastes raw warm blood it can never be trusted again.... " Says who Tom ? Says who ? | |||
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"Once a dog tastes raw warm blood it can never be trusted again.... Says who Tom ? Says who ?" Dracula | |||
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"Surprised this happened. The policeman would of had a long baton surely " It’s been quite cold recently Tom, don’t shame the plod for his lack of authority in the weapons department | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. yea but I live in a much more dangerous environment.
More dangerous than Blackburn, Lancashire? I doubt it very much!"I’ve been to Blackburn and have never seen anyone take an assault rifle with them to get a bottle of milk and some hobnobs from Aldi  | |||
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"My dogs killed a skunk today. It didn't make the news. Damn if I commented on how many animals my pets destroyed I would be rich. City folk are ignorant to those facts. We had dogs when I was younger. A Labrador and a collie. Obviously the collie liked chasing things, so he was kept well away from fields of sheep etc. The Lab liked retrieving things and as a younger dog, would try to retrieve live, as well as decomposing animals. So we kept him away from animals and both were kept on leads unless it was absolutely appropriate not to. Strange that both dogs made it to 13 or 14yrs without killing anything, apart from a pair of slippers and a wicker basket. yea but I live in a much more dangerous environment.
More dangerous than Blackburn, Lancashire? I doubt it very much!
I’ve been to Blackburn and have never seen anyone take an assault rifle with them to get a bottle of milk and some hobnobs from Aldi "A young woman was caught in the crossfire of a gang dispute in Blackburn not that long ago | |||
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"Once a dog tastes raw warm blood it can never be trusted again.... Says who Tom ? Says who ?Dracula "Dog needs to be put down. It’s clearly dangerous. Imagine if it was someone else’s pet it attacked, or even worse a small child. It’s a shame because it’s most likely to be the owners fault, but it will be the dog that pays the ultimate price. | |||
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"How come the rider didn't get off the horse and protect it. They got truncheons, tazers, pepper sprays and god knows what else. " To control horse. Prevent it stampeding and potentially injuring the public | |||
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"Once a dog tastes raw warm blood it can never be trusted again.... Says who Tom ? Says who ?Dracula
Dog needs to be put down.
It’s clearly dangerous. Imagine if it was someone else’s pet it attacked, or even worse a small child.
It’s a shame because it’s most likely to be the owners fault, but it will be the dog that pays the ultimate price."When interviewed he said the dog was off the lead being 'trained' and it was the horses fault fir becoming skittish when the dog showed an interest and it spooked him and caused him to react
He just stood there and did nothing while bystanders tried to control the dog and then had the audacity to blame the horse
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"How come the rider didn't get off the horse and protect it. They got truncheons, tazers, pepper sprays and god knows what else. " How come the dog owner didn't have the dog on the lead in the First place | |||
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"Once a dog tastes raw warm blood it can never be trusted again.... Says who Tom ? Says who ?Dracula
Dog needs to be put down.
It’s clearly dangerous. Imagine if it was someone else’s pet it attacked, or even worse a small child.
It’s a shame because it’s most likely to be the owners fault, but it will be the dog that pays the ultimate price."exactly a law has already been passed for dogs of that ilk they should be muzzled and on leads | |||
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"Will this be a fair trial . If this happened in the country is one thing but this happened to a horse belonging to the Chief of Police.. Will they throw the book at this dog and his owner ?" Yes, if this happened in the country side then the farmer would of shot the dog annoying his livestock if he had seen it and rightly so. So yes Tom, the owner will probably get off lightly and the dog will pay the price | |||
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