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Sniffer Dog dies of overdose.
Although these highly trained dogs have become invaluable to the Police force - making it possible to make much more drug busts than normal, are the Animal Rights activists going to turn their focus onto the fact that it's 'cruel' and 'inhumane' to make them search for drugs with such a high risk of inhalation?
Or perhaps nothing will come of it and the only thing that needs to be protested is how a Yank news site heads an article as 'London' when the accident actually took place in Preston - Oop Norf.
Your thoughts?
Sniffer Dog dies of overdose.
Although these highly trained dogs have become invaluable to the Police force - making it possible to make much more drug busts than normal, are the Animal Rights activists going to turn their focus onto the fact that it's 'cruel' and 'inhumane' to make them search for drugs with such a high risk of inhalation?
Or perhaps nothing will come of it and the only thing that needs to be protested is how a Yank news site heads an article as 'London' when the accident actually took place in Preston - Oop Norf.
Your thoughts?
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Sniffer Dog dies of overdose.
Although these highly trained dogs have become invaluable to the Police force - making it possible to make much more drug busts than normal, are the Animal Rights activists going to turn their focus onto the fact that it's 'cruel' and 'inhumane' to make them search for drugs with such a high risk of inhalation?
Or perhaps nothing will come of it and the only thing that needs to be protested is how a Yank news site heads an article as 'London' when the accident actually took place in Preston - Oop Norf.
Your thoughts?
Sniffer Dog dies of overdose.
Although these highly trained dogs have become invaluable to the Police force - making it possible to make much more drug busts than normal, are the Animal Rights activists going to turn their focus onto the fact that it's 'cruel' and 'inhumane' to make them search for drugs with such a high risk of inhalation?
Or perhaps nothing will come of it and the only thing that needs to be protested is how a Yank news site heads an article as 'London' when the accident actually took place in Preston - Oop Norf.
Your thoughts?
Poor dog.
But it's most probably a very rare occurance, and considering the highly important job these dogs do, any would be protestors and activists had better stop their internal monologues and find another bandwagon to jump on.
I don't remember reading anything about it in the local paper, strange.
But it's most probably a very rare occurance, and considering the highly important job these dogs do, any would be protestors and activists had better stop their internal monologues and find another bandwagon to jump on.
I don't remember reading anything about it in the local paper, strange.
I reckon the Government should reconsider their plan to issue "smack monkeys" to drug addicts, which will allow them to test the purity of the drugs by letting their smack monkey have a go first.
where do I get me one of these smack monkeys?
*ties belt around arm*
*ties belt around arm*
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> where do I get me one of these smack monkeys?
>
> *ties belt around arm*
hmph!
> where do I get me one of these smack monkeys?
>
> *ties belt around arm*
hmph!
What a load of crap.
Bad! Instead of dogs sniffing have the police try sniffing all those harmful substance. I know that for a long period of time it damage their sense of smell. I doubt that animals rights will do something about it.
Sad.
Nevermind, i'm sure this was a one off and people will eventually get over it. I suppose some protection for the dog is required. But i think this is more of an accident.
Nevermind, i'm sure this was a one off and people will eventually get over it. I suppose some protection for the dog is required. But i think this is more of an accident.
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> where do I get me one of these smack monkeys?
>
> *ties belt around arm*
From any Zoo. Most of the monkeys will be bored of swinging around on tyres and flinging faeces at kid's with balloons, so they'll be grateful for an alternative life style choice.
If one them dies in the line of duty then the corpse can be taken around primary schools in order to educate the danger of drugs to kids (and monkeys).
It's a win-win situation.
> where do I get me one of these smack monkeys?
>
> *ties belt around arm*
From any Zoo. Most of the monkeys will be bored of swinging around on tyres and flinging faeces at kid's with balloons, so they'll be grateful for an alternative life style choice.
If one them dies in the line of duty then the corpse can be taken around primary schools in order to educate the danger of drugs to kids (and monkeys).
It's a win-win situation.
All hype of dogs being mistreated make me sick. What about the animal farm(porn) they should do something about those. The animal rights should banned those sick videos(dog shagging women, horses getting a blowj, etcs) *sick*
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