EPISODE · Dec 7, 2022 · 32 MIN
5. He Died like a Dog Because He was a Dog
from Dead Competitive · host BBC Radio 4
In this episode Kerry gets wind that Jagger could have been collateral for a much bigger cause – animal rights activism. She looks into the PETA protests at Crufts in 2015, and the arguments against dog shows. “A dog is better off dead than in a crate.”
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In this episode Kerry gets wind that Jagger could have been collateral for a much bigger cause – animal rights activism. She looks into the PETA protests at Crufts in 2015, and the arguments against dog shows. “A dog is better off dead than in a crate.”
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In this episode Kerry gets wind that Jagger could have been collateral for a much bigger cause – animal rights activism.
She looks into the PETA protests at Crufts in 2015, and the arguments against dog shows.
“A dog is better off dead than in a...
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