Anonymous wrote:He'd make a good cop. Well, not a "good" one. But he'd fit in well in most any American PD.

The vast majority of police have never drawn their weapons, except in training. Who will you call when you're threatened, attacked or afraid?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is why we shouldn't have ANY guns.

Or better yet a reminder to follow the law and leash your dogs, as we do not know who may have a gun

Oops. I jaywalked. Hope some vigilante doesn't shoot me down in the street.

Youre an idiot. When I jaywalk, I can't suddently run down the street and start bitting children.

Maybe you can. Maybe you shouldn't be jaywalking.

Anonymous wrote:WTF?!? Granted the dog shouldn't be off-leash, but if my dog accidentally slipped out of her harness in the park and some freakshow shot her I'd kill the guy. Without a second thought.

Really? You would murder another human who killed your dog in self defense?

Who is the nut job here?

So if the owner of the dog had a gun and felt threatened by a man with a gun who shot her dog does she have a right to shoot him? Hes the one that pulled the gun in the first place right? That would make me feel threatened.

He was wrong, The dog should have been leashed yes, but the dog didnt bite anyone and wasnt even barking. People need to take the time to learn about animal behavior. A jumping dog doesnt mean its aggressive.

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Anonymous wrote:What's the problem, the criminal was shot dead

The 10 month lab puppy?

Few people would consider a full sized lab a "puppy" particularly if it was off leash, away from its owner and acting aggressively towards you.

Anonymous wrote:What's the problem, the criminal was shot dead

The 10 month lab puppy?

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Anonymous wrote:WTF?!? Granted the dog shouldn't be off-leash, but if my dog accidentally slipped out of her harness in the park and some freakshow shot her I'd kill the guy. Without a second thought.

Suuuure you would, tough guy.

Right. I guess he would shoot me too.

Anonymous wrote:"Uh, no. Shooting a dog charging at you, in a relatively populated park, is bad choice. He could have missed, hit a bystander. The bullet could have traveled through te dog and continued on. Very bad judgment. I condemn him for it."

+1.

So, if that "justified" bullet had strayed and hit a human being, would you all have been so quick to be on this man's side? What if it were, god forbid, someone you knew? Sure, the dog owner was irresponsible, but the gun-toter made a choice to escalate and use deadly force. Is that what we've come to? Shooting dogs in a public park where innocents are around?

Exactly. It was excessive and reckless.

Anonymous wrote:WTF?!? Granted the dog shouldn't be off-leash, but if my dog accidentally slipped out of her harness in the park and some freakshow shot her I'd kill the guy. Without a second thought.

Suuuure you would, tough guy.

Mean, the dog is one issue, but I am not a fan of people walking around armed and just shooting. That bullet could have gone anywhere. I am trained in shooting, and my husband has a C&C, but people should not be walking around parks with guns.

What's the problem, the criminal was shot dead

Dog owner was clearly at fault.

It's a shame her beautiful dog died, but the death is on her head. She could have easily prevented it by leashing, as is the law.

Leashing your dog protects your dog, my dog, and other people.

LEASH

YOUR

DOGS

"Uh, no. Shooting a dog charging at you, in a relatively populated park, is bad choice. He could have missed, hit a bystander. The bullet could have traveled through te dog and continued on. Very bad judgment. I condemn him for it."

+1.

So, if that "justified" bullet had strayed and hit a human being, would you all have been so quick to be on this man's side? What if it were, god forbid, someone you knew? Sure, the dog owner was irresponsible, but the gun-toter made a choice to escalate and use deadly force. Is that what we've come to? Shooting dogs in a public park where innocents are around?

Anonymous wrote:WTF?!? Granted the dog shouldn't be off-leash, but if my dog accidentally slipped out of her harness in the park and some freakshow shot her I'd kill the guy. Without a second thought.

Dog was purposely left off leash and allowed to run far out of the sight line and control of the owner. A pack of two dogs was menacing the victims. The owners were too far away to intervene and the dogs were not responding to (far away) voice commands. The victim repeated called for the owner to help but the owner did not in any meaningful way. Dog was adult sized and not a "puppy" as claimed by theat fault owner. Owner was also at fault for purposefully deciding to allow her unresponsive and untrained dog to run free in a public park not meant for unleashed dogs.

VERY different from a dog slipping out of a harness your reach.

The owner is 100% at fault. The other person is a victim.

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Anonymous wrote:This is why we shouldn't have ANY guns.

Or better yet a reminder to follow the law and leash your dogs, as we do not know who may have a gun

Oops. I jaywalked. Hope some vigilante doesn't shoot me down in the street.