Wife knows where the local hog farm is. The Frenchie is all she has left from her late brother. I am not sur the perp would be dead when tossed in with the hogs.

So would I... Move over John Wick. :mad:

He looks like a cool dog Baz but he's Australian so...

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Thanks for this, Norm.....

"Ma'am I'm a Navy SEAL, Have been for ten years. I'm not gonna hurt myself"

I love the 10 seconds of total silence after he says "I'm not letting these guys go they just murdered my dog."

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You would be seeing me on the evening news in hand cuffs.

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This is a typical incinedairy forum thread that will never end well. You all know the cowboy keyboard is going to get struck. Some topics should just be left alone. Sorry, KC, but this is on you.

BTW, a man here in Long Beach went to a neighbor's fence and dropped a cement building block on a small dog killing it. They gave him a year in jail. IDK if he served his time.

I prolly shouldn't start threads after watching the local news at noon ;)...

Or in the early morning ...

Biden has a GSD that bites .... Trump has probably never even had a dog, and HRC is a female dawg :D

PARF?

It is now... LOL ;)

In my humble opinion the people who have posted in this thread are venting.

But if this happened to their dog IRL? - Again IMO, nobody knows what they'd actually do!

Right, it depends a lot on circumstances. Some people may think they'd be mad, but their first focus may be the dog, going to hold/cradle the dog and then overcome by grief. I'm not sure that in a grief stricken state everyone would develop the anger to kill. Some folks, may go straight to rage and kill and then go to the dog and grief afterwards.

I have no idea what I'd do. I suspect seeing it happen or finding it after the fact would also play a big roll in your reaction.

Sounds like the plot line of John Wick.

I really like my dog. It would be a tough call.

This is obviously a very emotional issue for a lot of people. Many will respond that they would react more violently if someone shot their dog than they would if someone shot their spouse, or their children, or their mother. There is an innocence, a helplessness, a trust that we see in our pets that is often missing in people. We feel we must defend that more aggressively than we need to defend other humans, who ostensibly are more worldly and aware, and maybe a bit more capable of doing so for themselves.

There are absolutely legitimate self-defense situations, for sure, but there are also enough of the LEO "shooting the family dog" incidents to have earned a place in our national conversation. It has become ubiquitous enough to have generated its own internet memes, its own line of dark humor, and all of that. Much like the Mustang exiting the local cars and coffee. And, well, also like that, entirely overblown, as these things tend to get. But they do happen, enough to have gotten our collective attention.

The mind just boggles at the level of sheer cowardice, the abject lack of empathy, and sheer cruelty required to shoot someone's dog just because one can. Just unfathomable to me. Even more unfathomable is how this sort gets past all of the psych evaluations and whatnot required to get on any sort of police force, sheriff's department, federal alphabet soup agency, or anyone else with the authority to carry a gun in any sort of official capacity. It does not speak well for any agency that lets someone like this slip by and get hired. They need to do better.

God help anyone who shoots either half of my local planning committee.

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Yup. Feed 'em to the pigs. No evidence.

Some people have hogs as pets...instead of dogs.
I wouldn't want my hog eating a human.

Have had two GSD's and two pugs, still have my second one a 3 year old named Tennessee Jed, like Jeff and other have mentioned I am not sure what I would do....

Could be a situation that calls for burying someone alive in a pine box.

Back in 1990 or so, someone stole my German Shepard puppy from in front of my house. Skipping the long story, I knew that he was stolen and had not wandered away and/or been run over.

I moved heaven and earth to get him back and I did, in a city with many millions of people. I put an ad in the paper offering a huge reward for his return, (thousands of dollars). I did not actually have any money at the time but I had a few bullets. I was getting my dog back. I was murderous, thank god it did not come to that.

If someone intentionally killed my dog, I would kill them and deal with the consequences. I don't have a photo handy of that dog but here is me with his parents on the day I got him: :cool:

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