Protesting the fox hunt by.....eating a dog??

**lizbud** · 05-30-2007, 05:06 PM

It makes no sense to blame the dogs in any way in this protest.
Now if he ate a human Englishman, it would make more sense.

**sabies** · 05-30-2007, 06:32 PM

This just makes me sick. It's less upsetting since the dog was not killed but still. Yes people eat other animals (I don't) but this guy is in a country that does not consider dogs food, so it is just gross. It's so gross that it distracts from the fox hunt so I don't know how effective of a protest it is.

**moosmom** · 05-30-2007, 08:04 PM

sick bastard!!

**Ginger's Mom** · 05-30-2007, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by lizbud

It makes no sense to blame the dogs in any way in this protest.
Now if he ate a human Englishman, it would make more sense.

I found this very amusing.

Actually, the fact that the dog came from a Corgi breeder was very disturbing to me. The fact that someone who supposedly has an interest in the improvement and dignity of the breed handed over one of his/her dogs for this protest is very distasteful (I was trying to find another word but couldn't sorry). I hope someone identifies the breeder and that it causes them to lose any future business.

**RICHARD** · 05-31-2007, 04:16 AM

I'm upset that Yoko Ono is in the news again.

Actually,
Having seen people on Fear Factor eating raw pig rectum, seeing someone munch on Corgi Balls lets me know that there people far dumber than I am.

what if the dog died of heartworm, rabies, tapeworms or mange?

UGH....

**Pawsitive Thinking** · 05-31-2007, 04:58 AM

Eating Prince Philip would have been a better idea. Corgis aren't used for fox hunting...

**moosmom** · 05-31-2007, 07:50 AM

Brody's Mum,

Eating Queenie is a much better idea. She is one ugly a$$, frumpy old broad.

**Pawsitive Thinking** · 05-31-2007, 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by moosmom

Brody's Mum,

Eating Queenie is a much better idea. She is one ugly a$$, frumpy old broad.

Bit tough on the old teeth I would imagine

**king2005** · 05-31-2007, 08:21 AM

Originally Posted by Ginger's Mom

I found this very amusing.

Actually, the fact that the dog came from a Corgi breeder was very disturbing to me. The fact that someone who supposedly has an interest in the improvement and dignity of the breed handed over one of his/her dogs for this protest is very distasteful (I was trying to find another word but couldn't sorry). I hope someone identifies the breeder and that it causes them to lose any future business.

I do not wish that on the breeder. Chances are the breeder is VERY against the horrid killings of the foxes & really wants it to stop. If donating the body of his past loved one has a chance of saving thousands of foxes!

My dad is donating his body to a university, where they are going to hack him a part. He is donating his body hoping that one day it'll save thousands of people.

Both are the same. They are for the greater good.

**moosmom** · 05-31-2007, 08:30 AM

Brody's Mum,

I'm sure the taste would be quite bitter, actually.

**Ginger's Mom** · 05-31-2007, 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by king2005

I do not wish that on the breeder. Chances are the breeder is VERY against the horrid killings of the foxes & really wants it to stop. If donating the body of his past loved one has a chance of saving thousands of foxes!

My dad is donating his body to a university, where they are going to hack him a part. He is donating his body hoping that one day it'll save thousands of people.

Both are the same. They are for the greater good.

Please! There was nothing noble about this; there were no lives saved as a result of this; there was no knew knowledge gained from him eating three bites of cooked corgi. This was nothing more than a cheap publicity stunt, as witnessed by the fact that it was done "on the air." Do not equate this with donating your body to science.

**Catty1** · 06-01-2007, 12:12 PM

Tony Blair, with a light Bernaise???

**king2005** · 06-01-2007, 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by Ginger's Mom

Please! There was nothing noble about this; there were no lives saved as a result of this; there was no knew knowledge gained from him eating three bites of cooked corgi. This was nothing more than a cheap publicity stunt, as witnessed by the fact that it was done "on the air." Do not equate this with donating your body to science.

How do you know there wont be lives saved becuase of what he did?
My dad has NO idea if his body will be of any help, but he HOPES it will be of some help. I'm sure the breeder HOPES the fox hunts will stop with his donated dogs body.

A lot of things seem odd & wrong, but look at how much good can come out of things like this! Thousands of people are now more aware of this, it made it to the news, people are sharing the story... so it just might be a good start to get that stupid hunt stopped.

**pitc9** · 05-31-2007, 04:07 PM

Originally Posted by Ginger's Mom

Actually, the fact that the dog came from a Corgi breeder was very disturbing to me. The fact that someone who supposedly has an interest in the improvement and dignity of the breed handed over one of his/her dogs for this protest is very distasteful (I was trying to find another word but couldn't sorry). I hope someone identifies the breeder and that it causes them to lose any future business.

I agree!!