Anything I can do

[Midnightrider]

Originally Posted by Midnightrider
I have and have had dogs all my life. Mine is much happier for long periods to be outside than inside. When she was younger she would hardly want to come in sometimes. Now that she is gray and old she spends more time inside, but she still gets chained out sometimes. I say its much better than letting a dog run in the street and get killed, and even a little more humane than locking them in a box all day.

My probelm is with know it all bitties that make even this dramtic.

if you really think there is a problem call animal control. But there should be a fee charged for false reports.

Yeah, aren't you the idiot that posted recently how you chain your dog to the porch so it can bark at your neighbors and cars going by? The the dog doesn't like being alone in the back yard without entertainment.

It is my hope that YOU don't breed. And that you do have a rabies shot!

and my hope is that you STFU.

please take your worthless little life and throw it off a bridge

(see, us big boys can say that stuff in public instead of hiding behind karma)

 

[Midnightrider]

Originally Posted by Midnightrider
I have and have had dogs all my life. Mine is much happier for long periods to be outside than inside. When she was younger she would hardly want to come in sometimes. Now that she is gray and old she spends more time inside, but she still gets chained out sometimes. I say its much better than letting a dog run in the street and get killed, and even a little more humane than locking them in a box all day.

My probelm is with know it all bitties that make even this dramtic.

if you really think there is a problem call animal control. But there should be a fee charged for false reports.

Yeah, aren't you the idiot that posted recently how you chain your dog to the porch so it can bark at your neighbors and cars going by? The the dog doesn't like being alone in the back yard without entertainment.

It is my hope that YOU don't breed. And that you do have a rabies shot!

and you are an idiot if you think that every dog that is chained is abused. i love my dog and she gets plenty of attention from me.

 

[forever jewel]

It is my hope that YOU don't breed. And that you do have a rabies shot!

That's real original AJ...

 

[forever jewel]

Anything I can do 10-12-2007 09:29 AM Go eff yourself dumb biatch

To the beloved person who left me karma, SUCK IT!


That is all.

 

[FerretRescue]

me too I can take the puppy until a good home is found.

 

[tes218]

OK so they came out and called me back the dog had food no water and was totally dirty mud. They are giving the owners 1 and ONLY 1 warning, they have to have shelter by the end of the day or I am calling back first thing in the AM tomorrow.

How is it now? Did they give the puppy shelter for last night and water?

 

[Midnightrider]

Anything I can do 10-12-2007 09:29 AM Go eff yourself dumb biatch

To the beloved person who left me karma, SUCK IT!


That is all.

yeah, there are a lot of dumb effin biatches in this particular forum.

They should really walk away from the computer, go outside, and have some interactions with humans. Maybe then they would see that there is more to life than sitting on the couch while you dress your dog up and watch Tyra.

the human touch is a wonderful thing to experience, I fell sorry for this bitties who think their pets are substitutes for the human experience.


FJ, lets take our dogs to the park ths weekend just to spite them

 

[krazd_kat]

yeah, there are a lot of dumb effin biatches in this particular forum.

They should really walk away from the computer, go outside, and have some interactions with humans. Maybe then they would see that there is more to life than sitting on the couch while you dress your dog up and watch Tyra.

the human touch is a wonderful thing to experience, I fell sorry for this bitties who think their pets are substitutes for the human experience.

FJ, lets take our dogs to the park ths weekend just to spite them

You assume an awful lot about the people on this forum.

The "human touch" is a wonderful thing, most times. Unfortunately a number of us that rescue animals actually do this because of the "human touch". Because too many of the human race refuse to believe that these animals deserve to be treated with kindness, love and respect and understand that a pet is a responsibility and is NOT DISPOSABLE.

Midnightrider, I don't believe that you actually leave your dog chained up on the front porch all the time (maybe I'm wrong but that wasn't how I interpreted your post), in which case no one should have a beef with you. The problem with people are the one's that leave their animals chained, penned or left outside with no protection 24x7.

Sometime you should come meet some of us that do spend most of our free time cleaning up after others have left their "human touch" on a dog. One that is now scared of it's own shadow, or one that pees everytime you pick up a newspaper, or the 100 lb Rottweiler that hits the floor if you lift your hand to push your hair back.

Anyway, you'd find that we are actually normal, everyday people, we just can't turn our heads away when we see abuse to an animal.

 

[Midnightrider]

You assume an awful lot about the people on this forum.

The "human touch" is a wonderful thing, most times. Unfortunately a number of us that rescue animals actually do this because of the "human touch". Because too many of the human race refuse to believe that these animals deserve to be treated with kindness, love and respect and understand that a pet is a responsibility and is NOT DISPOSABLE.

Midnightrider, I don't believe that you actually leave your dog chained up on the front porch all the time (maybe I'm wrong but that wasn't how I interpreted your post), in which case no one should have a beef with you. The problem with people are the one's that leave their animals chained, penned or left outside with no protection 24x7.

Sometime you should come meet some of us that do spend most of our free time cleaning up after others have left their "human touch" on a dog. One that is now scared of it's own shadow, or one that pees everytime you pick up a newspaper, or the 100 lb Rottweiler that hits the floor if you lift your hand to push your hair back.

Anyway, you'd find that we are actually normal, everyday people, we just can't turn our heads away when we see abuse to an animal.

i rescued my dog, so i really dont need to go walk a mile in your shoes, i do everyday.

But the karma the folks in here leave belie your assertion that they are normal people who interact with other humans on a regular basis.


and you are right, i dont chain my dog out all day. but thats my choice, and i dont think you should be butting in unless there is a real concern, and a dog being in a pen or on a leash isn't it...

 

[krazd_kat]

i rescued my dog, so i really dont need to go walk a mile in your shoes, i do everyday.

and you are right, i dont chain my dog out all day. but thats my choice, and i dont think you should be butting in unless there is a real concern, and a dog being in a pen or on a leash isn't it...

Congratulations....

But a dog tied up 24x7 is my business, that's not a life for the dog and it's a potentially deadly situation for humans where this dog is concerned.

A dog penned 24x7 w/o a human getting it out and giving it attention and interacting with it.... They don't need that dog, find it a home with someone that will care.

It's the law that animals have basic food, water and protection from the elements, that's anyone's business that sees it not happening.

Karma... I've received some that makes me wonder about the person on the other end... and I'm sure that by the end of the day I'll have rec'd comments about me being such a biatch, and who knows what else.... oh well, that's always entertaining reading.

 

[hborror]

How is it now? Did they give the puppy shelter for last night and water?

The pup is no longer outside I checked throughout the night last night.

 

[tes218]

The pup is no longer outside I checked throughout the night last night.

Thanks for caring.

 

[Midnightrider]

Thanks for caring.

dont you mean "thanks for over reacting"?


sounds to me like the people cared for their dog, but had a couple of days while they were moving where the dog had to stay outside temporarily. Now they are moved in and the dog is obviously being loved.



I'd be willing to bet the outcome would have been the same with out interference from the buttinski crowd.

 

[Animals4Life]

dont you mean "thanks for over reacting"?


sounds to me like the people cared for their dog, but had a couple of days while they were moving where the dog had to stay outside temporarily. Now they are moved in and the dog is obviously being loved.



I'd be willing to bet the outcome would have been the same with out interference from the buttinski crowd.

I'd be willing to bet that they probably would not have moved so fast had AC not paid them a visit. Moving or not you just do not leave an animal in those types of conditions and there are plenty of boarding kennels and etc. should one think ahead for the well being of the animal. Wonder if the puppy is even still there? I have seen plenty of people move and either leave their animals behind or take them to the shelter because they do not "fit in" with the new house decor and etc.

 

[Cowgirl]

dont you mean "thanks for over reacting"?


sounds to me like the people cared for their dog, but had a couple of days while they were moving where the dog had to stay outside temporarily. Now they are moved in and the dog is obviously being loved.



I'd be willing to bet the outcome would have been the same with out interference from the buttinski crowd.

Overreacting? Did you miss the part where the dog had no food, shelter, or water?

Moving or not, you can at least provide your dog with the basic needs. :shrug:

 

[tes218]

dont you mean "thanks for over reacting"?


sounds to me like the people cared for their dog, but had a couple of days while they were moving where the dog had to stay outside temporarily. Now they are moved in and the dog is obviously being loved.



I'd be willing to bet the outcome would have been the same with out interference from the buttinski crowd.

Nope, that's not what I mean. I said what I meant. If they loved the dog so much they wouldn't have left it outside with no water or shelter. If they weren't staying there while they moved why leave a puppy there? They could have easily moved a doghouse and water bowl the first day they were there.

 

[cattitude]

Nope, that's not what I mean. I said what I meant. If they loved the dog so much they wouldn't have left it outside with no water or shelter. If they weren't staying there while they moved why leave a puppy there? They could have easily moved a doghouse and water bowl the first day they were there.

Well, let's hope they just didn't put him in the house with no food or water where he was out of sight of people that would complain.

 

[tes218]

Well, let's hope they just didn't put him in the house with no food or water where he was out of sight of people that would complain.

That's always a possibility but I would hope that Animal Control would make another visit there to check to see if they complied or where the puppy was now. I know PG does (or did) on a situation like this one. If the animal wasn't at the residence the owner had to tell them its location. Guess it depends on how much they will follow up. Never a perfect situation.

 

[Animals4Life]

That's always a possibility but I would hope that Animal Control would make another visit there to check to see if they complied or where the puppy was now. I know PG does (or did) on a situation like this one. If the animal wasn't at the residence the owner had to tell them its location. Guess it depends on how much they will follow up. Never a perfect situation.

Exactly. I would really like to hope AC followed up and demanded to know the whereabouts and the condition of the pup but I have to say that is doubtful. I sure hope that is gets followed up on.

 

[forever jewel]

yeah, there are a lot of dumb effin biatches in this particular forum.

They should really walk away from the computer, go outside, and have some interactions with humans. Maybe then they would see that there is more to life than sitting on the couch while you dress your dog up and watch Tyra.

the human touch is a wonderful thing to experience, I fell sorry for this bitties who think their pets are substitutes for the human experience.


FJ, lets take our dogs to the park ths weekend just to spite them