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Answering any questions from anybody about a deceased dog is a really bad idea. Look up the video Don't Talk To The Police.

We have had stray dog problems on and off here on the ranch over the years, we just shoot them and throw them in a canyon, in a couple of days the birds and coyotes clean them up and scatter the bones, if they have a collar on, we take it to the truck stop and throw it in a truck with Mexico, plates. No problem. Rio7

Good advice for everyone. Have seen the video.

What I’m speaking of is calling the cops with dead pits in your neighbors yard after the pits mangled an old decrepit yellow lab. One of the pits had a collar with a name tag on it.

The old yellow lab died that night.

Since that time it’s been open season on those running loose.

Now you guys have me worried. Found a dead cat in our back yard yesterday with it's abdomen torn open and it's insides completely cleaned out and licked clean... threw it in the trash this morning and it went out with the garbage pick up... now I'm going to have to worry if someone will think I killed their cat because it was hanging out in my yard all the time and fed it to the coyotes that sometimes hang around the neighborhood....

Bob

Dogs in my neighborhood are just a fact of life, single-story homes maybe 20ft apart, from back in the days when people wanted back yards. Most backyards including mine got a dog or three in ‘em which, depending on the people, receive varying amounts of care. Folks are pretty tolerant.

I guess after a while you just zone out the barking, but then I ain’t next to a beagle either.

Problem dogs.......

I bet I'm smart enough to figure out who may have killed my dog. I am pretty sure you have no idea of what folks like in a man. tooty.

#Enoughsaidonit


mike r

A man told me how he handled his neighbors dog problem. He lived in the city, which made shooting the dog impossible. The dog was the terror of the neighborhood, growling at kids playing, crapping in everyone's yard, peeing on the flowers and car tires, getting into garbage, and of course the owner wouldn't do a thing.

So, the guy rigs up and old extension cord with some bare lines, coated in bacon grease, along with some other goodies. About midnight he heard a noise, went to investigate and found the dog dead, and the smell was awful.. He put him in the back of his truck, left early for work, and dumped it on the side of the road about a mile down the road. He said that when he got home that night, the dog's owner was out on the street, and told him that it was a bad day for him, because ole Spot had gotten hit by a car. Guy said he couldn't figure it out though, because he'd never known ole Spot to go that far away from home............lol.

JFC.....

went that far and people died.
Fugged up big time.....
Wonder how many sheeple in that area never reported schitt either over the years.
Just let schit develop and escalate over how much time...
Lot more behind that story than just what is said in that link.......


Just like my wifes run in couple weeks ago.
We dealt with it with animal control and the police.
Owner got 2 250 dollar citations for dogs at large.

Then the paul harvey rest of the story incidents over the last 3 yrs with azzholes 2 shepards that went unreported by the sheeple in my neighborhood started coming out.

Fughing azzholes........
Puzzy,s not wanting to be known as bad people for calling the cops....
Going to hospital and telling em something totally bogus how schitt happened.

Well at least now a record has been established.
Next incident reported aint gonna be just a fine I bet.
Just kinda hoping it dont involve someone getting attacked or maimed ...

If I could get away with killing them 2 shepards I would.
Told dude he is lucky my wife didnt get bit.
And I will kill his dogs if my wife or daughter are attacked by his dogs
One way conversation .....
Told the cops verbatim exactly what I said to azzhole also.
Cop on the downlow said you cant sir.
A human wasnt bit, but on your property and you feel in danger you have all right to kill those dogs.

Gotcha....

Animal control took my wifes statement then started knocking on sheeple doors asking about their run in,s also.
Talked to both of us at length.

Me and the ole lady putting them fugga,s on the spot by talking to animal control.
LMFAO!!!
Animal control thanked us for the info and said if the dogs bite another person they will be put down.

1 unreported bite on 1 woman
1 "" "" """ 1 man
1 attack on a ladies small dog and she got a broken collar bone trying to break it up
1 attack and 400 dollar vet bill on another persons dog.

All fughing unreported or made excuse for until my wifes incident.

Fugging sheeple.
How you think them scumballs would feel if some kid in the neighbor woulda got attacked,
They wouldnt come forward I bet.
Just go about their sheeple life like they had no connection to it ....





If they ever get loose and come on my property they are dead.
Probably doing the neighborhood a preemptive favor actually.
2 of my neighbors are in the same mindset after hearing of my wifes encounter and the sheeple unreported ones also.
They will kill those dogs if they get loose and come on their property

Buncha bullschitt.

just like good fences,

good dogs make for good relations with the neighbors.

You have an enemy for life

I suggest that you offer to doggie sit the beagle while the owner is working.

If Ren can handle the situation like a responsible adult I would bet others could too. Look out brother you have made an enemy for life!


mike r

Sounds like the breaking point for an already failing psyche. Unspeakably sad.

I am surprised the 82 year old guy didn't shoot the dog at the start of his rampage.
He knew the County was going to confiscate the dog and euthanize it.

It's the other way around......

It's the other way around.....

So, if it's the other way around twice, does that take it back to the first position?

Lol!!!
No......

This reminds me of a story a co-worker/friend told me. He was laying out a gas line on a customer's property and their yappy little dog was snapping and snarling at his heels the whole time. When he finished up he went out front to his truck and the little bastard bit him on the ankle. He said it was a knee-jerk reaction when he stomped the dog's head with the other foot and it died. He looked around and nobody saw it happen so he kicked the dog out into the road and went out back and told the woman her dog was laying in the road. She came out & said that GD dog is always out there, I'm not surprised he got hit!

Sad to hear about the little girl being killed in the OP's story.