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Rod Liddle

It’s dark days for dogs and their owners

Banned from parks, banned from beaches, and now poisoned at Crufts. It seems like Britain has stopped loving dogs

14 March 2015

9:00 AM

14 March 2015

9:00 AM

So who is poisoning all the doggies, then? I assumed, when the first horrible reports came through from Crufts, that it was either the Russians or the Muslims. Russians seem unable to go more than a few days without feeling the need to bump somebody off. Perhaps they’d run out of businessmen to kill and thought, during this morale-sapping lacuna, it would be wise to keep their hand in by murdering a few dogs.

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