From the way it sounds I would have shot the thing also. Everyone the suffers a loss from police incidents always seem to have some sob story. Like.... Tyrone was a good dude...he would steal and burglarize homes but he won't ever hurt anyone. Or Steve leads police on a HS chase after robbing the local 7-11, crashes and draws down on the police and gets smoked. Family is interviewed by local news and says Steve was a good guy and would never hurt anyone unless they were chasing him...even though he was a ten time felon he only carried that stolen gun because he was scared.
Get my drift? I highly doubt the officer just decided to shoot a dog 8 times just for the fun of it. Which is more believable? The dog charged and got shot or the officer just decides to shoot a dog for no reason knowing full well what comes with doing so? You decide.
the puppy never barked, I didn't know that was a requirement to prove the dog was charging.
Last week I heard a mans voice yelling "Get him away, Get him away, Get your dog, Get him away" This kept going, over and over again. I turned to look and saw the mailman being charged by a pitbull. I never heard the dog bark but I sure saw him circling the mailman and charging at him. The mail man continued to swing his bag at the dog with every charge and was able to keep him at bay.
So tell me again how a dog charging must bark?
the puppy never barked, I didn't know that was a requirement to prove the dog was charging.
Last week I heard a mans voice yelling "Get him away, Get him away, Get your dog, Get him away" This kept going, over and over again. I turned to look and saw the mailman being charged by a pitbull. I never heard the dog bark but I sure saw him circling the mailman and charging at him. The mail man continued to swing his bag at the dog with every charge and was able to keep him at bay.
So tell me again how a dog charging must bark?
Once you get a reputation for dirty tricks, nobody is going to take you seriously, even if you are telling the truth, as one of Aesop's fables attests.
The wolf had accused the fox of theft but the fox denied that she was guilty of the crime. The presiding judge was a monkey. Each of the plaintiffs pleaded their case and the monkey is then said to have pronounced the following verdict: 'As for you, wolf, I do not believe you lost the goods claimed in your suit; as for you, fox, I am convinced you stole the goods, no matter how firmly you deny it.'
Who cares if the dog is four months old. Is that something you know before you react? What's the cutoff on pitbulls? Five months? Six? Seven? How can you tell when it's running? 21 foot rule likely shorter with animals...
Here's a 4-month pitbull. I could not tell you how old the dog is by looking at it standing still.
From the way it sounds I would have shot the thing also. Everyone the suffers a loss from police incidents always seem to have some sob story. Like.... Tyrone was a good dude...he would steal and burglarize homes but he won't ever hurt anyone. Or Steve leads police on a HS chase after robbing the local 7-11, crashes and draws down on the police and gets smoked. Family is interviewed by local news and says Steve was a good guy and would never hurt anyone unless they were chasing him...even though he was a ten time felon he only carried that stolen gun because he was scared.
Get my drift? I highly doubt the officer just decided to shoot a dog 8 times just for the fun of it. Which is more believable? The dog charged and got shot or the officer just decides to shoot a dog for no reason knowing full well what comes with doing so? You decide.