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...I think someone ought to hunt this low life scum down and give him the same treatment as he gave his "best friend".

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... stick.html

It is not for the faint hearted nor is it work safe.

...suspended sentence...joke

This society is wrong wrong wrong when we have "people" who do this and a law system that lets them get away with it.

Clamp down hard on cases like this, make people pass a test before they are allowed to "own" a pet or have a kid. I do not accept that human rights play a part in kids/pets "ownership". It is something that ought to be earned.

If anyone out there reading this experience something similar, or is stupid enough to record it instead of intervene, please please intervene!

The fact that some irresponsible greedy cntu sold this t*@t a dog without a caring what would happen to it should also result in an investigation.
Most "estate" properties I have to visit for work will have a status dog and most are a badly behaved just like their kids.
As long as pet ownership is perceived to be a right and not a responsibility this will not go away.

Whoopwhoop, I agree...in this case the dog was given to him by his father.

A case for double neutering

Looks like a cardboard tube to me.

A stick that long and solid, with that force would have broken skin and bones.

He is according to the article using a hose/wand/tube from a vacuum cleaner, so it is hollow.

Actually...that made me think...regardless of what is being used, the dog is clearly in distress, is that acceptable?

No, just all-too aware of how MSM twist things.

christel wrote:...I think someone ought to hunt this low life scum down and give him the same treatment as he gave his "best friend".

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... stick.html

It is not for the faint hearted nor is it work safe.

...suspended sentence...joke

This society is wrong wrong wrong when we have "people" who do this and a law system that lets them get away with it.

Clamp down hard on cases like this, make people pass a test before they are allowed to "own" a pet or have a kid. I do not accept that human rights play a part in kids/pets "ownership". It is something that ought to be earned.

If anyone out there reading this experience something similar, or is stupid enough to record it instead of intervene, please please intervene!

I find it really hard to read articles like this. it makes my blood boil.

raybrown53 wrote:

christel wrote:...I think someone ought to hunt this low life scum down and give him the same treatment as he gave his "best friend".

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... stick.html

It is not for the faint hearted nor is it work safe.

...suspended sentence...joke

This society is wrong wrong wrong when we have "people" who do this and a law system that lets them get away with it.

Clamp down hard on cases like this, make people pass a test before they are allowed to "own" a pet or have a kid. I do not accept that human rights play a part in kids/pets "ownership". It is something that ought to be earned.

If anyone out there reading this experience something similar, or is stupid enough to record it instead of intervene, please please intervene!

I find it really hard to read articles like this. it makes my blood boil.

Took a few mins to calm down....

I rate people that do that to do dogs etc in the same class as the scum who prey on the innocent. I would gladly send them all on a one way plane ride but as that's not civilized how about the stocks are reintroduced in every town and village in the land. if after a stint in the stocks they perpetrator hasn't learnt their lesson for what ever crime they have committed then review and increase the punishment. As a society we are to afraid of infringing on the criminals human rights.