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Yeah, cause killing innocent animals is hilarious.
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Originally Posted by boxus
How is it not necessary?
Because this thread has absolutely nothing to do with service dogs. So brining up the "but fake service dogs!" argument is just silly.
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Originally Posted by k350
I would be more concerned about the person who did that, than the idiot who let their dogs run loose.
Me too. I would be very disturbed to know that one of my neighbors would do that to a dog, let alone multiple dogs. If they have no problem killing animals, what else might they do the next time they're mad at a neighbor? It's sickening that people think that type of behavior is perfectly acceptable.
I would be more concerned about the person who did that, than the idiot who let their dogs run loose.
"Running loose" and being destructive and a threat.
It was a relatively small, rural community with a few smallish developments on the fringes occupied by foreigners. My understanding from the few local people I knew as acquaintances was that this man had enjoyed his role as harasser and that killing these wild dogs was done by several people.
People there dealt with their community problems themselves, and only called the police for major problems.
The last place I lived a guy had three dogs running wild in the neighborhood, and he was totally FU to all complaints from his neighbors.
One morning he came out to find his three dogs hanging by their necks from a tree in his front yard. So, the woman in this thread is showing restraint.
Decent people don't commit such acts, and neither do they condone them.
Decent people don't commit such acts, and neither do they condone them.
Although decent people can allow others to kill such dogs for them. It’s not about killing dogs but about the procedure. And when the proper procedure is followed those who kill dogs are decent people.
Although decent people can allow others to kill such dogs for them. It’s not about killing dogs but about the procedure. And when the proper procedure is followed those who kill dogs are decent people.
No, decent people do not killing dogs and then string them up in trees as some kind of vigilante justice. That's a disturbed individual, not someone who was following the "proper procedure".
Decent people call animal control and report the owner to the proper authorities. The owner was the problem, the dogs were just being dogs. Unless properly trained a dog does not know that running loose is a problem. Yes, calling animal control might also lead to the dogs deaths, but at least it will be done humanely. There is no reason to torture a dog to death because of a bad owner.
Although decent people can allow others to kill such dogs for them. It’s not about killing dogs but about the procedure. And when the proper procedure is followed those who kill dogs are decent people.
What a false equivalency.
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Decent people don't commit such acts, and neither do they condone them.
It would definately be disturbing to have a person like that somewhere in the neighborhood, but it is something for pet owners to keep in mind. If pets are annoying the neighbors, you never know what sort of nut case might be somewhere close.
It's not unusual for dogs that bark constantly and donkeys who sing at break of day to be poisoned.
Part of keeping your pet safe is making sure your pet isn't annoying the neighbors.
That "neighbor close by" can cover a lot of territory. I once tracked down a loud, noisy, constantly barking dog and that dog was three miles from my house. I talked to close neighbors and they hated those dogs with a passion. No one hurt those dogs, but be aware that if your dogs are annoying neighbors, they migt be annoying a lot of people and the percentage of nutcases in our society can be rather high.
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It would definately be disturbing to have a person like that somewhere in the neighborhood, but it is something for pet owners to keep in mind. If pets are annoying the neighbors, you never know what sort of nut case might be somewhere close.
It's not unusual for dogs that bark constantly and donkeys who sing at break of day to be poisoned.
Part of keeping your pet safe is making sure your pet isn't annoying the neighbors.
That "neighbor close by" can cover a lot of territory. I once tracked down a loud, noisy, constantly barking dog and that dog was three miles from my house. I talked to close neighbors and they hated those dogs with a passion. No one hurt those dogs, but be aware that if your dogs are annoying egbrs,they migt be annoying a ot of people and the perentage of nutcase in our society can e rater gh.
I don't disagree with this, woodsmoke, and certainly wasn't attempting to make a case for letting dogs roam free. There are a lot of sick individual out there, and many serial killers and other violent criminals abuse and kill animals before going on to humans.
No, decent people do not killing dogs and then string them up in trees as some kind of vigilante justice. That's a disturbed individual, not someone who was following the "proper procedure".
Decent people call animal control and report the owner to the proper authorities. The owner was the problem, the dogs were just being dogs. Unless properly trained a dog does not know that running loose is a problem. Yes, calling animal control might also lead to the dogs deaths, but at least it will be done humanely. There is no reason to torture a dog to death because of a bad owner.
So you agree with me; the proper procedure should be followed for killing dogs.
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