About Could This Be One of Britain's Most Dangerous Dog Breeds?
Get ready for another action-packed episode of Animal 24:7, following the dedicated professionals who work around the clock to protect animals and the public. In East London, dangerous dogs officer Tina Delaney investigates reports of illegal Pit Bull-type dogs. Tensions rise as one suspect escapes police, another dog is seized in a busy park, and an emotional family faces an uncertain future when their beloved pet is taken away for assessment under the Dangerous Dogs Act. Later, a surprise court decision leads to an unforgettable reunion. Meanwhile, in the stunning Lake District, country vet Andrew Robinson races against time to save a cow suffering from life-threatening milk fever before tackling a difficult midnight birth where an unborn calf is trapped upside down. Plus, join the RSPCA as they rescue a frightened roe deer trapped in a suburban garden, and watch Andrew perform a delicate hoof operation on a sedated zebra at a wildlife park. From dramatic rescues and emotional reunions to life-or-death veterinary emergencies, this episode showcases the extraordinary work of the people who dedicate their lives to helping animals
Could This Be One of Britain's Most Dangerous Dog Breeds? is presented by OMG Nature. Its listed runtime is 44 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
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- Title
- Could This Be One of Britain's Most Dangerous Dog Breeds?
- Category
- Society
- Runtime
- 44 minutes
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- OMG Nature
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