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Fat/lean and everything in between.

fatmammycat · 2013-03-12 14:38:03

Earlier this morning while out exercising my own dog with a friend and her large dog, a rotty-shepherd cross, we got into conversation with a fellow who had a some sort of mixed breed collie ( really pretty dog, but very over weight) and a cocker spaniel (not as heavy) waddling along behind him. He stopped to watch our two…

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#32 14-03-2013 6:50pm

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I've seen in the UK that a few people feed rabbit that has been shot as pest control, I'd be a bit worried about the pellets, but I guess if you skin them, you'd just dig them out?

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#33 14-03-2013 10:02pm

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borderlinemeath wrote: »

Yep, it's not a nice look. Was in a supermarket in France last year (large Carrefour hypermarket place) and they had all sorts at the meat counter. A full tray of skinned rabbits with eyes still in looking at you:eek:.

If you're up in Dublin take a look in the window of FX Buckley's in Moore street and you'll see all sorts! They have 2 shops btw - the first one off Henry Street is more pre packaged stuff but the main one a few doors down usually has rabbits, oxtail etc

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#34 15-03-2013 4:35pm

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It depends what the rabbit was shot with I suppose. A .22 would go straight through (your dog hopes).

Is it wrong to give m50 fox / badger?!

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