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I would not last 2 minutes on my permission if my dogs were allowed to kill cats,I break them to cats the same as with all farm livestock,when I'm working haystacks and barns,etc there are always farm cats everywhere and the farmers look upon them as pets,I'm not saying we have'nt had accidents down the years but I make every effort not to kill them if possible,it is your responsibility to control your dogs and if it can be proved that the cat had an owner you would be prosecuted in england as my 2 mates were 20yrs ago,"dogs chase cats" is no defence in court as they found out,WM

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or maybe the cat owner should take better care of his pet? its to easy letting your pet out the door, and then demanding that other people have control over their animals

cats kill something like 400 000 small birds each year up here, they are as big a pest to the fauna as the fox is

they are vermin , in a field with permo sounds like fair game digger.

Dug what i thought was a fox twice but it was ferrel cats both times,hardy fuckers in a hole,can somebody ttell me how to get total recall on terriers and hounds,mine allways run faster when i try it.If they came back when on a chase i would shoot them

liam abit off topic but i have bolted ferrels out of rock piles and one from a earth near a release pen in a plantation a long way from houses,it was a big thick coated moggy and put up a good show ,strange were they sometimes are found.
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BBB,I had my share of doing stuff I should'nt in the past and once on the scent I like most cannot call them off especially if they have them on for a hat,feral cats living on rabbits are a pain on your permission and I do shoot them if asked by the landowner but given the choice or if I know the farm cats are living in a particular barn I will avoid it or keep the dogs in control,prevention by a bit of thought is better than an argument with an angry owner over a dead cat,my dogs are encouraged to hunt the right quarry and see no mileage in cat killing for fun or to impress my mates as young lads do thinking it will make their dog hard or a better fox dog,I've seen dogs that kill cats jib on fox and bigger stuff in the past and so do not see it as a badge for courage or in any way a true test for a dog,actively promoting it on an open forum will only speed up our already eroding rights to hunt legal quarry,if we all at least try to hunt within our fragile legal framework we may get a few more years without the grey area's left being closed by people deliberately hunting anything they think is fair game,putting an irish flag next to your avatar will not stop the laws from being implemented by an already overzealous RSPCA or police force,I work within the law at all times (barring accidents) and hope that one day we will get back some of our sport that Tony Blair banned just to appease the trade unions with no knowledge of the countryside,cruelty allegations and irresponsible acts will only hurry our own demise and ban hunting altogether,it is sad that most on this thread have chose to endorse this lads post and made us all look the poorer for it,The mods should of pulled this immediately in my opinion,think before you post,WM

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If a dog can be broken to livestock, why is it so difficult to believe that it can be broken to cats?

 

All this macho stuff about killing cats is very damaging, and irresponsible.

 

Cats are classified as property in England, and as such, anyone who kills a cat would be guilty of theft and/or criminal damage.

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BBB,I had my share of doing stuff I should'nt in the past and once on the scent I like most cannot call them off especially if they have them on for a hat,feral cats living on rabbits are a pain on your permission and I do shoot them if asked by the landowner but given the choice or if I know the farm cats are living in a particular barn I will avoid it or keep the dogs in control,prevention by a bit of thought is better than an argument with an angry owner over a dead cat,my dogs are encouraged to hunt the right quarry and see no mileage in cat killing for fun or to impress my mates as young lads do thinking it will make their dog hard or a better fox dog,I've seen dogs that kill cats jib on fox and bigger stuff in the past and so do not see it as a badge for courage or in any way a true test for a dog,actively promoting it on an open forum will only speed up our already eroding rights to hunt legal quarry,if we all at least try to hunt within our fragile legal framework we may get a few more years without the grey area's left being closed by people deliberately hunting anything they think is fair game,putting an irish flag next to your avatar will not stop the laws from being implemented by an already overzealous RSPCA or police force,I work within the law at all times (barring accidents) and hope that one day we will get back some of our sport that Tony Blair banned just to appease the trade unions with no knowledge of the countryside,cruelty allegations and irresponsible acts will only hurry our own demise and ban hunting altogether,it is sad that most on this thread have chose to endorse this lads post and made us all look the poorer for it,The mods should of pulled this immediately in my opinion,think before you post,WM

why should the mods of pulled it.accidents happen end of story ( IT WAS AN ACCIDENT) it happens everyday all around the world.it would be diffrent if i was on here bragging about it wich i am not.my dogs do not have any recall.so should i keep them on a lead everywer i go.
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why should the mods of pulled it.accidents happen end of story ( IT WAS AN ACCIDENT) it happens everyday all around the world.it would be diffrent if i was on here bragging about it wich i am not.my dogs do not have any recall.so should i keep them on a lead everywer i go.

 

In a word, YES.

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