Recent content by thea1

I think it explains it in my post above, but i say again, I don't think watching the whole programme would have changed my opinion, showing that way of killing a horse can not be put in a different context. And i don't believe that killing a horse in that way justifiable, whatever your culture

Wow; I wouldv'e thought as horse lovers; (I am an owner of a showjumper,) that people would have also found what the bbc showed as shocking, I feel it did warrant a complaint, MY OPINION, I am quite shocked that people thought it was an alright thing to show a horse being strangled with a rope...

Just to clarify; muffinino; I flicked on to the channel, saw the distressing scene and turned it off, i stayed on the channel for a maximum of around 3 minutes, I did not watch the whole programme and then decide to complain, I am not that much of a hypocrite.

I didn't catch the very start of the programme so didn't get the benefit of the warning beforehand, otherwise I would have chosen not to watch. But are you seriously saying that the scene needed to be shown in such a detailed manner, with close ups of the distressed animal? you may be...

Can't believe what I just saw .... was almost sick when they showed a mare strangled / beaten to death and then skinned. Was it really necessary to show this in such graphic detail - even if a warning was given at the start of the programme. Please please ring up the BBC and log a complaint.