YAY DOGGIES!!!
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Here's one for the puppies
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Hi all,
Hmmm...
Time for the NRA to update its motto: "Guns don't shoot people; people--and dogs--shoot people." Go figure. 
While I certainly don't condone what this man did (far from it; his was an act of barbarism), I'd prefer to see an animal put to death--humanely--than to see it live under the thumb of a cruel owner.
If you're not mature and responsible enough to share your life with an animal, don't get one. If you have one and you can't take care of it, give it to someone who can.
Like Sharon, I fume over this kind of insensitive behaviour.
While I won't be saying, "Yay for the puppies" (after all, a killing tool is a killing tool, regardless of who--or what--pulls the trigger), I will be hoping this canine marksman and his surviving littermates will find a good and loving home.
Maybe the gentleman with the shattered wrist will be feeling the pain of his cruelty for a long time to come.
CJ
Hmmm...
Time for the NRA to update its motto: "Guns don't shoot people; people--and dogs--shoot people." Go figure. While I certainly don't condone what this man did (far from it; his was an act of barbarism), I'd prefer to see an animal put to death--humanely--than to see it live under the thumb of a cruel owner.
If you're not mature and responsible enough to share your life with an animal, don't get one. If you have one and you can't take care of it, give it to someone who can.
Like Sharon, I fume over this kind of insensitive behaviour.
While I won't be saying, "Yay for the puppies" (after all, a killing tool is a killing tool, regardless of who--or what--pulls the trigger), I will be hoping this canine marksman and his surviving littermates will find a good and loving home.
Maybe the gentleman with the shattered wrist will be feeling the pain of his cruelty for a long time to come.
CJ
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I'll say it again then for in your honor CJ.
YAY FOR THE PUPPIES!
There is no doubt that those puppies had a waiting list of people waiting to adopt them across the globe. Especially the one I like to call trigger.
I don't think the owner needs to suffer anymore that he will for the rest of his life as being known as a puppy killer and a person shot by a dog.
)))))
At least "he says" he was shooting them because he thought it was the only way. So I have compassion for him, but I still think he deserved to be shot by a puppy.
Beauty
YAY FOR THE PUPPIES!
There is no doubt that those puppies had a waiting list of people waiting to adopt them across the globe. Especially the one I like to call trigger.
I don't think the owner needs to suffer anymore that he will for the rest of his life as being known as a puppy killer and a person shot by a dog.
)))))
At least "he says" he was shooting them because he thought it was the only way. So I have compassion for him, but I still think he deserved to be shot by a puppy.
Beauty