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Do dogs really have to be walked every day ?
Especially at these times ?
Surely every other day is ok ?
Surely they can be left to chill out in the back yard , if you have one and in terms of taking a dump then if you have a back garden then let em drop off there ?
We are all in this together
Woof
A people by me are walking their dog �� more than once a day sometimes 3 even 4 times a day
People are allowed out for a walk you know
Yes they are, but only once a dayQuote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Well , onceQuote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
But their dogs are special seeQuote:
Originally Posted by beakerboyblue
Dogs have to be taken out several times a day or there'll be dog shit on the carpets.
Spare a thought for the poor pooches in Italy!!! Or was it Spain? Maybe both!!
Keep the dog outside ?Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
Cover the carpets ?
Get rid of the dog ?
Canine-19 - All dogs are carriers of the virus and responsible for the spread.
The Government introduce a mass destruction order of all dogs.
Owners hiding their pets in attics, as a British Gestapo force track down mans best friend armed with dog treats and bacon scented chew toys. Vigilante groups break into concentration kennels to release dogs. Even government breaks down as PM Johnson and other senior MP's are found going against official guidelines to hide their own dogs with relatives across the country.
Step away from the window.Quote:
Originally Posted by beakerboyblue
I was sitting on my front door stepQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
To spy on the neighbours? :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by beakerboyblue
Fresh air and sunQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Government guidance urges people to "stay local", use open spaces near their home and avoid unnecessary travel
Guidance to police says that the public shouldn't be sanctioned for "travelling a reasonable distance to exercise" - although no definition has been given
People should only exercise once a day, although in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland there is no legal ban on exercising more than that. In Wales, which sets its own health regulations, exercising more than once a day is now illegal - and potentially a criminal offence
You can exercise alone or with members of your own household
Gatherings of more than two in parks and public spaces have been banned (ruling out most team sports)
Dogs can be walked as part of a person's daily exercise
They dont like em shitting in their own back garden mun!!! :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Anyone who has a real mad f*cker of a dog, the type that bites first and barks later shouldn’t be allowed to walk it. They should be allowed to let the bugger out on its own for an hour or two, that’ll keep the public at home.
I can remember when people would boot the dog out for the day on some of the lovely estates i grew up on. The dogs would then form a pack looking for lady dogs on heat.....and biting **** out of people.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Exactly, every Cardiff council estate was the same, it was like Russian Roulette trying to get from A to B, let it happen now, the owners won’t be prosecuted and the dog gets the Dickens medal:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
My dog was a very active and happy soul barely out of puppyhood, she needs exercise, so I take her for one daily walk at around 6 every morning when there's hardly anyone around so I can let her off the lead for a while. I'm lucky in that I go out of my back door into a large green so she gets the chance of a run for twenty minutes or so, it's not enough, she needs more, but at least it's something.
Is that alright with the curtain teitchers on here?
Yeah but c’mon Paul, there’s plenty of open space in your neck of the woods in the wilds of North Wales:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Well you shouldn't really be letting your dog off a lead but if you mustQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Shoot all dogs , cats and childrenQuote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
Even I - someone who knows better than most how dastardly you are - sometimes gasp with surprise at the old pony you submit at this forum. Today you're having a pop at dogs and their irresponsible owners while conveniently forgetting your antics and that of your late pooch, Throbbing Gristle, who must have been a contender for the world's randiest hound as he tried to frantically shag a leg of every woman who you deliberately allowed him to come into leaping range of purely for your own amusement.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Up yours!
Naff offQuote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
Or South Korea or China even? Hhhmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Serious question: are guide dogs trained not to defecate in public? It would be a very difficult task for many of their owners to clean up after them.
Maybe, I know that they're trained that when they have their harness on they're working so won't play, but whe they just have their collar the can, so the other must be possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Just like vicars then.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
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Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie