Irish Terrier attacked by a wild boar

Irish Terrier-ist attacked by a wild boar in Luberon Mountains and receives multiple breaks to his right hind leg. At 6am on tuesday 6th July 2010 while walking in the forest behind Chateau de Sade, Logic Hotch-It happens on a litter of wild boar ( Sanglier ) piglets. The hunting season being closed was no deterrent for a feisty terrier who despite being a vegetarian ( as his owners ) made no concessions for the abundant signs ” Chasse Interdit “. ( Hunting Forbidden ). Both the boar and sow had a different attitude and Logic Hotch-it’s blatant disregard for Ignoring the protocol, has cost both he and his owners dearly. Hotch-it will be out of commission for one month and the uninsured incident coast Finn Mac Eoin ( authour of Two Suitcases And A Dog ) 850 Euro’s.

One response to “Irish Terrier-ist attacked by a wild boar”

I was in Lacoste for Casanova at Chateau de Sade and I met
” Logic Hotch-It ” with Finn Mac Eoin. There is an American College in Lacoste and the female students call Mac Eoin’s dog, ” Logic ” and the males call him ” Hotch-It “.
One has to ask though, what kind of a man would go and call his dog ” Logic Hotch-It ” ?
I was curious and ventured a little further by buying his book which is for sale in Pierre Cardin’s shop in Lacoste.
After completing ” Two Suitcases And A Dog ” I have discovered a lot about the author and all I can say is, his book makes Peter Mayle’s ” A Year In Provence ” look like a wet kitten. Mac Eoin is such a character and his book so natural and true to what we expect from real life drama. He arrived in France pennyless and not a word of French. Mayle arrived and bought a 4 million euro house.
Two Suitcases And A Dog is a survival guide and assures the reader that anything is possible. Mac Eoin has evolved into an icon in The Luberon and all from native cunning and risk. He is just like Logic Hotch-It, Irish and full of Celtic Madness.

Read Two Suitcases And A Dog and you will never complain about problems in your life again.

Thank You Pedigree Dogs for this wonderful site.

Ana Hribar.