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[SlitheryDee]

You're right, it's not acceptable for kids to touch dogs that they are told to leave alone.

It's not acceptable for anyone to touch anything that the owner tells them to leave alone. It's also not acceptable for a dog to bite anyone ever. The second statement trumps the first.

 

[CPA]

I rarely ever agree with you on anything but this was horrible.

Many Vets would even come to the home and do it there.

OP fail on so many levels.

It wasn't a loss, it was just pure murder. :thumbsdown:

You know I can take the blame, but you are an outright fucking asshole.

If you would have read the whole thread, wait we're talking Dave here who doesn't read or comprehend a damn thing, I already called the vet. The vet would NOT do it.

 

[ichy]

It's not acceptable for anyone to touch anything that the owner tells them to leave alone. It's also not acceptable for a dog to bite anyone ever. The second statement trumps the first.

Oh please, what if some stupid punk ass kid decides to smack another person's dog, or throw rocks at it or something like that? He has NOBODY but himself to blame if he gets bitten.

I actually really detest genuinely vicious dogs. If I'm walking down a sidewalk and a dog comes up and bites me then it's dangerous and should be put down. Someone who touches a dog after being told not to is a completely different story. Spare me all the "oh but what about poor kids" nonsense. "For the children" are three of the most evil words in the English language.

 

[ixelion]

GTFO of this thread. You clearly don't have the simple compassion most humans should have. OP just put his dog down, do you go to funerals and say "yeah crazy old bitch deserved it" as you stand over the body?

A compassionate human being would properly train their dog so this wouldn't happen. It is sad the dog was put down, but I can't help wonder if it could have been prevented. (maybe not?)

It also seems the above quote is making the implication that a dead person should illicit the same societal response as a dead dog, I don't think there is any need to point out the problems with that premise.

I wrote this for my own entertainment.

 

[videogames101]

Dogs are animals, humans can think. 99% of the time it's the human that did something stupid to get bitten, but hey, fuck responsibility right? Thats our motto, 'MERICA

 

[Charles Kozierok]

Spare me all the "oh but what about poor kids" nonsense.

Well, you seem unable to address that part of the argument, so I'm inclined not to "spare you".

Children sometimes don't do as they're told. People (even adults) sometimes misunderstand, or don't speak the same language, or get drowned out by a passing truck.

If you take a dangerous dog into a public place then you are responsible if it bites someone, except perhaps in cases of egregious provocation. And what happened here doesn't qualify.

The bottom line is that a mistake was made by taking this dog into a public place unmuzzled. The owner of the dog understands that. Pity that you do not.

 

[chimaxi83]

I rarely ever agree with you on anything but this was horrible.

Many Vets would even come to the home and do it there.

OP fail on so many levels.

It wasn't a loss, it was just pure murder. :thumbsdown:

Every time you post outside of P&N, you make a complete fool of yourself. You should probably stop.

OP is being rather calm in the face of obvious no life trolls. He's admitted to his mistake, he's owned up (to the extreme) to his actions, what the fuck more do you idiots want?

 

[amish]

Who the fuck are you to say that, fuck off...

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wow, so "enough, please stop posting on this issue" is too harsh for you?

you aren't contributing anything to this thread except for calling other members names, using explitives, and closing your mind to anyone who differs from your opinion. grow up.

 

[clamum]

Sorry for your loss OP, but there's some seriously excellent arguing in here. MOARRRR.

 

[ichy]

Well, you seem unable to address that part of the argument, so I'm inclined not to "spare you".

Children sometimes don't do as they're told. People (even adults) sometimes misunderstand, or don't speak the same language, or get drowned out by a passing truck.

If you take a dangerous dog into a public place then you are responsible if it bites someone, except perhaps in cases of egregious provocation. And what happened here doesn't qualify.

The bottom line is that a mistake was made by taking this dog into a public place unmuzzled. The owner of the dog understands that. Pity that you do not.

The owner of the dog understands that his dog was the victim of draconian laws that left him with no good options.

I get that kids sometimes do stupid things. I just don't think we should bend over backward to protect them from any and all harm under all circumstances. There was a time when we understood that bad things occasionally happened, but now our society feels the need to turn everything into a damned lawsuit.

Edit: IMO the situation where the dog bit the UPS guy was the far more serious one. The other woman should have kept her hand to herself.

 

[slightlyhuman]

still amazed by the ignorance in this thread.

what a stupid dumb bitch. don't pet your dog? he might bite?

fuck her and her mom.

 

[DesiPower]

wow, so "enough, please stop posting on this issue" is too harsh for you?

you aren't contributing anything to this thread except for calling other members names, using explitives, and closing your mind to anyone who differs from your opinion. grow up.

both sides are not taking any shit from the other, you are not ready to accept that a dog biting human Is not acceptable, so screw you.
If my posts have not contributed any thing then neither has yours, you should GTFO too

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[edro]

Dogs are animals, humans can think. 99% of the time it's the human that did something stupid to get bitten, but hey, fuck responsibility right? Thats our motto, 'MERICA

It is the dog owner's responsibility to keep a biting dog at home.
...but hey, fuck responsibility right? Thats our motto, 'MERICA, where we can attack people for no reason!

 

[videogames101]

It is the dog owner's responsibility to keep a biting dog at home.
...but hey, fuck responsibility right? Thats our motto, 'MERICA, where we can attack people for no reason!

Lol wat? You ok bro?

So what you're saying is, "It is the dog owner's responsibility to keep a dog that bites people who approach it when warned it bites at home."?

 

[videogames101]

both sides are not taking any shit from the other, you are not ready to accept that a dog biting human Is not acceptable, so screw you.
If my posts have not contributed any thing then neither has yours, you should GTFO too

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Are you ready to accept that if you approach a dog it may bite you?

 

[Geekbabe]

CPA, my heart goes out to your family, particularly to your kids, what a hard decision to have to make. After saying all that though, all I can think of is the big, noisy house party I attended years ago & the 2 huge, aggressive Great Danes that basically held me prisoner frozen against a wall for HOURS until our drunk host decided to go looking for his doggies. The thought of being bitten by a dog of that size makes me want to wet my pants in fright.

 

[Blieb]

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AT THIS POINT I'M READY TO BITE ALL YOU MOTHER FUCKERS!!!

Very sorry for your loss CPA
You gave him a great afternoon, and it's only because of the stupid political shit that you couldn't be there at the end.

Most of the negativity in this thread is from people with no ability to comprehend the bond between humans and animals.
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[DesiPower]

Are you ready to accept that if you approach a dog it may bite you?

Yes I do, Andi never in my life will do that.
That being said, in this case, there are other facts too, the mail man was trying to do his job. No matter how dumb that lady was, she
didn't deserve to get bitten. Many people when they see a dog being walked by a kid do not expect it to be visious.

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[Charles Kozierok]

Are you ready to accept that if you approach a dog it may bite you?

No.

If all it takes for your dog to bite someone is for them to approach it, then it needs to be kept out of the public.

Period.

 

[Cattlegod]

I would have investigated to see if someone could adopt him out of the state.

 

[Phoenix86]

Ritalin mas???

That's not saying we should treat animals = or > humans AT ALL. It's a similar situation where someone has lost a loved one and compassion is called for not a dressing down. I guess it shouldn't surprise me you don't see the similarity since you have the social skills of a rock. You know... context and all.

Because yes, having compassion for someone who lost a loved animal is exactly what's causing society to go down the drain. It's clearly not people like you who look down your nose at them, or worse yet...

people who can't enough "companionship" from humans can do whatever they want to in their bedrooms

Accuse them of bestiality...

Keep fighting the good fight, chief.

 

[videogames101]

No.

If all it takes for your dog to bite someone is for them to approach it, then it needs to be kept out of the public.

Period.

You will never understand animals, I'm sorry for you. =(

 

[Phoenix86]

A compassionate human being would properly train their dog so this wouldn't happen. It is sad the dog was put down, but I can't help wonder if it could have been prevented. (maybe not?)

It also seems the above quote is making the implication that a dead person should illicit the same societal response as a dead dog, I don't think there is any need to point out the problems with that premise.

I wrote this for my own entertainment.

OP admitted some wrongdoing. Yes, all animals should be trained. It possibly could have been prevented, in fact I'd go as far to say it should have. But that isn't the point now is it? It was that you show compassion when someone lost something they cared about, especially when they understand they were at fault.

You don't beat someone over the head with personal responsibility when they accept responsibility...

 

[Ronstang]

Sorry about your dog but you won't get flamed from me. I have always said if any of my dogs ever becomes a biter then they will have to be put down. I WILL not have an animal I cannot trust and control.

You did the right thing, as hard as it may be.

 

[slightlyhuman]

This was on my mind the entire time I walked my pup yesterday. RIP Trooper=/

CPA, if you need to vent, PM me. I'm sorry the ass hats came out in this thread.