Sometimes a dog does have a day!!!!!!!!!!

knockonit · **Posted:** 20 Feb 2012, 06:10

Results for stupid move on teh depts part, shame the dog paid the ultimate price, so to speak.

http://www.petside.com/article/family-a ... gn=general

Flash · **Posted:** 20 Feb 2012, 07:33

They oughta shoot the cop who shot the dog, or at least prosecute him for animal cruelty. My dogs are like children to me.

Flash

qwikdraw45 · **Posted:** 20 Feb 2012, 23:23

Flash wrote:

They oughta shoot the cop who shot the dog, or at least prosecute him for animal cruelty. My dogs are like children to me.

Flash

+1,000,000!

bloodnguts · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 16:44

qwikdraw45 wrote:

Flash wrote:

They oughta shoot the cop who shot the dog, or at least prosecute him for animal cruelty. My dogs are like children to me.

Flash

+1,000,000!

X 1,000,000

(double standard in effect)

Black_water · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 17:11

This is a multi layered problem.

Why do we need these assault type raids so often? Psychologically what type of person wants to be a cop who would enjoy doing these raids? What type of person would rather shoot the dog than let someone remove it? Why is that person still a cop? Is that person still a cop?

Stuff like this is happening all too often. Why? We are employing way to many psychos to "protect and serve" and giving them way too much latitude in their duties.

Jay21 · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 18:24

My dog is like..umm my dog. I would be very pissed, and sue as the family did. This is NOWHERE even similar to a reaction "if" my kid was involved. Good on the family for taking the suit all the way, jury did OK but should have awarded more. At least they singled out the officer and supervisor.

qwikdraw45 · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 23:12

Jay21 wrote:

My dog is like..umm my dog. I would be very pissed, and sue as the family did. This is NOWHERE even similar to a reaction "if" my kid was involved. Good on the family for taking the suit all the way, jury did OK but should have awarded more. At least they singled out the officer and supervisor.

I don't have kids, so our dog is more important than that. He guards my wife when I'm at work. He let me know when she was calling for help and I didn't hear her. He keeps our feet warm in bed at night. He keeps the flying rats (pigeons) away from the yard - no pigeon crap since we got him. Best of all - we won't have to pay for college for him!

dbarnhart · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 09:28

Pointing a gun at my dog is no different than pointing a gun at my wife or child. My dog trusts me. 100%. My dog would lay down her life for me or anyone in my family. In return she trusts me to keep her from harm. I am the header of the pack. No harm shall come to any member of the pack.

phaed · **Joined:** 14 Feb 2008, 22:02 **Posts:** 1477

Black_water wrote:

This is a multi layered problem.

Why do we need these assault type raids so often? Psychologically what type of person wants to be a cop who would enjoy doing these raids? What type of person would rather shoot the dog than let someone remove it? Why is that person still a cop? Is that person still a cop?

Stuff like this is happening all too often. Why? We are employing way to many psychos to "protect and serve" and giving them way too much latitude in their duties.

all very good questions. i just wish more people were asking them.

bloodnguts · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 14:48

If shooting or killing a Police Dog is the same as killing a Policeman why isn't killing a civilian dog the same?

Double Standard in effect...

Flash · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 15:42

bloodnguts wrote:

If shooting or killing a Police Dog is the same as killing a Policeman why isn't killing a civilian dog the same?

Double Standard in effect...

It is for me. Shoot my dog and you better spend the rest of your life looking behind your back.

Flash

BubbaJJ · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 15:57

I just lost 10 IQ points reading this thread. Thank you.

knockonit · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 16:08

BubbaJJ wrote:

I just lost 10 IQ points reading this thread. Thank you.

LOL, glad to be of service, we're here all week long.

bloodnguts · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 22:17

BubbaJJ wrote:

I just lost 10 IQ points reading this thread. Thank you.

How did you manage to get to 900+ posts and still be able to form a sentence?? LOL

BubbaJJ · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 20:34

Since you put it that way, I'm starting to wonder.........

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