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Tafia	Mar 1 2007, 12:27 AM
Total Gas Bag! Posts: 5,824 Group: Full Members Member #134 Joined: November 17, 2005	Ollie Feb 28 2007, 11:14 PM What good doggies! Again I don't like the thought of animals being killed but I know that somethings are needed. I know lots of people that hunt and love it - slightly different now within the law but still a thrill. Ollie has killed a rat at the yard before. It was so quick, I intially thought 'Oh I didn't give him a squeeky toy' :rolleyes: :wacko: then realised he had a rat, it was so SO quick. Also because Ollie was attacked in the garden by a fox, it had its whole mouth over his head :devil: anyway, If things are done quick and properly I have no problem. Hi Ollie, it's incredible the amount of folks who would totally dispute the fact that a fox would attack anything, never mind a dog. Years ago when I lived in London I was at home one afternoon when I heard my cat scream from the garden, looked out the window and saw him fighting off a fox. 5 minutes before the cat had been fast asleep in the exact same spot. It got to the point that I was taking the cat to the Vets about once a month to be stitched up from bite wounds - it had to be the fox - bite mark too big for a cat and there was only one dog who lived in the surrounding garden and the bite marks were too small for it to have been him. I got in contact with Urban Fox Rescue who told me I was completely mistaken, Foxes never behave in this manner! Had to hire a trap, bait it with rotting meat on a daily basis for a week, caught it and it was taken away to the countryside. An urban fox let loose in the middest of the country - I wonder how long it survived. - madness.


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