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re: We need criminal felony legislation for owners of this breed!!
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:51 am to LSUbest
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:51 am to LSUbest
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I agree with you, but give them back corporal punishment. Not abuse, corporal punishment.
The leftist took corporal punishment from parents long ago.
The good book tells us if we spare the rod we spoil the child. Imagine that!!
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Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:55 am to Timeoday
I’d rather put the owner down than the dog. My aunts two dogs were killed by a pit bull. My family maid was mauled by one as well.
But I currently live with one, it’s changed my view on the animal I’m not gonna lie. But I imagine it’s how they are raised.
But I currently live with one, it’s changed my view on the animal I’m not gonna lie. But I imagine it’s how they are raised.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:00 am to Ricardo
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In the same vein, the parents of minor age children should face the consequences of their offspring's actions. Especially, in the cases of violent crimes. They are your responsibility. Therefore, you should be responsible for their actions.
Lots of legal issues to work through there that are not present when talking about a dog.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:03 am to Craig86
A dog needs to be trained, it needs to socialize, be around other dogs & kids and corrected immediately on how to behave. Being a dog owner has similarities to being a parent. It’s the owner/parents job to teach their pet or child NOT THE GOVERNMENT!
Posted on 2/26/23 at 1:02 pm to Timeoday
You are already responsible if your dog hurts or kills someone else. I had a pitbull type dog and she was the sweetest dog ever. frick your stupid take
Posted on 2/27/23 at 8:29 am to narddogg81
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I had a pitbull type dog and she was the sweetest dog ever.
My 75 lb Staffie would be dominated by your 10 lb Shih Tzu (if you would own such a creature). She is the least violent dog I've ever owned. Nobody told her she is a pit bull.
At this very moment, she is hiding in the corner so our 14 year old Boykin Spaniel doesn't come take her bone away.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 8:38 am to Timeoday
How did all of these dogs get "loose" at the same time to roam and subsequently gang up to attack?
That sounds like a city issue.
Now, if these were somehow owned and yard kept animals that got out of their restricted areas, then that is the owners responsibility.
I generally don't buy the bad dog theory. It's so very random that these issues arise with domestic kept breeds not raised to fight. It's much more dangerous to walk among other humans to be honest - lol/.
That sounds like a city issue.
Now, if these were somehow owned and yard kept animals that got out of their restricted areas, then that is the owners responsibility.
I generally don't buy the bad dog theory. It's so very random that these issues arise with domestic kept breeds not raised to fight. It's much more dangerous to walk among other humans to be honest - lol/.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 8:58 am to Cajun Tigah
quote:Now THAT is a dog
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Posted on 2/27/23 at 8:59 am to CoachDon
A 9mm would have solved the problem. These are likely drug dealer dogs.
A really nasty type person moved in near my dad about 30 years ago and his Rottweilers (multiple) would occasionally get out and chase people into their homes. People complained to the police but they couldn't take action since no one had been maimed, yet. My dad (WWII vet)kept a rifle by the door for that and told the dog's owner that if he got chased or they came in his yard those dogs were dead meat. It was not an idle threat. I saw my dad hit running cottontails with an open sight .22. He could flat out shoot.
Funny how they never got out again. Fortunately they all moved about a year later.
A really nasty type person moved in near my dad about 30 years ago and his Rottweilers (multiple) would occasionally get out and chase people into their homes. People complained to the police but they couldn't take action since no one had been maimed, yet. My dad (WWII vet)kept a rifle by the door for that and told the dog's owner that if he got chased or they came in his yard those dogs were dead meat. It was not an idle threat. I saw my dad hit running cottontails with an open sight .22. He could flat out shoot.
Funny how they never got out again. Fortunately they all moved about a year later.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 9:22 am to Dex Morgan
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Yeah just what we need. More government intrusion in our lives. You all are not conservatives if you want to give even more power to the government. You already have the right to kill an animal that is trying to attack you.
And really, you want parents held criminally accountable for the actions of their kids? You're going to send the parents to death row for a murder 17 year old Dequane committed? You already have the right to kill Dequane as well if he's trying to attack you.
Grow up.
Should your next door neighbor be allowed to own a tiger?
Posted on 2/28/23 at 12:25 pm to AggieHank86
Big lovable fuzzball. She had no idea she was a dangerous dog. ??
Posted on 2/28/23 at 12:52 pm to CoachDon
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domestic kept breeds not raised to fight.
Ironically enough, dogs raised by fighters have historically been the last ones to bite a person. It's an unexpected positive of a disgusting activity.
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