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To: CrimsonTidegirl
I’m still grieving for my precious Blue Heeler who I was forced to euthanize on April 1. He was struck by my neighbor’s father in law’s SUV and suffered grievous injuries. I’ve always had a good relationship with the aforementioned neighbors, but I feel some resentment because the father in law hasn’t called to apologize, and the neighbors didn’t seem too concerned.

Under what circumstances did the FIL strike the dog with his SUV?

Did the FIL drive onto your property? Or, did the dog get out of the yard?

203 posted on 05/02/2024 1:30:37 PM PDT by Ol' Dan Tucker (For 'tis the sport to have the engineer hoist with his own petard., -- Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 4)
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To: Ol' Dan Tucker

Technically, our dog was on our property. We have an empty field adjoining our yard and our property ends beside their garage. We have always allowed them to use their vehicles on our property.

Our Blue Heeler and his mother, a Golden Retriever, were playing in our field near their garage when it happened.

I don’t place blame on the father in law because they were playing close to his vehicle, even though it was our property. I just believe that he should have at least expressed some condolences. We would have been polite and nice, because he didn’t do it on purpose.

If I accidentally struck someone’s pet, I would call and apologize.


206 posted on 05/02/2024 2:00:46 PM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl (Do your American duty: Burn a Ukrainian flag today!)
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