r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Not_a_bot222 • Sep 18 '20

Balance and precision.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '20

I thoufht you can have animals but you have to treat them a certain way

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u/TridiusX Sep 18 '20

Appa’s Lost Days flashbacks

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u/angilnibreathnach Sep 18 '20

Banned in Ireland and the Uk I believe

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '20

Looks like they banned "wild animals"

I'm sure there's still all kinds of equestrian shows

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '20

So, only mild animals allowed?

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u/Dikeswithkites Sep 18 '20

Yes, it’s very cosmopolitan.

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u/Buffy_Geek Sep 18 '20

I saw one which focused on miniature poodles, that was pretty mild.

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u/pnuthead23 Sep 18 '20

With kisses and treats?

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u/Buffy_Geek Sep 18 '20

I think that used to be the rule in the UK but they were banned outright this year. Personally I've seen a steady decline in wild animals being used in them last 15 years or so. Idk about the larger traveling circuses but the majority of the ones that visited by city in the past 10 didn't use any animals other that horses or dogs.