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Originally posted by kimcam
Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
Beautiful dog!!!
Thankfully, someone was meant to find her....the poor thing.
If there are no legal remedies for those previous owners......I have to hope there is a special "warm" place for them in the afterlife
While it is irresponsible to treat your four legged friend like a liability, it is also irresponsible to blindy include the CHILD owner in this post. The father... GO RIGHT AHEAD!
Originally posted by Tarzan the apeman.
reply to post by semperfortis
I would like to take them to the wood shed. I have zero time for people like that. And I wonder what would have happened if his kid got blisters........................hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Originally posted by MountainLaurel
reply to post by Manhater
Well, hopefully Missy's story will educate people not to bring their pets into dangerous situations, if they are city dogs to make sure you protect their paws. We have learned from experience to be careful with dogs, especially little dogs, around water...we had to jump in and rescue our little terror when she jumped out of a canoe once in a river with a strong current....don't think I would ever take her again without a doggy life jacket.....
But No excuse for not going back for her....
Originally posted by TheToastmanCometh
reply to post by Manhater
Aww poor baby!
Glad she has a loving home now
Originally posted by Philippines
Around here if your dog does that you would either:
1. Leave it
2. Eat it
I don't know the circumstances about that hike, but out here it's very remote and it could be your life vs. a dogs life.. Which is more important?
Originally posted by pheonix358
Originally posted by Philippines
Around here if your dog does that you would either:
1. Leave it
2. Eat it
I don't know the circumstances about that hike, but out here it's very remote and it could be your life vs. a dogs life.. Which is more important?
In the situation outlined in the OP I would save the Dog! The owner was a POS.
P