Bitch | Princess Anne’s bull terrier attacks another dog at Boxing Day shoot

Princess Anne remains the only member of the royal family to face criminal charges. All I know is it’s wild that it’s Anne and she’s not Prince Andrew for example, Anne had her two children bitten by a dog in Windsor in 2001. Later she had to pay a £500 fine. Unlike her mother, Anne has never owned a corgi. She has always preferred English her bull her terrier and she seems to have the most nervous and poorly trained terrier. Her dog is always attacking people and other animals. This time at a Christmas shooting party in Sandringham.

There is nothing more shameful than being the owner of an untrained hound that sabotages your day’s hunting and shooting in British country circles. So imagine Princess Anne being properly mortified after one of the British bull terriers allegedly attacked the gamekeeper’s dog during a royal pheasant shoot.

The Sun reports that during the filming of Boxing Day on Christmas Day at Sandringham, Anne’s dog “sank his teeth” into the ear of a dog belonging to Gamekeeper and “blew a lot of blood”. battle took place. shouts. “

A source at The Sun said: It ran across the field toward the gamekeeper’s dog and got caught in his ear. “

It is well known that Anne avoided Corgis, her mother’s favorite breed, in favor of Bull Terriers. During her first purchase, the princess declared, “This will cost me a corgi in the palace.”

The latest episode seemed protracted and traumatic. A source told The Sun: A few people wondered what it would have been like if it had been Charlotte or George or the kids instead of another dog. “

Anne is in shape when it comes to her dog running wild. In 2001, when Dottie, a bull terrier, admitted that she had bitten two children while off the lead at her park in Windsor, she was (under the Dangerous Dog Law) He was the first royal to be convicted in court. The 12-year-old eldest son was bitten twice by his collarbone and leg, and his 7-year-old brother was scratched on the arm and bitten on the leg. Both went to the hospital, but didn’t need stitches. She was fined £500 and the judge warned that the dog would be disposed of if it re-offended.

A year later, another Anne’s terrier called Florence attacked one of the Queen’s Corgis at Christmas.

Norfolk Police and the RSPCA have not received any reports or complaints about the recent alleged dog incident, The Sun reported.

[From The Daily Beast]

Dogs are dogs, and I believe that sometimes there are dogs that should not be around other people or should not be put in excited situations. Anne should have learned a lesson years and decades ago when her king dog attacked her two children. She owns a huge fortune, the Gotcom, where dogs can play as much as they want and can be misbehaving and in a bad mood.

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