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capnhowdy 07-07-2009 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by sugarpop (Post 580132)
If your dog is outside a fence with no leash, and you are nowhere in sight, you should be fined.

One of our neighbor's dogs (a pit bull puppy) got loose the other day and attacked a woman walking her dog (a shitzu). And the puppy KNEW the dog/woman he attacked. She lives in a small rental unit behind their house. She told the police she didn't want to file charges or have anything happen to the puppy. The shitzu that was attacked was taken to my vet. She (vet) told us the injured dog was OK, it wasn't really hurt. All the blood in the street (and there was a LOT) and on the dog actually belonged to the woman, because she was bitten numerous times while trying to get her dog away from the puppy.

I didn't even KNOW the people had a dog, and apparently they have THREE, all pit bulls. They never walk them, which is probably WHY there was a problem in the first place. I swear, some people just should not have dogs. Dogs need to walk, every day. Some need to walk more than others. But they ALL need to walk. AND they ALL need discipline (rules, not punishment).

My nearest neighbor is a half mile away. I let my dogs out three times a day to potty. I never let them out of my sight.
But the law here is, if I don't have them on a leash, Badaboombaddabing. 150 bucks. Pay the man at the door. The total weight of my two dogs is 35 lbs. What a major threat to my neighbors 2640 feet down the road on the other side of a 5 lane highway.
I agree with you about leashing your pet in certain scenarios. But I've cared for my dogs 7 & 9 years without incident. Now they want me to tie a leash around my buddies' necks every time they need to go outside? I beg to differ. They'll just have to fine me. Fork 'em.:headshake

xoxoxoBruce 07-07-2009 11:40 PM

If they try to fine you, shoot the son of a bitch for trespassing.

capnhowdy 07-08-2009 03:34 PM

Don't tempt me. I may get away with it if I blame it on a flashback. I AM unstable, you know.

busterb 07-08-2009 04:29 PM

Sugarpop. How about we agree to disagree and you go F@## Off!

Pico and ME 07-08-2009 05:54 PM

My husband runs in our neighbood. The other day a boxer cornered him and when my husband put his hand out in a friendly gesture, the dog bit him. My husband called the cops on the owners and they are being fined. Its fine and dandy if you live in the country, but if you let your dog run loose in a populated area, you are just asking for Animal Control to pick him up.

Aliantha 07-08-2009 06:09 PM

My dad shot his last dog that wouldn't stay inside the fenceline (it's only a barbed wire fence to keep the neighbours cows out of his property). It kept wandering up to the neighbours place which is about half a km away.

The dog he has now is pretty good. She goes for long gallops all over the place, but never goes up to the neighbours. Her favourite passtime is catching hares and rabbits.

We have two dogs, and if we leave the gate open, they'll bugger off up the street. i don't agree with dogs being 'let out' in residential areas, but when you're in a rural area, it's a bit different imo.

Aliantha 07-08-2009 06:12 PM

Oh, and I wanted to say, Hobo looks identical to a dog I had once. His name was monty and he was a chiwawa x shitzu. Same wiry coat and all. Exactly the same colouring. He was a wanderer. Actually, I should have called him hudini. He could escape any fence. If he couldn't climb it, he'd just dig under it. He spent a lot of time on a long rope, but then he'd bark.

In the end I had to find him a new home when Mum got sick. I didn't have time to look after her and chase a wayward dog all over the neighbourhood.

sugarpop 07-11-2009 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by busterb (Post 580350)
Sugarpop. How about we agree to disagree and you go F@## Off!

Why the hostility? I simply gave an opinion. You disagree? Fine. There is no need to be an asshole about it though.

sugarpop 07-11-2009 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by capnhowdy (Post 580200)
My nearest neighbor is a half mile away. I let my dogs out three times a day to potty. I never let them out of my sight.
But the law here is, if I don't have them on a leash, Badaboombaddabing. 150 bucks. Pay the man at the door. The total weight of my two dogs is 35 lbs. What a major threat to my neighbors 2640 feet down the road on the other side of a 5 lane highway.
I agree with you about leashing your pet in certain scenarios. But I've cared for my dogs 7 & 9 years without incident. Now they want me to tie a leash around my buddies' necks every time they need to go outside? I beg to differ. They'll just have to fine me. Fork 'em.:headshake

That is a little different. I was speaking more in terms of being in close contact with other people. And I acknowledge that some dogs can be off-leash and not run up to other people or attack or act up. Those dogs are well trained. Not all dogs are though, and it's hard to tell if a dog is off leash running around the neighborhood which he will be, unless you know the dog personally. In the country it doesn't matter as much, and I agree the laws should be different in those situations.

capnhowdy 07-12-2009 11:30 AM

Yeah.... really they should have two ordinances. One for city and one for county. But they don't.
If I ever take my dogs to a congested area or any place they are not familiar with, I am sure to leash them. For their safety.

binky 07-12-2009 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Undertoad (Post 572415)
A Jack may need obedience training before he gives a crap what you say, B. :)

We have a Basenji - Maybe German Shepard (?) mix that is like that. Smart sucker but willful as hell. Sweet, too (thank goodness). He is the first dog I've ever had that I actually wanted.

sugarpop 07-13-2009 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by binky (Post 581067)
We have a Basenji - Maybe German Shepard (?) mix that is like that. Smart sucker but willful as hell. Sweet, too (thank goodness). He is the first dog I've ever had that I actually wanted.

My ex had a Basenji once. He said she was the coolest dog. She didn't bark, but made singing noises. My husky makes really interesting sounds. She's very chatty. She is also sweet and willful as hell, I'm learning.

binky 07-14-2009 12:31 AM

Mine very rarely barks but does this great BAROOOO howl when he gets excited (as in going for a walk, his favorite thing to do)

sugarpop 07-15-2009 01:15 AM

Do you by any chance have a beagle? :D

busterb 07-20-2009 09:04 PM

Sugarpop. I apologize for my cheap shot. Too much going on.
How about we agree to disagree

busterb 07-20-2009 09:07 PM

I have some great stories and photos about the little shit, and maybe the Skunk. Stand by.

sugarpop 07-21-2009 01:56 AM

Thanks busterb. No problem. Apology accepted and much appreciated. :)

I now also have a border collie. He used to belong to my ex. He's the one in the picture I posted in the pet thread. :) Only now he's gained a bunch of weight, so I have to get him trim again. He's a great dog, very sweet and highly intelligent. I only wish I had some sheep for him to herd. :D

busterb 07-25-2009 08:57 PM

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Good part first. I hope.
HoBo has been missing since Wednesday night, but, I have a cop friend looking into it.

busterb 07-25-2009 09:02 PM

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busterb 12-16-2009 11:57 PM

Since July, and Hobo has been gone.
Today I had a talk with the mayor and he sent the cheif of police around.
Who I had called twice a week and he never came.
Today He tried to tell me he had called & talked to me about this.
So I told him that since I've had troubles about my son's student loan, I started to record all phone calls. So you can wait. It'll take me about 2 hours on computer to re-call all the messages and find yours. Well the shoe didn't fit then. We'll see what happens now.

xoxoxoBruce 12-17-2009 12:27 AM

Fingers crossed. :fingerx:

busterb 12-19-2009 06:56 PM

Nothing happened. Big bunch of BS when he came back. Said that the guy that talked to kids had moved on.
But I told him I need the names of kids. We'll see! I haven't forgotten about this.

Griff 12-20-2009 07:13 AM

Sorry busterb.

busterb 12-21-2009 09:24 PM

Carried dog to vet today. No good news, but gave me some meds to try.

DanaC 12-22-2009 03:35 AM

Awww. Hope the meds help Buster.


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