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look_back_in_amber said:
Can't watch stuff like that mate, I'd want to track the ****er's down and feed them to a bunch of rabid dogs.
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The bloke in question here cared about his dog which was well looked after. Good reason he was giving it over to the RSPCA. He was very upset but doing it the way he did has ensured it has a more suitable home and it is now living a better life than it woukd have. He wasn't dumping it like all 5 of my rescue dogs have been. The latest one was chipped, the dog rehomers got in touch and they didn't want him back.
 
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Barchullona said:
The bloke in question here cared about his dog which was well looked after. Good reason he was giving it over to the RSPCA. He was very upset but doing it the way he did has ensured it has a more suitable home and it is now living a better life than it woukd have. He wasn't dumping it like all 5 of my rescue dogs have been. The latest one was chipped, the dog rehomers got in touch and they didn't want him back.
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Fair enough, I obviously don't know his circumstances but personally I couldn't think of any reason good enough to hand my dog over to the RSPCA, I have relatives and friends that would take him if things ever got that drastic. It'd be worse than handing my kids over to Social Services.
 
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look_back_in_amber said:
Fair enough, I obviously don't know his circumstances but personally I couldn't think of any reason good enough to hand my dog over to the RSPCA, I have relatives and friends that would take him if things ever got that drastic.
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He was a bloke who who took the dog, an Akita, from a family he talked to on holiday who didn't want it.
He had gone through rough times, including homeless, and the dog had been his constant companion. But he got rehomed 2 years ago and their were 2 flights of stairs. The dog was really struggling to get up and down them. He did the responsible thing and called in the RSPCA, who thought he did the right thing, to ensure it was looked after and got the chance of a better life. Which it has. The bloke was visibly upset.
There are a lot of ****s featured on that programme, but he wasn't one of them.
 
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Barchullona said:
The bloke in question here cared about his dog which was well looked after. Good reason he was giving it over to the RSPCA. He was very upset but doing it the way he did has ensured it has a more suitable home and it is now living a better life than it woukd have. He wasn't dumping it like all 5 of my rescue dogs have been. The latest one was chipped, the dog rehomers got in touch and they didn't want him back.
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Five dogs? That's a lot of poo to pick up, Castro.
 
Barchullona said:
He was a bloke who who took the dog, an Akita, from a family he talked to on holiday who didn't want it.
He had gone through rough times, including homeless, and the dog had been his constant companion. But he got rehomed 2 years ago and their were 2 flights of stairs. The dog was really struggling to get up and down them. He did the responsible thing and called in the RSPCA, who thought he did the right thing, to ensure it was looked after and got the chance of a better life. Which it has. The bloke was visibly upset.
There are a lot of ****s featured on that programme, but he wasn't one of them.
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He could carry the dog up two flights of stair. Piece of piss.
 
Chazz Rheinhold said:
He could carry the dog up two flights of stair. Piece of piss.
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Being serious, he did the right thing and for the right reasons. It wasn't like he dumped it. He obviously loved the dog and it had been well looked after for 9 years.His circumstances changed. The dog now has a better life than being couped up in a flat.
 
Why do they keep closing bloody roads

Wasn't long ago they shut bev road due to a 20iq yob on a roof

Bonkers and pissing disgraceful
 
Early contender for red card of the season during a Champions League qualifying match. Got the ball for me...

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