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Thread: Man kills neighbor's dog with sledgehammer after it was hit by two cars (RAGING)

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Originally Posted By ChapLips⏩
Maybe if you're a ****ty owner. The people that were driving the cars must be ****ing idiots and should be euthanized. I have no clue how you hit a dog on a neighborhood street, I hope they drive off a cliff.
Jesus you guys lack some serious critical thinking. DOGS GET OUT unless they're behind a padlocked steel cage 24/7 there is a chance.

I have a fenced in yard that doesn't keep some kid playing a joke opening the gate or whatever. Yes it's the owners fault but it happens. Dogs get out have got out and will continue to get out from not until the end of time even with the most careful owners.
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Originally Posted By Mcfreako⏩
If the dog was really in a ton of pain and not repairable then it might be ok...just would have preferred it to be with a gun

If the dog was very likely to survive and be ok then fuk that guy
Very dangerous to discharge a gun in a residential area. Also no guaranty that the first shot will do the trick (seen this with a deer that had been hit).

Sledgehammer is actually a safe and relatively uncruel method is that it is over quickly.
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smashing a dogs head with a sledgehammer is something most people wouldn't have rushed to do

so fk this neighbour.

also wasn't his call to do it anyways
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Jesus you guys lack some serious critical thinking. DOGS GET OUT unless they're behind a padlocked steel cage 24/7 there is a chance.

I have a fenced in yard that doesn't keep some kid playing a joke opening the gate or whatever. Yes it's the owners fault but it happens. Dogs get out have got out and will continue to get out from not until the end of time even with the most careful owners.
Again, that changes nothing and it's not that hard to contain a dog, if you're responsible. Anyway, it's still on the owner.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Dogs get out, it happens.
Thats not an excuse by any stretch of the imagination, plus who knows how long it would take the owner to find the dog, guy made a call in a bad situation that the dogs owner is directly responsible for and then the owner gets pissed? Fuk that guy he shouldnt be allowed to own a dog
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Originally Posted By Hesher⏩
Were you dropped on your head as a child?

Animals run out into the road without regard for what is happening. It's very easy for them to get hit, as attested to all the deer carcasses I see on the side of the road.
Dumb ******* deer jump out onto roads, dogs aren't as fast unless they're in a full sprint. Most deer carcasses are from people hitting them at night because they can't see or they suddenly jump out. Since the article said so many people were surrounding the dog, I'm guessing it was day. Also, pit bulls are rather large and would be easy to spot on a road with a max speed limit of 40 AT MOST but still probably less.
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Originally Posted By dhawkeye1980⏩
Thats not an excuse by any stretch of the imagination, plus who knows how long it would take the owner to find the dog, guy made a call in a bad situation that the dogs owner is directly responsible for and then the owner gets pissed? Fuk that guy he shouldnt be allowed to own a dog
The lady at the scene was trying to take it to a vet, and fuko the clown shows up with a sledgehammer. Yea, I am sure he's a solid guy, probably put razor blades in the Halloween candy he hands out.
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Not on a leash. Glad it is dead. No way the guy should have gone on his property though.

I kill feral cats all the time. They kill all the native stuff. Laughable people can shoot deer/ducks on your property but it is against the law to feral/unleashed cats/dogs on your property.
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Originally Posted By Iamasupersayin⏩
lol at using sledgehammer, should have just popped one in his head to get it over with quick and humanly
I am assuming if he had a gun he would have done that.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Dogs get out, it happens.
It should NEVER happen when you own pit bulls
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unfortunately the responsibility starts with the owner. i have a dog and it's my job to keep him contained ESPECIALLY when i'm not home. if he breaks out of my house (which can not happen if doors are shut and locked, i don't understand this "it happens" argument) whatever happens next is still my fault.

it's all shocking and sad but the owners have to take responsibility here unless there's more to the story about how/why the dog is outside the house when they're not home.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Jesus you guys lack some serious critical thinking. DOGS GET OUT unless they're behind a padlocked steel cage 24/7 there is a chance.

I have a fenced in yard that doesn't keep some kid playing a joke opening the gate or whatever. Yes it's the owners fault but it happens. Dogs get out have got out and will continue to get out from not until the end of time even with the most careful owners.
Sorry but if your dog gets out because your fence isn't tall enough to contain them, that's your fault. And no, it isn't something that "happens." My dogs are always outside but never have escaped in 10+ years because my fence is at the proper height.
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Originally Posted By TrueForester⏩
Not on a leash.Glad it is dead.No way the guy should have gone on his property though.

I kill feral cats all the time. They kill all the native stuff. Laughable people can shoot deer/ducks on your property but it is against the law to feral/unleashed cats/dogs on your property.
How do you know the cats are feral?
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Originally Posted By TrueForester⏩
I kill feral cats all the time. Laughable people can shoot deer/ducks on your property but it is against the law to feral/unleashed cats/dogs on your property.
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Originally Posted By FannySkelper⏩
How do you know the cats are feral?
They are outside on my property.

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Originally Posted By SirFapsAIot⏩
Again, that changes nothing and it's not that hard to contain a dog, if you're responsible. Anyway, it's still on the owner.
Of course it's on the owner. My argument was you automatically labeling the owner irresponsible because his dog got out. Animals get out. Animals escape from zoos with multi-million dollar enclosures and security staff with multiple layers of fencing. It happens it doesn't automatically make the owner irresponsible.
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Originally Posted By ChapLips⏩
Sorry but if your dog gets out because your fence isn't tall enough to contain them, that's your fault. And no, it isn't something that "happens." My dogs are always outside but never have escaped in 10+ years because my fence is at the proper height.
Congrats your dogs haven't got out what's your point?
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Originally Posted By Frontrun33r⏩
Yeah, he shoulda left it there to die on its own, in extreme pain.

If I heard my dog was hit by two cars and in extreme pain, and someone killed it, I'd thank the guy for taking it out of its misery, and I have an extremely spoiled pup.
terrible argument

i've known dogs that were hit by cars, or run over. they've survived. if you took away my chance to make that choice for myself, I would rip your head off. There's a reason I pay monthly for pet insurance. you have no idea whether the dog could have been saved.

Only way i would be okay with this scenario is if the dude who put my dog out of his misery was a licensed veterinarian.
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Originally Posted By TrueForester⏩
They are outside on my property.

Gators love them.
What did you mean when you said you were glad the dog is dead?
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Originally Posted By TrueForester⏩
Not on a leash. Glad it is dead. No way the guy should have gone on his property though.

I kill feral cats all the time. They kill all the native stuff. Laughable people can shoot deer/ducks on your property but it is against the law to feral/unleashed cats/dogs on your property.
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
terrible argument

i've known dogs that were hit by cars, or run over. they've survived. if you took away my chance to make that choice for myself, I would rip your head off. There's a reason I pay monthly for pet insurance. you have no idea whether the dog could have been saved.

Only way i would be okay with this scenario is if the dude who put my dog out of his misery was a licensed veterinarian.
Yeah that's true, one thing to consider is dogs are amazingly durable animals it would blow your mind to see the things they've come back from and fully recovered.
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
terrible argument

i've known dogs that were hit by cars, or run over. they've survived. if you took away my chance to make that choice for myself, I would rip your head off. There's a reason I pay monthly for pet insurance. you have no idea whether the dog could have been saved.

Only way i would be okay with this scenario is if the dude who put my dog out of his misery was a licensed veterinarian.
Terrible argument.

The owner wasn't there until after the fact.

You don't know how injured the dog was.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Yeah that's true, one thing to consider is dogs are amazingly durable animals it would blow your mind to see the things they've come back from and fully recovered.
exactly

just think about all the dog abuse videos that circulate ********, with someone causing an abandoned dog to lose a leg because they didn't change their bandage ever, or to grow up without a snout because of some previous damage that the owner didn't want to fix, so they just left the dog to fend for itself.

Every time i see one of these videos, i rage, and then am amazed by the fact that the dog can not only recover, but go on to be a happy animal who brings happiness to others. And usually, these are cases where I would write the dog off as a total loss and assume they are going to die within a matter of days, regardless of how much help I receive.

So anyone who says this dude is in the fukin right to make the choice of whether someone else's dog lives or dies is a fukin heartless azzhole, or just absolutely and willfully ignorant. We aren't living in the 1800's anymore.
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Terrible argument.

The owner wasn't there until after the fact.

You don't know how injured the dog was.
actually a very good argument considering a dog is considered property. you don't get to decide what happens with other people's property. The dog was not hurting anyone by laying on the grass bleeding. While it sucks that the dog was in pain, I'm sure the dog would have appreciated it if he could have been saved, instead of being killed. How do you know the owner wasn't on his way home as it happened? or just around the corner?

not to mention the story fukkin says another neighbor wanted to take the dog to the vet, but the dude took initiative and killed the dog anyway

stop being ****ing obtuse you idiot
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there is a fukin reason the dude is being arrested now

lol the more I read into the article, the dumber this dude is.

ex-National guard and athlete, so that gives him authority to know when a life is beyond saving?
used a golf swing type hit that requires follow through for maximum impact, instead of the proper fukkin way a sledgehammer is supposed to be used? which would be the most humane way?

hit the dog on the back of the neck instead of striking through the skull?

EVEN ****ING ADMITS HE WOULD BE MAD IF SOMEONE DID IT TO HIS DOG?!

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oh wait AND after he did all this, he just went back in his ****ing home without calling cops, vet, owner, or anything. Keep defending his actions lmao.
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So um.. anyone of you have to balls to deal with a pitbull that just got hit by a car? Anyone?
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Of course it's on the owner. My argument was you automatically labeling the owner irresponsible because his dog got out. Animals get out. Animals escape from zoos with multi-million dollar enclosures and security staff with multiple layers of fencing. It happens it doesn't automatically make the owner irresponsible.
The owner IS irresponsible because his dog got out. Yes, he is automatically irresponsible and it cost the dog its life. On the other hand the dog could have attacked someone which would be grounds to put the dog down immediately. It's entirely on the owner.

If animals are breaking out of the zoo it's because they didn't take the necessary precautions to ensure that the animals don't escape. The zoo is responsible in these scenarios just like the owner is responsible in THIS scenario. We're not talking silverback gorillas, elephants, lions, rhinos, etc., it's a domesticated animal and with the proper fencing and precautions, it stays on the owner's property where it belongs. It's not rocket science.

If you buy a gun and your kid finds it and shoots himself, his friend, or family members, guess what? YOU'RE irresponsible. You should have locked it up and kept it inaccessible. Let me guess, "Oh well, these things happen, y'know you can't control kids!" Amazes me that people can just cast responsibility to the wind, your dog, your responsibility and if you can't fulfill that responsibility, you're...irresponsible.
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he kills the dog because he felt it was the right thing to do but he’d object to someone doing what he did to his own pet. he probably let the neighbors dog out.
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
exactly

just think about all the dog abuse videos that circulate ********, with someone causing an abandoned dog to lose a leg because they didn't change their bandage ever, or to grow up without a snout because of some previous damage that the owner didn't want to fix, so they just left the dog to fend for itself.

Every time i see one of these videos, i rage, and then am amazed by the fact that the dog can not only recover, but go on to be a happy animal who brings happiness to others. And usually, these are cases where I would write the dog off as a total loss and assume they are going to die within a matter of days, regardless of how much help I receive.

So anyone who says this dude is in the fukin right to make the choice of whether someone else's dog lives or dies is a fukin heartless azzhole, or just absolutely and willfully ignorant. We aren't living in the 1800's anymore.



actually a very good argument considering a dog is considered property. you don't get to decide what happens with other people's property. The dog was not hurting anyone by laying on the grass bleeding. While it sucks that the dog was in pain, I'm sure the dog would have appreciated it if he could have been saved, instead of being killed. How do you know the owner wasn't on his way home as it happened? or just around the corner?

not to mention the story fukkin says another neighbor wanted to take the dog to the vet, but the dude took initiative and killed the dog anyway

stop being ****ing obtuse you idiot
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Originally Posted By sclimb⏩
So um.. anyone of you have to balls to deal with a pitbull that just got hit by a car? Anyone?
Yes, I would have grabbed a blanket from my trunk and driven the doge to the ER vet.
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