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Cat saves boy

IvySlayer · 2014-05-14 18:56:50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-Opm9b2WDk Awesome cat :D:D

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#62 16-05-2014 11:32AM

brianon

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But could this just be an eye opener for dog owners to exercise control over their dogs, and think twice about 'trusting' dogs with kids.

I never fail to be amazed how many dog owners assume 'their' dog wouldn't do anything nasty. Socialised/unsocialised. I don't care. If you own a dog you need to have it under your control at all times.

I live in a quiet estate and it's unreal the amount of random dogs that appear in the estate. I've seen dogs in packs of 3 before just wander into the estate and then back out. If you were to walk through our village on any day you'd see 3 or 4 stray (well most have owners who don't give 2 poops so they let there dog roam free as a bird while they stay at home) dogs. So dangerous (and smelly with the dog crap everywhere).

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