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Anonymous
would you have the guts to ever KILL a dog? one that was say, attacking your dog, or someone you knew?
>> Anonymous
There were some owners in my old neighborhood who apparently would let their dogs off their chains at night.

One of out cats got out of the house. She barely got out of the yard when five dogs surrounded her, shook her once, then ran away as family ran at them.

There were reports of them killing other animals, too. I would've gladly seen them dead had the chance presented itself.
>> Anonymous
yes.
i've broken a dog's lower jaw because it attacked my dalmatian mix and my younger brother. i didn't mean to hurt it that bad and i felt guilty afterwards. i think it was some sort of shepherd/pit mix.

the owner was PISSED. we never pressed charges for whatever reason but i think the dog bit someone else and got put down.
>> Anonymous
I have absolutely no compunction about using lethal force on any animal to protect my own life or the lives of my loved ones. Would use nonlethal if I could without increasing the risk (wouldn't use lethal force on a chihuahua unless it was going for the neck, but I'd damn well shoot a pit-bull or rott that was attacking).
>> Anonymous
>>one that was say, attacking your dog, or someone you knew?

wouldnt hesitate.
>> Anonymous
>> i felt guilty afterwards

your compassion blinds you.
>> Anonymous
>>260696
cat died?
>> Anonymous
Killed a dog that was attacking me with a kick to the jaw.
Despite the fact that I was bleeding very badly from a couple of ragged bites on my leg and arm, seeing it laying there bleeding, choking, and dying made me sad.
>> Anonymous
Only if it were attacking a member of my family (including pets of course). I might give it one warning shot, then it has until I aim and shoot again to start running. I'd probably feel horrible afterwards though.
>> Anonymous
im looking forward to have dog attacking me so I can see how it reacts to a nice kick to head
>> Anonymous
I've killed many dogs, with a variety of different weapons. My preferred method is pinholing them with a mag or two out of my 10/22. The 12ga works fairly well also. Machete or axe is fairly messy, but effective. So is a ballpeen hammer right between the eyes.
>> Anonymous
Yes.

Theoretically, I would try non-lethal things if possible. Punching a horse in its nose, kicking a dog in its nuts, and gouging at a shark's eyes are methods that are proven to work...

But as a human, you don't exactly become rational when your arm muscles are being pinched off by sharp teeth and you're being dragged to the ground. Animals are physically powerful killers when their predator drive is active. Humans -have- to rely on inventions like guns, fire, etc.
>> Anon
No regrets. I've waited for dogs to reappear after a kill to shoot them.
I have over a thousand dollars in livestock buried in my yard from unleashed mutts. That's not including pets and property damage.
Yeah, the dog has a prey drive and it's not really his fault. But our AC is worthless. Asking people to tie up their mutts end in either non-complance or telling us to shoot them if we catch them. Our quickest option is to sniper their asses. Any guilt felt is quickly erased bt sorrow of my loss and the hole in my wallet (for livestock).
I figure the animal has a taste for blood and there seems to be a size evolution. First chickens, then cats and small dogs, larger livestock, and then people.
>> Anonymous
>>260681
If it was attacking my pet or a family member? Swift termination with extreme prejudice. I wouldn't make it suffer, but I'd end it instantly - probably wouldn't give it a chance to back off.
>> Anonymous
My neighbors used to have a huge, poorly trained and quite vicious german shepard. Whenever we were in our back yard that thing would pounce up the side of the shared fence, trying to get over, barking at the top of its lungs.

One day, shortly before I left for college, my dad and I were applying a coat of wood seal to the redwood fence, and the damn thing actually got over. I gave it two steps - to my relatively inexperienced eyes, it looked like it was ready to bite, then stepped in and clocked it with a hand spade before the two of us bolted back indoors and locked the door.

I haven't seen that thing since before I left for undergrad, and I've never seen it when i go home to visit every few months. Maybe it was put down, maybe not. If I had to face that dog again with a proper tool like a knife or gun I'd not hesitate to kill it, and that's coming from someone who loved and played with his cousin's dogs more than THEY did.
>> Anonymous
I was a vet tech years ago.

This one dog was about to get a shot, and tried to bite me. He was fast and got my hand....and without even thinking I shoved my whole fucking hand down his throat and grabbed the root of his tongue til he gagged and let go. He was well behaved after that.

So yea. I guess I wouldn't have a problem killing a threatening one.
>> Anonymous
wow good thread
I've killed several dogs over the years. Some were strays around our house in the country that were too aggressive and they usually got a 30/30 somewhere and then tossed out in the woods. Most of the dogs that I've ever had though have been strays/abandoned dogs out here in the country and they wander around and then stick around and become pets. We've had about 20 dogs at a time before. But if one shows up that is really mean then it's curtains. Also if it chases cows. I've killed probably 14 dogs with anything from a .22 to a .308 depending on distance for chasing peoples cows, it's an instant death sentence around here. Also mange, if a stray shows up that has mange it gets shot, doused with diesel and burned.
Never had to kill an animal that had actually attacked a person though...never even seen it happen.
Once I moved to the city though I did kill a pitbull. This white trash woman was walking her 2 pitbulls on the same leash "they've lived together for years and they NEVER do this" dumb bitch. They end up locked on to each others thoats and are shaking each other to death on the ground when I hear her scream and come running to help. I spend a few seconds trying to pry them apart getting coved in dog blood and she's crying and stuff and realizing they are going to kill each other I tell her to choose, she's like WTF are you talking about and I tell choose which one she wants to live...she looks at them and crys some more then says the brindle one so I grab a loose paving brick from the sidewalk and smash in the skull of the white one until it lets go. The brindle one continues to shake and chew the white one until the police got there and thats when I left.
>> Anonymous
>>261560
that last story is rough. you're the man.
>> Anonymous
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>>261560
jeez.. petty hardcore, i mean im a ridiculous dog lover... and couldn't do the things you've done, but u seem to do it 2 benefit the dogs or other dogs, i mean what would other farmer types do once they got there hands on cow chasing dogs!? probably a lot worse then u are! well, hmm...
>> Anonymous
>>261583
yeah..we don't even own cows, we just grow the hay on our land, but my uncle has cows across the road, and a few people have cows on adjacent property...and they would pretty much do the same thing...shoot them...the difference between them shooting them and me shooting them is that if THEY shoot them then they come to our house bitching to us about keeping all these dogs around and feeding them and our dogs are chasing their cows and blah blah bitch bitch...so I try to beat them to it, simple as that. I could take them to the pound but in rural america the odds of a random dog being adopted from an underfunded hick-run pound in pretty low..I mean we have 5 dogs at the moment that just wandered up..so who is gonna go adopt one...they just sit in shaking in their cells until they are put down...so it's best to just cap them while they are chasing a cow me thinks, thats the way I'd rather go
>> Anonymous
>>261560
i lol'd at the "WTF are you talking about"
pretty manly.

>>261586
DAMN i wish i could own 700 dogs, and even then that wouldn't be enough. no shaking in cells here :(
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>>261586
well... i commend you u have to like dogs a lot to think in such a way... opposed to any normal red neck hick that just shoots them and dosnt give a shit weather they shot to kill or shot to suffer... at least there not off being poisoned or spreading diseases and breeding to retarded numbers.. i love dogs.. but that no way to live!
>> Anonymous
>>261013
>>261305

You guys are awesome and an inspiration.
>> Anonymous
I've only ever had to kill a dog once. I was walking in my neighborhood and this pitbull out of nowhere charges me. Luckily it latched on to the booksack that was slung over my shoulder rather than my arm or something. I tried to get it off by gouging at its eyes and pulling its nostrils, but to no avail. So I ended up grabbing a largish rock and smashed its skull open. It was terrifying to see the damage it caused to my booksack and how that could have been one of my limbs.
The owner had been looking for it and came upon me and the dog by the road, he instantly got pissed. I had already called the cops and they showed up shortly. The dog had already received complaints against it for killing other pets and biting a person before, so it would have been put down anyway. I never felt guilty about it either. I ended up pressing charges against the guy and suing him for damages, college books are expensive. He later got arrested and charged for drug dealing and dog fighting, he narced on his entire crew.
And that's the story how half of the black people in my neighborhood got charged with some sort of drug or dogfighting offense.
>> Anonymous
If it was attacking my dog, then yes. No problem at all.
>> Anonymous
I've never killed a dog, but I almost did once. Some sort of bully breed (I don't think it was a pit; maybe an Amstaff) attacked my older dog about two years ago. I took a brick and started hitting it over the head after trying to pull it off didn't work. The brick I had was made out of some shitty powder crap and just kept staining the dog's fur, rather than causing serious pain. About a minute later, the owner came by and pepper sprayed it off.

I would've sued, but they paid for the vet bills. Oh well.
>> Anonymous
>>261610
black people encouraging dogfighting? nevar!
>> Anonymous
Thankfully, I have never had to kill a dog directly.

But, i was doing the monthly weather-balloons when this jackrussel came and bit my ankel, crunched it really hard, couldn't walk on it for a few weeks after, while in the struggle to get it off my ankle, it got wrapped around the weather-balloon cords and pulled the peg out of the ground.
Up it went and great speeds and i never saw it again.
probably died via cold or something.
>> Anonymous
>>261673
lol awesome...though can't you track weather balloons?

nduringroswell
>> Anonymous
I was disappointed playing Metal Gear Solid 3 that the guard dogs didn't turn into food when I killed them
>> Anonymous
>>261694
You should have installed the korean version.
>> Anonymous
>>261676
the balloons weren't ready when the dog attacked, still had to attach the trackers and stuff
>> Anonymous
>>260681

Guts nothing, I love dogs and would never kill one. I've learned multiple ways to deal with an attacking dog, though.

Cats on the other hand, I'd kill one for hissing at me or scratching me. If I had to kill a thousand cats to get to my dog, I wouldn't hesitate.
>> Anonymous
I don’t know if I’d have the guts to, but yes I would want to at least try to kill a dog that seriously attacking one of my pets or family member/friends.
>> Anonymous
>>261707

I hope I'm there when you're finally attacked and killed by a dog and you don't fight back, faggot.
>> Anonymous
>>261713

What part of "I've learned multiple ways to deal with an attacking dog" don't you understand, you retarded faggot?

I love how angry catfags get once you start shitting on their favorite pet.
>> Anonymous
>>261707
Yeah yeah internet tough guy. Go get them cats, tiger.
>> Anonymous
I was filling pot holes or something once with my dad on a gravel road I used to live on many years ago. Our dog had come with us. He was a stubby little mutt, probably weighed a little over 20 lbs. He was friendly and awesome, the most loyal dog ever. He was part of the family. Well we were out on the road working when a dog that lived nearby wandered down the road toward us. I didn't like this dog very much but I had never seen it do anything violent. The dogs smell each other a little and seem to be getting along. Out of no where the much bigger neighbor dog chomps down on the scruff of my dog's neck and starts shaking him. My dog was helpless, but luckily he was fat / dense enough to stay on his feet. I sprinted over and kicked the enemy dog in the face as hard as I could. I think I hit it in the eye. It yelped, let my dog go, and ran off. I would have killed it if I had to, no question. If my dad had been closer than I was to the fight, he probably would have butchered it with a shovel. My dog survived with a couple holes in his neck. I don't recall what the hillbilly neighbors' response was, I think they apologized. I haven't owned a dog since that one died of old age :(
>> Anonymous
We used two meathods to neuturalize dogs. We used .22 LR to take down dogs and we were also taught a meathod where you wait until the dog lunges to bite, you grab its front legs and jerk them outwards (aka the way they aren't supposed to bend)
>> Anonymous
>>261717
i don't know if it's catfags so much as people who aren't pieces of shit
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Yea if i have to shoot it old yeller style, but no way can i ever kill a dog barehanded.
>> Anonymous
i had to kick a cat in the face that was attacking my cat, so im pretty confident to kill a dog in defence
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On my eighth birthday, my father brought me a bulldog. A fat little bulldog. I named him Prince Henry Stout. He was strong. He would chase my pet turkey, he would chase squirrels up the tree. I trained him. I raised him, I fed him a groomed him. I took care of him, I lived that dog. More than anything in the WORLD I loved that dog.
My father gave me a handfull of M80's and cherry bombs and said "You're gonna train this dog to be a protector." So every Saturday afternoon I got behind the little dummy my dad built and toss these M80's at the dog.
Boom, BOOM!
That dog was scared at first but after a while he got angry and he would come at the dummy.
RAAAAWWRRRR! POW! He'd hit the dummy and rip it apart.Head was off, shirt was gone.
So, thirteen years old, birthday time, got me a 12 gauge shotgun. "We're going hunting." I was so excited.
We went out into the clearing in the woods, my dad laid his gun down, took mine and laid it down and said "Son, today you're going to learn to control your emotions. You're going to do things that some men are unable and unwilling to do...follow me."
I followed my dad, we went around a little clump of trees and there was a little coral built....There's Prince Henry Stout chained to the middle of the coral.
>> Anonymous
My dad took out a pocket full of cherry bombs, put them in my hand and said "Get in the coral. Here's a lighter. I want you to light those cherry bombs and throw them at the Prince. You're gonna face manhood, you're gonna fight that dog to the death. He's gonna kill you, or you're gonna kill him...NOW!"
*Pfffft BOOM!* NYAAAAGH!
He was on me. He was on me like flies on shit.I had no chance. I got my arm up between his teeth and my neck. *WHUMP* Down in the mud, rolled over, rolled over. That dog is fighting and biting and scratching and kicking and I'm screaming and crying. I grab him around the head, stand up, and fall with my weight on him. *CRRECK*....hear his neck break.
He's dead. He's not breathing. He's not yelping, not biting. I'm covered in blood. I stand up, I wipe the blood off, I lick it. My dad says "Welcome to manhood"
>> Anonymous
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>>262227

Shitty copypasta is shitty.
>> Kun-Kun !3GqYIJ3Obs
>>262229
Shit-pasta aside, the name Prince Henry Stout makes me lol incredibly
>> Anonymous
>>262226
one of my favorite movies
>> Anonymous
how does killing a chained animal make you a man, i never understood that... and Prince Henry Stout makes me elohel