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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again.

The good news: DD is healing beautifully and doesn’t seem to even remember the incident.  No signs that she’s scared of any dogs!

The bad news: the dog unfortunately passed away while being monitored.  We don’t know what happened and we are sincerely sad with this outcome.

The owners were clearly VERY upset and we had an incident last week where the husband came to our house and physically threatened our family.  Police were called and it’s just been a downhill shitshow since.

We do not feel safe in this neighborhood anymore.  It’s just been really rough and I never imagined this would unfold as bad as it has.[/quote]

[b]How hard did you kick the dog, OP? Like hard enough to cause internal injuries? Are they saying you killed the dog?[/quote][/b]

Curious too. What was the cause of death? Improper care while quarantined or internal bleeding from a really hard kick? Team OP, but I can see how the latter would cause more animosity especially against a small dog who did no lasting damage. (Not defending the dog and my dogs are all big who would never bite; I know the smaller ones are dicks, but if you kicked the thing like it was a football in the Super Bowl enough to kill it I can see that being perceived as an overreaction).

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You don't truly sound very "Team OP" in this post. WTF with the "overreaction" comment? When an animal has its teeth sunk into the flesh of a child, no parent (except maybe the most insane "dogs are God" types) is going to pause and ponder, "I should kick but only SO hard in case I injure the little guy!" Any parent is going to kick to dislodge that dog. Period. If those owners try to make out that it was OP's kick that somehow killed the dog, no judge or jury is going to say OP is responsible for any amount of force used to end an attack on her child. [/quote]

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