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@bright.ton42 wrote:

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@azureline** wrote:
Its illegal to leave a dog in a car alone

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Do you have a link to that Az please?  I never knew that and I've been googline without success.  I know it is illegal if the

temperature/humidity is high but otherwise I didn't know.  I never leave my dog in a car as it hates it and kicks up bigtime, but a lot of my friends do (not in the heat). 

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I don't know about the laws but I did get an officical police warning when I was dog sitting and left the dog in the car for half an hour one night.

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@j*oono wrote:

None of this makes any sense. You said that you let your dog out of the car as you normally do and now you say that your leave her in the car.

 

Either way. I've heard it said before that "boongs don't like dogs".  Please understand, not my words.

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Perhaps he meant he let the dog out as he normally does every time he sees someone he thinks might be a Muslim walking towards him. 

Nah, I have half a pigs head in the Fridge for that

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

 

it is very unusual for muslims to 

keep dogs as pets.

 

if they do, they are not allowed to 

keep them inside.

 

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Wrong again, the dogs are inside, part of the family; the one that I bred is allowed on furniture, but not on their bed.  The breeder in France have the whole pack all over the house, including their bedroom, when I visited them they had 7 dogs, and they took me to visit other people who had dogs from them, some of them were also Muslims, and I did not see one single dog not being treated the way I expect my pups to be treated = part of the family, living inside with access to the garden.

I think some people can't get their heads round the idea that not every single thing written in the Koran is obeyed to the letter by every single Muslim.

Jewish law lays down incredibly complicated rules for cooking anfd food handling - rules that probably made sense in the Middle East all those centuries ago. Nowadays however not many Jews folow all those laws to the letter.