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How many cone on your ground like? Simple answer if they are feral then yes, if there someone's pet no. Get it wrong and get caught your in trouble. Me personally if it was a bother I'd have dealt wit

ive always been a great believer in not telling the whole world , everthingthat goes on , , things happen!! the last thing we need is to give more amo to the anti,s and the tree hugger brigade

why somebody would wanna slip their dogs on somebody elses pet is beyond me.

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law states, if its on ur own land nothing can be done, if thay were so concerned about there moggys thay would keep them in.... same as cats killing mice. its nature im affraid.

 

i looked into it when my dog retrived one to me :-)

 

if u were slippin the dog on them for fun then u can be done, but if ur dogs off the lead and gets one well thats tough shit on the cat. but if ur dog goes into there garden and screws it then ud b in shit as u should have "control" over ur dog...if my bullx wants a cat theres nothing id do to stop him....i cudnt call my dog back when hes decided hes chasing it.

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I believe that if its in a public place, on neutral ground (playing fields, park, the street, someone elses garden etc) then you are in the wrong. Your dog should not be out of control in a public place.

 

If the cat comes into your garden or somewhere you have permission to be and the dog kills it then there is nothing that can be done about it.

 

If your dog is on the lead and grabs it then im not sure - this almost happened to me the other day, cheeky cat the other side of a wall hissing at my dog, my dog grabbed at it and got a mouthful of fur.

 

I hate the vile things. They should have to be kept indoors or walked on a lead :thumbs:

 

Gaz

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if ur dogs off the lead and gets one well thats tough shit on the cat

 

Are you saying that its ok for your dog to be off the lead and kill a cat in the street?

 

Cheers

 

Gaz

 

come on Gaz you know these threads always bring out the macho men.( they will be queueing up to contribute to this one) it could be some kids pet FFS.

Control of feral cats is a totally different subject from the responses these threads normaly provoke.

 

 

Yours in sport Pernod

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if ur dogs off the lead and gets one well thats tough shit on the cat

 

Are you saying that its ok for your dog to be off the lead and kill a cat in the street?

 

Cheers

 

Gaz

 

come on Gaz you know these threads always bring out the macho men.( they will be queueing up to contribute to this one) it could be some kids pet FFS.

Control of feral cats is a totally different subject from the responses these threads normaly provoke.

 

 

Yours in sport Pernod

 

I wasnt advocating killing cats mate. Far from it. I was questioning if thats what he meant - because thats how it reads...

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how do you determine a feral cat thats on your land?

For me it would be one with out a collar, along with a bit of time spent speaking to folk that live on the said permission..

 

it's on my land mate. so if it dosen't have a collar then i can kill it?

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Wouldn't it be easier or better just to break your dog to cats, that way there's no issue with the law. If you allow it to kill cats on your ground the dog's not going make a difference when your not. :huh:

 

i agree but it's too late to break them now.

 

am i allowed to shoot them?

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