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They're only involved due to animal cruelty that occurred back in September 25th 2021.

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    Unspeakably stupid wokeness. Time to say enough is enough. How about spending time and energy on something that really matters. 

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    1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

    Unspeakably stupid wokeness. Time to say enough is enough. How about spending time and energy on something that really matters. 

    Like getting a proper job.

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    I think it's less to do with "woke" (whatever that really means) and more about attracting attention and publicity - and it seems like they've already succeeded with that objective.

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    The Western Designer Poodles has a ring to it

    Golden Doodles?

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    I just called my mate Peta and she denies this completely

    Hard to know what is true?

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    PETA has a history of organising stunts like this to get publicity.  They always make outrageous, unrealistic claims/demands that inevitably evoke a knee-jerk reaction from the gullible and perpetually offended.  

    Don't take it seriously, just have a chuckle then ignore it and the whole thing will disappear very quickly.

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    Definitely agree this is over-the-top.

    BUT, in saying that, my very limited experiences with true bulldogs is that they really do struggle to breathe and any sort of over stimulation and exercise seems like a real struggle for them. Not something I’ve thought about for a long time and I’m not a campaigner by any sense, just an opinion formed from someone who loves dogs.

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    43 minutes ago, ANG13 said:

    The world went mad quite a while ago. 

    ……  but still it continues to get madder by the day!!

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    16 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    PETA has a history of organising stunts like this to get publicity.  They always make outrageous, unrealistic claims/demands that inevitably evoke a knee-jerk reaction from the gullible and perpetually offended.  

    Don't take it seriously, just have a chuckle then ignore it and the whole thing will disappear very quickly.

    I know they say bad publicity is better than no publicity but this just makes them look ridiculous and no one would ever donate to their BS cause

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    1 hour ago, Demonstone said:

    I think it's less to do with "woke" (whatever that really means) and more about attracting attention and publicity - and it seems like they've already succeeded with that objective.

    I can't remember when I last heard anyone use the word tbh. Then again I don't watch Sky, read The Australian or listen to 2GB. 

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    Talk about a pathetic cry for relevance. If anyone wants a laugh at these d-heads, take a look at Penn & Teller's takedown of PETA in their show "Bullsh**".

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    1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    They're only involved due to animal cruelty that occurred back in September 25th 2021.

    As Primus said: they can’t all be zingers.

    this one, though, was! Chapeau!

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    54 minutes ago, DemonWheels said:

    Definitely agree this is over-the-top.

    BUT, in saying that, my very limited experiences with true bulldogs is that they really do struggle to breathe and any sort of over stimulation and exercise seems like a real struggle for them. Not something I’ve thought about for a long time and I’m not a campaigner by any sense, just an opinion formed from someone who loves dogs.

    I’ve got a bulldog and he’s as fit as a fiddle. Walks up to 5km without any issue and high intensity exercise not a problem. 

    Their origins date back to the year 1210. 

    I understand where you are coming from though, French Bulldogs tend to struggle more-so than British or Australian. 

    PETA can get [censored] pushing this barrow. 

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    1 hour ago, DemonWheels said:

    Definitely agree this is over-the-top.

    BUT, in saying that, my very limited experiences with true bulldogs is that they really do struggle to breathe and any sort of over stimulation and exercise seems like a real struggle for them. Not something I’ve thought about for a long time and I’m not a campaigner by any sense, just an opinion formed from someone who loves dogs.

    They are actually right about BIB dogs - there’s a bigger convo to be had there. The way they’ve gone about it though…. Ticks the “any publicity is good…” axiom though 

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    I imagine Cats would be offended being associated with a bogan club.

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