| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable 22:23 - Sep 10 with 948 views | max936 |
People wanting to put their dogs they bought during lockdown up for adoption, now things are pretty much back to normal 
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 22:27 - Sep 10 with 939 views | Boundy |
As you say all so predictable. ,too many people made too much money breeding when the homes were already full of animals needing a good home. I dread to think of the outcome for many now unwanted pets .A nation of animal lovers ,don't make me laugh |  |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 23:10 - Sep 10 with 910 views | Fireboy2 |
Effing outhouses, these selfish people boil my piss. |  | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 01:08 - Sep 11 with 873 views | max936 |
We've had 4 Dobes in our 38yrs of marriage, we lost our last one Maxy 6 yrs this November at 11yrs 4 months wonderful dogs, I'd love another one, but its impactable at moment, I work full-time and Mrs part-time, the first months of one of us retiring, we'll have another, I can't wait. | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 05:59 - Sep 11 with 828 views | Dr_Winston |
Animal breeding should be licenced and regulated with massive fines and jail time for those who fail to comply. Anyone who took in a dog last year and wants to get rid of one now should be banned from ever owning a pet again. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 11:47 - Sep 11 with 762 views | max936 |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 05:59 - Sep 11 by Dr_Winston |
Animal breeding should be licenced and regulated with massive fines and jail time for those who fail to comply. Anyone who took in a dog last year and wants to get rid of one now should be banned from ever owning a pet again. |
Agreed, unless there are unforeseen circumstances of course. | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 12:04 - Sep 11 with 744 views | RonaldStump |
How could anyone with a heart just leave their pets and watch them go somewhere else. What a despicable world we live in.
I could never ever abandon my dogs, it would break my heart | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 12:25 - Sep 11 with 743 views | CountyJim |
I give small credit to those taking them to a rescue centre mind because some people would just dump them
The bluecross said yesterday a lot of it is people renting mind and being moved to accomodation that don't allow pets
So it's not all their faults |  | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 13:16 - Sep 11 with 718 views | onehunglow |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 12:25 - Sep 11 by CountyJim |
I give small credit to those taking them to a rescue centre mind because some people would just dump them
The bluecross said yesterday a lot of it is people renting mind and being moved to accomodation that don't allow pets
So it's not all their faults |
I d like a recued Malinois but they would be a difficult and potential thunderbolt of a challenge .
Problem with rescues is that one doesnt know the animals's history which is often horrendous.
I'd like a retired Military Mali but they're hard to come by. | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 14:00 - Sep 11 with 694 views | RonaldStump |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 12:25 - Sep 11 by CountyJim |
I give small credit to those taking them to a rescue centre mind because some people would just dump them
The bluecross said yesterday a lot of it is people renting mind and being moved to accomodation that don't allow pets
So it's not all their faults |
No excuses, you know what you're getting into when you take on a pet. If you can't give 100% commitment then don't bother | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:11 - Sep 11 with 634 views | WalterBoyd |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 14:00 - Sep 11 by RonaldStump |
No excuses, you know what you're getting into when you take on a pet. If you can't give 100% commitment then don't bother |
Same should be said for many couples who have children, leave that for another thread.
Many people had a dog during lock down just to keep them company while working from home, knowing full well they would be returning to the office at some stage. Shocking. Selfish. Agree that a license should be needed, same for having a child to.
No second chance. | | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:14 - Sep 11 with 623 views | onehunglow |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:11 - Sep 11 by WalterBoyd |
Same should be said for many couples who have children, leave that for another thread.
Many people had a dog during lock down just to keep them company while working from home, knowing full well they would be returning to the office at some stage. Shocking. Selfish. Agree that a license should be needed, same for having a child to.
No second chance. |
Amen
I sugggested long ago Britain’s biggest social issue were people having children when least able to cope.
It got nasty but we all know it is fact but can’t say as it looks bad | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:26 - Sep 11 with 624 views | WalterBoyd |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:14 - Sep 11 by onehunglow |
Amen
I sugggested long ago Britain’s biggest social issue were people having children when least able to cope.
It got nasty but we all know it is fact but can’t say as it looks bad |
Luckily bad parents like poor dog owners are in the minority, but they do make he headlines.
Both make my blood boil. | | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:53 - Sep 11 with 609 views | onehunglow |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 19:26 - Sep 11 by WalterBoyd |
Luckily bad parents like poor dog owners are in the minority, but they do make he headlines.
Both make my blood boil. |
Have an uparrow Walt.Trust me ,you are blessed to have one from me. | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 20:45 - Sep 11 with 589 views | Catullus |
I could never return a dog. It would have to be extreme circumstances for me to even consider it.
Our dogs have always been family members, our current family is Albie, a cross spaniel/Labrador, he's my best friend and my constant companion. He's 12 now and I dread losing him, I could never give him up.
People get sucked in by the thought of a nice dog, far too many have no understanding of how big a commitment it is. They don't consider how much feeding, insurance and vets bills can cost and they consider the time commitment even less. too many people think it's easy and while it often can be easy, that is only after you put the time and effort in. Then some get stroppy when the dog isn't house trained (or its sick) and they have to clean up mess.
Personally, I reckon if people can't look after a dog properly they should seriously consider not having children! | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 21:13 - Sep 11 with 576 views | WalterBoyd |
Sadly there are many adults who would struggle to look after a goldfish, yet go on to have a dog or child.
It is what it is unfortunately, generation after generation.
Eat, sleep, screw up, repeat. | | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 22:38 - Sep 11 with 554 views | Catullus |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 21:13 - Sep 11 by WalterBoyd |
Sadly there are many adults who would struggle to look after a goldfish, yet go on to have a dog or child.
It is what it is unfortunately, generation after generation.
Eat, sleep, screw up, repeat. |
My parents were pretty hopeless, I'm doing my best to break the cycle 
That said, I had a goldfish but killed it very quickly, I was only 8 though. My first dog was 10 when I had to take him on his last trip to the vets, I was 16, it was a valuable lesson. My son came with me when I had to take our cat on her last trip, it was upsetting for him but he learned the same lesson I did, about responsibility.
That's something that is sadly lacking in many, the sense of responsibility. | |
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| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 23:20 - Sep 11 with 543 views | Fireboy2 |
I'd have a house full of dogs but my missus would have a fit.
Its horrible to say but can't wait to (hopefully) retire then she will have no say ðŸ˜ðŸ‘ | | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 01:01 - Sep 12 with 516 views | BarrySwan |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 05:59 - Sep 11 by Dr_Winston |
Animal breeding should be licenced and regulated with massive fines and jail time for those who fail to comply. Anyone who took in a dog last year and wants to get rid of one now should be banned from ever owning a pet again. |
It also never ceases to amaze and appall me when someone is convicted of the most disgusting acts of animal cruelty and then get banned from owning another animal for 5 years.
It seems to happen all the time and I'm sure that most people like me wonder why these people are ever allowed to own an animal ever again. | | | |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 02:40 - Sep 12 with 500 views | DJack |
| This is unbelievable, but all to predicable on 12:04 - Sep 11 by RonaldStump |
How could anyone with a heart just leave their pets and watch them go somewhere else. What a despicable world we live in.
I could never ever abandon my dogs, it would break my heart |
Only ever had a cat but i'm with you all the way. |  |
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