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Sorry for your loss
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That really sucks! I am very sorry you, your gf and your kids have to go through that
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i feel for the dog man... that's really lame. Happened to my mother in law's Pom about 10 years ago. Somehow it got through the fence and a German Shepard decided to "play" with the new toy it saw running through its back yard.
The dog that killed your GF's dog isn't to blame. Blame the owner, sue the shit out of him/her/them, and move on. There's no sense in punishing a creature that is nothing more that a sum of it's training and instincts. |
The animal attacked and killed an invited guests dog who had implicit permission to be there and had every expectation that it was not a hostile environment for her or her animal. There's not much else to say I dont think. As far as I know, no judge is going to care what an animal considers to be it's own territory. Maybe the dog whisperer :)
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http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/danishswedishfarmdog.htm That's just like a Jack Russell Terrier not exactly massive. http://i.imgur.com/hoyir.jpg |
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Wait a minute now, the killer dog was a Jack Russell Terrier? :1orglaugh
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Common sense says you put a large predator with a small predator and you will have problems. It would be like putting a small gay man in a biker bar and have him grab someones bum. |
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if your little dog wore a helmet this wouldn't have happened.
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I've owned larger dogs all my life. None of them were agressive in that way towards other dogs, small or otherwise. The only thing I can attribute that fact to is that they were trained extensively (by me), and they were also allowed to be around other dogs at certain times (very supervised times), enough so that they behaved and didn't feel the need to react every time a yappy poodle or something got in their grill. Sorry, but I stand by what I said earlier. Chalking something like this up to "oh well, dogs will be dogs" is just, well... stupid. And typical of a lot of apathetical dog owners, many of whom think they know what they're doing when it comes to training but really don't. The big dog in this case chews a small dog in half because of a butt sniff? Please. Butt sniffing is a natural thing dogs do. That dogs reaction shows there's something wrong, in either it's training or lack therof, or in the home environment, or both. Either way the authorities do have the right to go in and take the dog and have it put down for aggression. If it had chewed up an infant we wouldn't even be debating this. |
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It just looks like a bad situation all around. As a dog owner you have to be vigilant when it comes to the safety and well being of your own animal. I never take for granted what someone else says that their dog's nature is. I don't bring my dog over to other peoples homes, and in a social environment, my dog would be on a leash the entire time so I can control what happens.
Unfortunately accidents happen. They are dogs after all, and aren't subject to our way of thinking. You cant punish the offending dog, he might not have liked his ass sniffed, and responded in a way that dogs do. If this had been a dog of the same relative size, this may not have seen the same outcome. Markul, sorry for your loss, it sucks losing an animal companion. |
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However, to everyone saying that absolutely a small dog should never be around larger dogs I'll say this: When done properly there's no reason in the world why dogs of varying sizes can't get along. My nephew and his wife have five dogs, two of which are tiny ones and the other three are quite large, all of varying breeds. They run around their property like a pack, they all get along just fine, and in fact one of the little ones seems to be the damn leader. Why do they get along? Because they were introduced carefully and properly to each other. The pack didn't just materialize, they were added to the home one by one. These dogs don't fight each other, they each seem to treat the other 4 with equal respect regardless of size. And they're not even the best trained dogs either, in fact in my view they could use a TON of training, but they have a good home life and are all treated well. Now, if someone were to bring a foreign dog, small or large, into their home I'm quite certain my nephew and his wife would make sure that the person had full control of their pet BEFORE entering the premises. As did I during all my dog owner years. You can only attest to your own dog's training and behavior, you can't know what other unkown dogs will do or how they'll react in certain situations etc. I doubt the big dog in this case will be put down, but the OP does have a case. As for monetary damages, at most I'd say since there is negligence on both sides you might get a split, of say half the monetary loss. But I wouldn't hold my breath on that. Next time OP (if there is a next time) I'd say keep any new dog you have on a leash. And when other foreign dogs are nearby maybe pick up and hold your small dog until you're sure about the safety of the situation. |
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:winkwink: but actually you do bring up a good point. If this had been a baby and he had let his baby crawl around on the floor and stick its finger up the bum of a large pitbull on the floor , would you say the babies parents did nothing wrong , and it is only the dogs owners fault ? Lets say the baby had scratched the dogs anal gland and the dog was injured not the baby, would you say its fair the dogs owner sues the babies parents for damages ? maybe put down the baby ? |
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Btw there were in fact ufo (alien?) sightings over Winnipeg reported last week. I am no going to scour the newswires for anything relating to dog attacks involving alien laser sharks. This could take a while... |
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you're a loser... :2 cents: you should put your gf down for being stupid.. that makes about as much sense as you wanting the lady to put her dog down over this.. you still don't get it and you never will you thickheaded moron.. you don't know enough about animals to own one.. sell any other pets you own until you educate yourself about dogs and their behavior.. :thumbsup . |
It sounds to me like the larger animal was not properly socialized, or was out of sorts that day for whatever reason. The owner encouraged the interaction to get the job of a doggy daycare contract and somehow missed the signals her own dog was giving. I'd say she's very much in the wrong in this case. Her property damaged someone else's property (all loving feelings towards dogs aside.) She was negligent.
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As for the owner of the dog...that killed the smaller dog...legal liability...different states have different laws...but in...at the least some states...the owner of the dog is legally liable for what ever damage their dog does...no matter the circumstance...period.
Also in...at least some states...pets are legally considered to be property and one can only receive the value of the property upon death and whatever vet bills may be involved. Loss...or pain and suffering...are not a legal consideration...only the actual monetary loss is legally considered. |
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anyone who has been around dogs for any period of time has seen this plenty of times, it has nothing to do with training,behaviour,breed,size. It is an instinct.. |
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i think not.. In the ops case the owners of the teacup dog knowingly brought their dog into an unsafe situation. You shouldn't bring a teacup sized dog around large dogs period. My dog's feet are larger than some of those tiny dogs. It could easily kill one simply by laying on it or accidently stepping on it. |
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In the case of the original poster I do know that...in at least some states...the owner of the dog that killed the smaller dog...would be 100% iiable. |
Moral of the Story, it's a fucking dog!! GET OVER IT!
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that sucks.. kill the dog
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You DO realize that when there's a natural disaster, "God" doesn't say, "Hmm - there's humans there. Better not unleash that Tsunami. Better not flood that city!" You are no more important than a dog. Actually, part of being a human being is caring for - and helping - other beings that are less fortunate than us. BTW - feel free to pop up here and fuck with my "fucking dogs" anytime you want. They're loving, they're loyal, they're honest, they're protective. Four attributes that I doubt you understand. And when they're done picking your bones clean, I'll give you a proper burial along with the rest of the trash in my big plastic bin. What a piece of shit you are. |
sorry for your loss. small claims court and the big dog should be put down
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besides i have never seen any law that uses the terminology " bigger dog / smaller dog " |
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lol fuck you, you are so on ignore tranny bitch :pimp |
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You need to call a lawyer and find out what you can and can not do.. You can get something out of them, that is fucked up man. I lost my dog a few months ago and she was my nigga :(
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The only sensible thing to do would be to kill the dog, it's owner, a couple of hookers, and Julia Roberts
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Some self righteous mother fucker telling someone who sees more value in human life over that of an animal, that he's a piece of trash. :1orglaugh |
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Let's see here...........................
Not one but TWO dog "owners" who understand fuck all about canine behavior, who introduce dogs under very poor conditions and one dog gets killed, probably quite unintentionally by the other dog, so now it's all about who to fucking sue! Why is it not about which HUMANS should get fucking BRAINS? |
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