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PostPosted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 20:18 
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More jobs for the boys - our loonie govermant is setting out an Animal welfare bill - good idea , but as usual they've let the lunatics loose with ideas --

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The law will be enforced by “pet police”; council employees with powers to enter property and seize animals.- so expect to see some more rises in council tax blamed on this
Mind you this looks like a good idea -
Provide areas where cats can hide, such as an enclosed bed or box, or a high ledge where they can escape from children and other pets
My suggestion - a nice canal bed. :lol:

But how will they be able to tell who owns which cat --
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0, ... 78,00.html

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The law will be enforced by “pet police”; council employees with powers to enter property and seize animals
This is a significant shift from the present situation, where prosecutors have to prove a domestic animal is being mistreated.


Oh look they do not have to prove anything.

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ree.t wrote:

Oh look they do not have to prove anything.


Good - now perhaps they'll get round to rounding up the dogs/cats and owners and stop our gardens and streets becoming one large pet toilet.

Bit suggests neutering the pets - might be better off to start with the owners of these :lol:

And of course we need to be kind to shellfish --

The Bill applies to all vertebrates, but a code of conduct for invertebrates, such as lobsters, may follow.


In that case cooking a lobster will present a severe problem - traditional method is to throw them into boiling water --i have always been led to believe that cooking a dead lobster has severe health risks.

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In that case cooking a lobster will present a severe problem - traditional method is to throw them into boiling water --i have always been led to believe that cooking a dead lobster has severe health risks.


Putting in freezer for two hours prior to cooking will kill it painlessly, apparantly. Not that i've ever cooked one.


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Bl**dy show offs eating Lobster!! :(
I bet they dont get to fish them out of a tank in the supermarket like they do in France - with your bare hands!
Actually I think the present law is more than adequate - police/RSPCA have better rights to enter a property to rescue a badly treated animal, than they do badly treated kids! :x

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Ernest - that was taking the pee - to show an extreme case of the stupidity of their thinking.
Only one consolation in this law - see page 2 on the need to keep cats indoors at night and the toilet requirements - for years i have had cats digging up my garden, because their owners are too lazy to litter tray train them.The council can't do anything as cats are classed as wild animals .This looks like it will put the onus on owners to stop them being as much of a pest. I've already suggested a nice bed for cats - the canal bed.
Just think about this sort of legislation as a bonus - whilst they're pandering to the needs of cats and the hurt feelings of a mussel or whelk, they're laying off drivers :lol:

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sorry i though this thread was about keeping your own personal Bib at home as a pet. :lol:


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The lunatics have well and truely taken over the asylum now!

I read something about it when we we encouraged to keep all vets bills to defend against charges of neglect!

we'll have CATSOs next to spy on us!


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