Is that legal, then?

Carrying a dog around in what looks like a modded topbox, on the back of a
bike.

Tis what they're doing right now on BBC Rogue Traders.

 

Hardly under control

Rogue bikers

 

Yes.

No different from dog in car with open window.

 

As long as it's wearing goggles so the RSPCA doesn't get sniffy.

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Interesting program.

They buy a sick puppy, which is then put down. Very sad etc.

They then turn up with a full crew (which to anyone is going to feel
like they turned up mob handed), start accusing the breeder of
something, but I couldn't quite work out what.

When he asks for proof that the puppy was ill, they tell him they don't
need to provide any and that he should trust them. He then blocks them
in, not to kick their heads in, but to demand that the RSPCA inspect his
kennels there and then, which the production crew don't like in the
slightest. How dare he demand the right to reply!

And when we finally get to the end of the program, which has been
dominated by this particular story, we're told the RSPCA turned up the
following day and found absolutely nothing - no abuse, no infection,
nothing.

Way to go BBC - what a top piece of investigative journalism. An exposé
that exposed nothing.

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They weren't in South Dakota , were they ?

 

Yep. The **** with the petshops needed more looking at and perhaps some
following up of where he was getting his pups - maybe even a trip to
here and have a punch-up with some Irish puppy farmers. Oh, wait. Matt
"BigBalls" Allwright would have to meet some really fucking rough types
doing that and he'd shit a brick.

Thank **** the downturn in the economies has led to a number of puppy
farms packing it in, but the cunts just drown the excess.

 

Yup, seen it done a few times, years ago there was something on the news
about a hairy biker who glued a grandad bootie slipper to his fuel tank, and
his mini yorkie sat in it as he trundled around town.

for the larger dogs a trailer is recomended, i built one for my border
spaniel 2 years ago, a dog flight crate bolted to a chassis i molished,
getting the lighty sprung torsion units was the hardest part, didnt want to
shake her brains out her arse as i towed it over belgian roads that make a
dirt track look like a motorway surface.


Others have pointed out what a bunch of cunts thos 2 people in the proggy
are tho, i gave up watching that when they did the kitchen one, people
complaining cos they bought a kitchen for the price of a pint, and it wasnt
harrods quality,

they bought one, it all arrived as they ordered it, on time, they fitted it
and the only thing their 'expert' could find wrong was one of the cupboards
was too close to the cooker, when they phoned to complain, they bitched that
they should have looked at his plans and spotted the problem before sending
it out, the company sent out a narrower cupboard free.

the twats still went to the companys factory in some american WW2 APC with a
megaphone on the front and shouted at the factory how crap their kitchens
were... accompanied by the A-team music of course,

 

That seems a bit of a waste when there's a Korean cookbook handy.

 

I had a *lovely* Korean meal the other day. It was the dog's bollocks.

 

If that's not a ginge it ought to be.

And I shan't see your rude reply, 'cos I'm off to the Alps for a week

 

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http://petsorfood.com/