[Nedusa]

I have a lot of sympathy for this poor man, driven to despair by this yappy little rodent. Forced to finally silence this dogs incessant barking he should not been put in that position by his selfish uncaring neighbours.

Glad he escaped jail over this , and it sends a message to owners of other uncontrollable dogs

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I have a lot of sympathy for this poor man, driven to despair by this yappy little rodent. Forced to finally silence this dogs incessant barking he should not been put in that position by his selfish uncaring neighbours.

Glad he escaped jail over this , and it sends a message to owners of other uncontrollable dogs

..while I do have sympathy with his frustration/reduced quality of life with the noise...(if indeed it was to the extent that it was constant and persistent etc...he was not forced to the extreme that he took, it was totally his choice and ownership of...and if it had been a neighbour's baby crying night after night and day after day or just general noise from a child...people don't just naturally and generally 'snap' to the extreme that he apparently did, that takes a particular kind of psyche to do that/to be capable of actually doing what he did...

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I have a lot of sympathy for this poor man, driven to despair by this yappy little rodent. Forced to finally silence this dogs incessant barking he should not been put in that position by his selfish uncaring neighbours.

Glad he escaped jail over this , and it sends a message to owners of other uncontrollable dogs

He wasn't 'forced' into anything, had he reacted like a normal person none of this would have happened

The fact people are actually glad he escaped jail It's sick.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I have a lot of sympathy for this poor man, driven to despair by this yappy little rodent. Forced to finally silence this dogs incessant barking he should not been put in that position by his selfish uncaring neighbours.

Glad he escaped jail over this , and it sends a message to owners of other uncontrollable dogs

May I please ask do you have any pets Nedusa,if you have had or do, how would you feel yourself if someone, as to any reason, killed your pet, cut it open and then tried to cover the deed too.

If anyone owns a dog that killed someone,thereby afterwards being termed a 'killer dog',in law now, that owner could be imprisoned for a time.
I see little difference myself for doing so to 'dog killers' too.

A dog barking is not out of control, it requires some training admittedly and perhaps more attention too,which is what it could be likely asking for by barking anyway.

A dog out of control is a dog that attacks others and cannot be stopped.
It doesn't bother me but I am woken a few times often by Cats in the street or garden where I live,fighting with each other or when they get a bird.
I certainly wouldn't go out and drown them,cut them open then try to hide the fact I did so.

How you can term this man a poor man, is sorry,for me, unbelievable.

[T*]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I have a lot of sympathy for this poor man, driven to despair by this yappy little rodent. Forced to finally silence this dogs incessant barking he should not been put in that position by his selfish uncaring neighbours.



Glad he escaped jail over this , and it sends a message to owners of other uncontrollable dogs

oh my ****ing god
pathetic

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I have a lot of sympathy for this poor man, driven to despair by this yappy little rodent. Forced to finally silence this dogs incessant barking he should not been put in that position by his selfish uncaring neighbours.

Glad he escaped jail over this , and it sends a message to owners of other uncontrollable dogs

Bang On Right

[T*]

Originally Posted by arista

Bang On Right

Seriously?

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by arista

Bang On Right

erm