US EditionJeremy Clarkson devastated as puppy dies just hours after announcing farm in lockdown - Gloucestershire Live
CHIPPING NORTON, OXFORDSHIRE, UK, AUG 1 – Diddly Squat Farm will close for eight weeks due to bovine tuberculosis, with farm shop operations continuing; one puppy's death deeply affected Jeremy Clarkson and his family.
- Television presenter Jeremy Clarkson announced the death of one of his puppies after confirming a bovine tuberculosis outbreak at his Diddly Squat Farm.
- Clarkson stated that the disease poses a severe threat to cattle, leading to mandatory culling, and indicated the farm will be locked down for at least two months.
- He shared on social media that he and his staff were 'absolutely devastated' by the news, indicating emotional distress over the situation.
- The outbreak will require further testing on his cattle, with Clarkson acknowledging, "I'm not enjoying it this week.
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Jeremy Clarkson says he 'is not enjoying farming' after 'awful' week
Jeremy Clarkson, 65, said he is also dealing with “a very sickly calf”, and discovered that one of his puppies had died.
·Great Malvern, United Kingdom
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thisisoxfordshire.co.ukJeremy Clarkson's heartbreaking farm update as puppy found dead
Jeremy Clarkson has shared a heartbreaking update after one of his puppies was found dead at Diddly Squat Farm, Oxfordshire.
·Oxford, United Kingdom
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