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Another Dog Goes Over This Cliff
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Aww thats just so sad... 
poor dog
poor doghttp://www.burnham-on-sea.com/news/2010/do...an-28-03-10.phphow many more again this year?
my dogs sister leapt over a cliff chasing a rabbit
my own dog so nearly did the same
it is such a terrible thing to happen
i feel so much for the poor owners and the poor dog,which prolly did not go quickly
so sad
cara.xx
I truly hope and hope for a good outcome to this piece of news ... but why do people let their dogs run on cliffs or even close to cliffs? Dogs have no notion that the land is going to "run out" when they are running, etc. And what a horrible thing for the owners to have to live with, too. Not nice, for all concerned.
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Sadly, the poor dog's body was found at the base of the cliffI truly hope and hope for a good outcome to this piece of news ... but why do people let their dogs run on cliffs or even close to cliffs? Dogs have no notion that the land is going to "run out" when they are running, etc. And what a horrible thing for the owners to have to live with, too. Not nice, for all concerned.
http://www.burnham-on-sea.com/news/2010/do...an-29-03-10.php
I can appreciate that the poor dog's owners are extremely upset but do people really need warning signs? Do they really not think ahead? I'm not being sarcastic either; just surprised that it doesn't seem to occur to people that this sort of thing can happen when you're on the cliffs.
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That was my thought too - why would you let your dogs run free on a cliff top!!! I suppose warning notices wouldn't be a bad thing, but they're no substitute for common sense
