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Ban on walking more than six dogs to go ahead
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Can we do something about the man dragging 25 dead beagles through a field?
illegalbeagle
Beagles were bred to trail animals.
Labrador retrievers were bred to go after birds that get shot out of the sky.
You have a bunch of balloonists land what's basically the world's biggest bird in a field and the Labradors go bonkers and the beagles don't care.
I feel like all parties involved probably acted about as one might expect.
That's a lot of beagles.