Katie Price slammed for ‘putting puppy in danger' as fans warn ‘you need to keep your pets safe!'
KATE Price fans have demanded the star keeps her "pets safe" after calling out another potential mishap.
Furious fans were quick to remark on the mum-of-five's latest YouTube video, which saw her riding her horse Wallace near a busy road.
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It came just weeks after she was slammed by an animal charity over a "dangerous" move which saw her dog hanging out of her car window.
Now fans have taken to her page to leave their angry comments, with one exclaiming: "Is it any wonder those animals get killed so often!"
Katie explained to her viewers in her video caption how she still keeps her horses in the stables next to her Mucky Mansion home.
The mum of five who recently shared a snap of her five pets after welcoming Cocker Spaniel Rookie, wrote: "Even little Rookie is there.
"I want him to get used to the horses and he does so well."
The adorable pooch could be seen scooting around after them and Katie said of Rookie in the video as she cantered: "Oh he's good already isn't he, they learn so quick."
As her riding mate said: "Don't go near the back legs," Katie replied: "Well he hasn't learned that yet, but he will."
The dog ran out in front of her as she added: "Wait til we get to the field Rookie."
Yet a handful of fans were left hugely concerned by the scenes.
One wrote: "No one was looking out for the dog on the road. Is it any wonder those animals get killed so often!"
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A second put: "No hi vis on the horses or the dog ffs! So stupid of them both!!"
A third then wrote: "Katie please watch the dog, you were on a road and the dog was running around, we don't want another accident do we!"
One then added: "Worried about the pup so close to the horses back legs. Only needs one kick…we had a loose dog running around in our horses field and it was kicked in the head. Killed it instantly.
"Very sad but dogs should never be under the horses feet like that, no matter how 'bombproof' you think the horse is."
Katie's troubled pet history
November 2017
One of Katie's horses was killed on the A24 after it broke lose from its field. She announced the death on social media and said she was devastated.
February 2018
Katie's dog Queenie was hit by a car near her home, with the former model blaming a delivery driver for leaving the gate open.
November 2018
Katie claimed the family's pet chameleon, called Marvin, died from a broken heart after her children Junior and Princess moved in with her ex husband Peter Andre.
February 2020
Her Alsatian Sparkle lost her life after getting lose and being hit by a car. Katie posted the news on social media but was hammered by fans who called for her to be more careful.
July 2020
Fans rounded on Katie after her daughter Princess's puppy Rolo suffocated. JRC Bullies who gifted the dog to Katie were furious and said: "We are heartbroken that this has happened as we told Katie not to leave a small puppy on its own. "We can't believe that the puppy was left unattended as we had left strict instructions.'
November 2022
Katie came under fire after she revealed her pomeranian Sharon had been hit by a car and killed outside her Horsham home.
June 2023
Katie was slammed by PETA after her seventh pet was killed. She revealed her dog blade had been run over on the same stretch as road as her last dog Sharon.
October 2023
Katie had four Chihuahuas but in October she sold two of them for £2k each.
Another then surmised: "How long will this poor dog last? This is someone who should not be allowed to own another pup after her track record."
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The concern comes after Rookie was at the centre of attention again this month - for all the wrong reasons.
The pooh was seen hanging out of the window of her car, with the window fully down as Katie held on via the pink harness.
She could be be seen filming in the wing mirror, and wrote: 'Anyone else have a pet like this?'
But an animal charity then hit out at the star for sharing the Snapchat video.
In a statement, a PETA spokesperson exclusively told The Sun: 'While it's wonderful for dogs to enjoy the great outdoors and lovely when guardians include them on suitable outings, it can be damned dangerous to have the car window lowered enough for them to jump or fall out."
The star has not had the best of luck with her furry friends.
The petition against Katie owning animals came after her dog Rolo was found dead by her son Harvey's carer after getting stuck under a chair.
Rolo's tragic accident happened five months after another of the family's dogs, Alsatian Sparkle, was killed running into a busy road.
Another dog, Queenie, died in tragic circumstances in 2018, when she was struck by a delivery driver.
In 2017, one of her horses escaped her West Sussex property and was killed when a car hit it on the A24.
Animal rights group PETA has also said Katie should be stopped from owning any more pets.
T he petition to stop Katie from owning animals has now reached a huge 37,000 signatures.
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