mugging at gunpoint demanding dog

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t this happen to lady Gaga’s dog walker?

Yes. And the dog walker was shot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people live in DC? It sounds horrid. If you need to pack heat to walk your dog something is wrong.

You think this stops at the dc line?

Absolutely. The rates of gun violence, or violence in general, in the suburbs is considerably less. EG - DC rate of homicide is over 10x that of Fairfax County. That's a MASSIVE difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get a lot of offers to buy my dog or threats to steal her. It's actually made me think about buying a gun.
I'd probably refuse to hand her over. I wouldn't want to live without her anyway.

Please get some help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people live in DC? It sounds horrid. If you need to pack heat to walk your dog something is wrong.

You think this stops at the dc line?

Absolutely. The rates of gun violence, or violence in general, in the suburbs is considerably less. EG - DC rate of homicide is over 10x that of Fairfax County. That's a MASSIVE difference.

And there are vast differences inside the city, which is normal. The ultra-wealthy quarters are much safer than the iffy quarters. The problem is that areas that were recently thought as "Safer than before, I might want to buy there" are actually not.

[Anonymous]

I have a pug and think about this a lot. I seldom walk very far with her and stick close to home. I’m pretty sure I’d fight to the death for her. Sometimes just putting up a fight is enough deterrent.

[Anonymous]

My demanding dog was going to mug me at gunpoint, but they wouldn't give her a permit, so she just held me up at barkpoint instead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't you have a chip in your dog? Give up the dog, call the police, then call the vet. Simple and everyone lives

Chips don't have GPS. They are for situations when someone finds a pet without a collar and wants to locate the owner. I doubt someone who steals a dog at gunpoint would then take the dog to the vet to find out who the owner is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I get a lot of offers to buy my dog or threats to steal her. It's actually made me think about buying a gun.
I'd probably refuse to hand her over. I wouldn't want to live without her anyway.

Please get some help.

Please stop feigning concern in a passive aggressive manner.

[Anonymous]

I have a beautiful Siberian Husky that draws a lot of attention. She's also a tough B and is very intuitive. Doesn't like men except for DH and my nephew.. I would probably hand her over and she might go for their neck of the person if she felt I was in distress.
My other dog is a big goofy lab who walks terribly on the leash now that he's old. He would probably just lay on the ground like an anchor and not go with the person. They would give up and leave him there.