Local dog killed "cruelly" but no one knows who did it!

wtf wrote:

haha keep your dog tied up and that wont be a problem!!

apple7 wrote:

People who are sick enough to do something like that should have the samething done to them. Whats next are they going to try it on a kid who is trick or treating. A sick person like that wouldnt hesitate at lacing candy with antifreeze. It doesnt matter if the dog shouldve of been chained up because it happened on someones private property. There are some really sick and twisted people out there.

Sweetbabyj wrote:

Not defending the person who did this but maybe it was meant for a cat. People seem to think that cats can be outside pets but those of us who don't own them, don't like cleaning up after them! They crap under bushes, dig through trash and jump on people walking on the sidewalks.
If you want a pet keep it on your property and don't let it roam the town. Same with dogs, rabbits & kids. Keep them out of the yards of people who don't have them or don't want them, or quit complaining when someone calls the cops or takes matters into their own hands.

wtf wrote:

<quoted text> No some people see animals as a commidity and others see them as on the same line of life as humans if not with humans above them. I get real aggervated because I guarantee that this thread gets more comments than one about the guy who sexualy assualted his step daughters. Some people would rather defend an animal that just lays around and eats all day, rather than a child. It pisses me off. Sorry about the lost of the pet, I probobly commented to quick without thinking. But whenever I hear the news and I hear them say "some farmer shot his dog because it was sick, and now is in prison" then I go to Wal-mart and see a convicted child molester free. It bothers me. To thread below no I dont know who did it. I dont even now where Frey acers is

Sweetbabyj wrote:

Not defending the person who did this but maybe it was meant for a cat. People seem to think that cats can be outside pets but those of us who don't own them, don't like cleaning up after them! They crap under bushes, dig through trash and jump on people walking on the sidewalks.
If you want a pet keep it on your property and don't let it roam the town. Same with dogs, rabbits & kids. Keep them out of the yards of people who don't have them or don't want them, or quit complaining when someone calls the cops or takes matters into their own hands.

local lady wrote:

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I don't see anything in my post that says I think of animals any better than human beings. That is a totally different story and believe me, I have more compassion for a human than a dog but I was just sad to see that anyone could be so cruel to "any" living thing. If that pisses you off, so be it.
OF COURSE I do not hold any animal above any human. Your statement about my thread has "nothing" to do with what I was saying. I was only wondering how "any" human could do this to an animal. And to top it off, since you're so concerned about the difference between a dog and a child-- three little kids had to witness the death of their beloved puppy because some STUPID human decided to kill it instead of calling the owners if they had a problem, or even the authorities.
And I am sorry, but I have a feeling you DO know where Frey Acres is.

wtf wrote:

lady I dont even have a dog, nor do I live by frey acres. Stil not sure where it is? So do you belong to PETA? I am willing to bet that you are one of these left wing low lifed liberals that thinks they are always right?

wonderin still wrote:

are you sure you are not just trying to cover for your very bad cooking. the dog would not have been the first to suffer at your house.

wtf wrote:

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I am not sure but I think it is off of hill road? maybe? Am I close? It is real easy for humans to do that to animals. It happens everyday. Do you belong to PETA

Sweetbabyj wrote:

Has it occured to the owner or police (you did call them, right?) that this was done by kids driving around and throwing the hot dogs from a car? Just because your dog ate one doesn't mean it was the only one out there.
Also, I watch my grandchildren very closely in the yard and they would NEVER have the time to put something in their mouth that they picked up from the yard. If your kids eat stuff from the yard then you aren't watching them close enough.

sister amy wrote:

Maybe you hover over your grandkids because you dont have a fenced in back yard. It only takes a second for a kid to stick something in their mouths. Im sure you cant keep your eye on them every second. How can kids in a car throw a hot dog over a fence when it is in the backyard and there is no alley behind the house? <quoted text>

Randys Mom wrote:

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Are you really this stupid? Where did it say the yard was fenced in and the hot dog was thrown over the fence? I have a fenced in yard, 3 dogs, 2 grandchildren and neighbors that are Darwin Award runner-ups. I watch these kids like I did my own......carefully. I don't leave them unattended for any reason. It sounds like you and your friends haven't figured out how to do that yet, which is proably the reason someone threw a poisoned hot dog in your yard!
If it was thrown over a fence with as little access as you seem to think then you pissed off someone with a dog that yaps all night, children that aren't attended properly and a dumba** for a parent. I feel for your neighbors.