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Leah Warren
11 years ago

dog is a mans best friend

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Hilary
11 years ago

One of the most loving and gentle pairs I know, was not only surprised but really upset to hear about them being separated. A rubbish situation caused by panic, neither jimmy or missy are at fault for this! Really unfortunate, missy is harmless and jimmy treats her so well. Will be heartbroken if you make the wrong decision. Police should approach people who've just had fits with caution, and dogs who've just experienced their owners being attacked and having fits with the right caution aswell. This is obviously a really unfortunate one off, not a result of irresponsible pet ownership.

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Matt Williams
11 years ago

This is all down to lack of training! Not dog training, but police training! Maybe if they'd been taught a little about dog psychology (which they should be considering how many people on the streets own dogs) then they would of known how to approach this properly. Police dive in, demand answers, cause a scene, create tension and anxiety. This would make anyone a bit defensive, no? I mean, if my dad had just been beaten up and then started having an epileptic fit in front of me, I'd be pretty defensive if all of a sudden we were rushed by another gang. Wouldn't you? The police really need to be educated on this matter. If they had of been aware of how Missi may of been feeling regarding what happened to her owner, they would have treated the situation more delicately, but they didn't and that's their fault not the dogs. Give a good dog back to a good man. Sussex police - this could all be avoided if police we're given a quick crash course in dog psychology.

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Matt Williams
11 years ago

This is all down to lack of training! Not dog training, but police training! Maybe if they'd been taught a little about dog psychology (which they should be considering how many people on the streets own dogs) then they would of known how to approach this properly. Police dive in, demand answers, cause a scene, create tension and anxiety. This would make anyone a bit defensive, no? I mean, if my dad had just been beaten up and then started having an epileptic fit in front of me, I'd be pretty defensive if all of a sudden we were rushed by another gang. Wouldn't you? The police really need to be educated on this matter. If they had of been aware of how Missi may of been feeling regarding what happened to her owner, they would have treated the situation more delicately, but they didn't and that's their fault not the dogs. Give a good dog back to a good man. Sussex police - this could all be avoided if police we're given a quick crash course in dog psychology.

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JJ ANGELL
11 years ago

preventing violence should not be punished

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Greg Milsom
11 years ago

NO!

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George
11 years ago

Reunite the lovely couple!

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Alex
11 years ago

Hope you dont get seperated good look for you and missy moo

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Lucy Mumford
11 years ago

my dog would have protected me and my son

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June Somerville
11 years ago

why are they foreigners that are causing all the trouble. Leave the dog alone and send the Russians back to Russia !

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Molly Mac
11 years ago

we don't live in the dark ages. Give the dog a chance and keep her with her owner

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kieran
11 years ago

Thats not cool yo!

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shanna
11 years ago

poor doggy!

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norton Pearce
11 years ago

ppl been trying to strip this man of his dog for years dont let it happen!!

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Nadia Lowe
11 years ago

Good luck.

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Gill
11 years ago

dogs are the only loyalty squatters have, friends come and go too easily ..

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Dale Burton
11 years ago

Should never have happened, great dog just like the owner x

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Saskia
11 years ago

Reunite missy moo with jimmy

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Preston Harrus
11 years ago

3MISSYMOO

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dominic faben
11 years ago

mans best friend xx