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26th May 2016
11:13am BST

“It feels like you can be gay, straight, bisexual, trans and be accepted. All I want is for the pup community to be accepted in the same way. We’re not trying to cause grief to the public, or cause grief to relationships. We’re just the same as any other person on the high street.”Despite the fact that the outwardly bizarre show was an affectionate portrayal at heart, many viewers at home had the same nagging suspicion. Namely that the programme was some sort of BrassEye satire by the master of subversive comedy himself, Chris Morris... https://twitter.com/RobinStent/status/735584147259940865 https://twitter.com/341VVO/status/735583023979241472 https://twitter.com/Goblin73Matt/status/735593371578826752 https://twitter.com/Stan_Ferguson/status/735587060543836164 https://twitter.com/030594dill/status/735582867082903552 https://twitter.com/scouselesley/status/735582179003138050 https://twitter.com/ladyjenkin/status/735579094558052352 https://twitter.com/Chrisjameson9/status/735580568553988097
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