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I agree with the sentiments, but the owners aren't going to change or take responsibility. The dog licence is unenforcable .

In an ideal world, people would train their pets and ensure they were safe in public. But this is a world where puppies are abandoned as unwanted Christmas gifts, where greyhounds are killed by unfeeling owners when their racing days are over, and where the dogs you own and have looked after are more often bought as status symbols by those wishing to appear hard.

The punishments meted out to those responsible for cruelty to animals are laughable; the punishments for those whose dogs rip children to death are little better.

I agree with you there big C the punishments given for irresponsible dog owners and animal cruelty are laughable. But then we live in a country where if you ten times over the legal limit and then run someone down you get a slap on the wrist and can be back on your feet in a nice job in no time if you are good and quiet afterwards.

Drink-driving punishments range from quite right----three or four years in clink----to ridiculous.

Such imagination

You'd appreciate the smith & jones pizza delivery drivers sketch

Yup. My six week old kitten was playing in the garden and suddenly for no reason jumped over the fence and right into the path of an oncomming vehicle !tears!

magoo wrote:

> Divvy

Yup - that was his name!!

I often talk to Cats out if i see them Saw 2 recently in Southend East disctrict one was playing in some leaves on the station i spoke its ear moved yes there are very intelligent.

Sir, you show the highest levels of perspicacity. I salute you.