Jack Russell banned from pet service at church because he is ‘unchristian’

VICAR Glyn Austin's Jack Russell has been banned from his special pet service after parishioners complained the dog was unchristian.

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Glyn Austin has banned his Jack Russell from his church's special pet service

A Shetland pony and her foal will be among animals at Sunday’s event at St Cenydd's Church, Llangennith, South Wales. 

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But the Reverend Mr Austin said that his beloved pet Boots had been kicked out because she is notorious for biting other creatures. 

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He said: “It was my idea a few months ago to set up the pet service so that we could involve lots of local people with the animals in the church's activities, and maybe encourage them to come along to our Sunday morning service. 

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Boots doesn't mix well with over animals

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The Reverend Mr Austin adopted Boots after three families couldn't handle her

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I'd love to take Boots along but I'm afraid that members of the congregation have told me I can't

The Reverend Mr Austin

“I'd love to take Boots along but I'm afraid that members of the congregation have told me I can't. 

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“She's rather aggressive and she doesn't mix very well with other dogs. She doesn't like cats or rabbits either. 

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Members of the Reverend Mr Austin's congregation don't want Boots to attend

“I adopted her seven years ago after she was found wandering around near Cardiff City Stadium.

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“When I adopted her, they told me three families had already sent her back to the home, but I like a challenge.”

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