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To: Immerito
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Story says that the animals were in a field, not in a fenced area. And yes, the cop should have shot the stray. Are you from this area? Are wild dogs (aka "strays") a problem? Is this owner a responsible person?

36 posted on 01/31/2011 9:07:00 AM PST by Kenny Bunk (America might survive Obama. It cannot survive those who vote for him)
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To: Kenny Bunk

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That article does not discuss the same story. That incident occurred in Arizona. This incident occurred in Indiana.

Story says that the animals were in a field, not in a fenced area.

The fighting dogs were found in a field apparently adjacent to the owner’s property. Likely the stray, realizing that the dogs were about to give him a righteous chewing, attempted to flee and the mastiffs pursued and caught him.

And yes, the cop should have shot the stray.

We are agreed on that score. The fact that a collar and part of a chain was on the female mastiff should indicate to any observer that these were owned animals that had broken loose.

Are you from this area?

I have never lived in Indiana.

Are wild dogs (aka “strays”) a problem?

In my opinion, strays are a problem no matter where a Freeper lives.

Is this owner a responsible person?

Since the owner had restrained the dogs (which pulled loose with justifiable provocation, that would indicate that the owner was concerned with keeping her dogs under control; unless further evidence turns up to indicate irresponsibility, I think we can safely assume a responsible owner.


40 posted on 01/31/2011 9:14:38 AM PST by Immerito (Reading Through the Bible in 90 Days)
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