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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
16 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Reports that Turkey, famous for Turkish Delight and flying carpets, have passed a law to round up the problem of stray dogs and any vicious buggers will be killed. Potentially there are 4 million stray dogs in Turkey. They have not said what will happen to the tame ones but they will probably be killed too. It's all over the news

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By *ulie.your. bottom. slutTV/TS
16 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Reports that Turkey, famous for Turkish Delight and flying carpets, have passed a law to round up the problem of stray dogs and any vicious buggers will be killed. Potentially there are 4 million stray dogs in Turkey. They have not said what will happen to the tame ones but they will probably be killed too. It's all over the news"

Do you think the dogs will be escaping on boats Tom. Then if any land on our shores, do you think we will be more accepting of them, than those pesky humans.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
16 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

Are you for or against this action Tom?

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By *eavilMan
16 weeks ago

Stalybridge

Where do you think Doner meat comes from?

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By *ittlemissTinselTitsCouple
16 weeks ago

Southampton


"Where do you think Doner meat comes from?"

Barking??

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By *vaRose43Woman
16 weeks ago

Forest of Dean

The new legislation requires municipalities to collect stray dogs and house them in shelters to be vaccinated, neutered and spayed before making them available for adoption. Dogs that are in pain, terminally ill, or pose a health risk to humans will be euthanised. In principle I have nothing against the idea….

The main criticism seems to be that there will be no extra funding for this, so like other previous legislation passed it’s going to fail or be abused. Previous laws included trap neuter and release programs but with the costs being solely on the municipalities to cover it failed miserably.

In this case it’s likely to see dogs miserably trapped in kennels their entire lives or immediately euthanised because the funding for neutering and kennelling isn’t there. Had the gvt backed up with central funding I’d have much more hope for success.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
16 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"Are you for or against this action Tom?"

If they are dangerous buggers then shoot them like dogs in the street

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
16 weeks ago

Carlisle usually


"Are you for or against this action Tom?

If they are dangerous buggers then shoot them like dogs in the street"

They're all dogs in the street Tom.

That's the point.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
16 weeks ago

Leeds


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If they are dangerous buggers then shoot them like dogs in the street"

Tom, are you thinking of English tourists in Turkey ?

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By *illiam101000Man
16 weeks ago

Melton Mowbray

I holiday in Tunisia and I can say since covid stray,wild dogs in packs are a problem. They get rounded up and disposed of. Absolutely no use for domestic pets. They've returned to pack mentality and are wild.

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By (user no longer on site)
16 weeks ago


"

If they are dangerous buggers then shoot them like dogs in the street

Tom, are you thinking of English tourists in Turkey ?"

Mad dogs and Irish men eh, Tom?

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By (user no longer on site)
16 weeks ago

Flying carpets? There’s me thinking the Ottoman Empire could be of more notoriety

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
16 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Once a dog gets a taste for blood and especially human blood it will bite again.. mark Toms words

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By *vaRose43Woman
16 weeks ago

Forest of Dean


"Once a dog gets a taste for blood and especially human blood it will bite again.. mark Toms words"

You’re confusing them with vampires

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By *elvet RopeMan
16 weeks ago

by the big field

Are these dogs poisonous buggers Tom?

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By *rucking-HellMan
16 weeks ago

Northampton

Better avoid supermarket lasagnes, burgers, and "steak" pies for the next 12 months or so then.

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
16 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

As always Tom, a very dogmatic approach and opinion.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
16 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"Are these dogs poisonous buggers Tom?"

They often have rabies which is a poisonous bacteria virus

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By (user no longer on site)
16 weeks ago

Tom, I think that you will find the Turkish authorities already have fairly decent laws re dogs in the street. They are neutered, they are tagged (usually a tag in the ear) and the locals tend to feed them (as they do the millions of cats that you see there).

However, if you were talking about the pesky chavy cross of St George flag waving Brits who inhabit the streets, then I think shooting is too good for them (and dont get me started on the pushy Russian queue jumping greedy obnoxious pricks out there)

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
16 weeks ago

Chelmsford

The Turks will shoot these dangerous motherfuckers and about time

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By *ichaelsmyMan
16 weeks ago

douglas

my experience in turkey is that most of the dogs they are talking are pretty much wild dogs, a danger to any one.

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By *S chanel demarTV/TS
16 weeks ago

peterborough


"Tom, I think that you will find the Turkish authorities already have fairly decent laws re dogs in the street. They are neutered, they are tagged (usually a tag in the ear) and the locals tend to feed them (as they do the millions of cats that you see there).

However, if you were talking about the pesky chavy cross of St George flag waving Brits who inhabit the streets, then I think shooting is too good for them (and dont get me started on the pushy Russian queue jumping greedy obnoxious pricks out there) "

Not all St George flag wavers are chavs!!!!!!!!

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By *allySlinkyWoman
16 weeks ago

Leeds

St George was actually born in Turkey

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By *andG2024Couple
16 weeks ago

Atherstone


"Tom, I think that you will find the Turkish authorities already have fairly decent laws re dogs in the street. They are neutered, they are tagged (usually a tag in the ear) and the locals tend to feed them (as they do the millions of cats that you see there).

However, if you were talking about the pesky chavy cross of St George flag waving Brits who inhabit the streets, then I think shooting is too good for them (and dont get me started on the pushy Russian queue jumping greedy obnoxious pricks out there) "

Says a kier Stalin common

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By (user no longer on site)
16 weeks ago


"Once a dog gets a taste for blood and especially human blood it will bite again.. mark Toms words"

Tom we always mark your words as a rambling idiot.

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By *ulie.your. bottom. slutTV/TS
16 weeks ago

Glasgow


"my experience in turkey is that most of the dogs they are talking are pretty much wild dogs, a danger to any one."

I think Tom's barking up the wrong tree..

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By *urry BlokeMan
16 weeks ago

Stalybridge

You don't have to as far as Turkey

There is a rescue crisis in the UK right now

Young, healthy, being euthanized every minute, whilst puppy mills and non-registered breeders continue to churn out dogs at an alarming rate

They might not be shooting them in the street but hundreds of healthy dogs die every day right here in the UK

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
16 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"You don't have to as far as Turkey

There is a rescue crisis in the UK right now

Young, healthy, being euthanized every minute, whilst puppy mills and non-registered breeders continue to churn out dogs at an alarming rate

They might not be shooting them in the street but hundreds of healthy dogs die every day right here in the UK"

Nature is cruel to be fair

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