Caporegime
It's a dog eat wife/dog world out there for sure
No idea what you can do but dog should be put down and owner banned from keeping animals.
How about you just destroy the owner and rehome the dog with a more responsible human?Dog should be destroyed. Police are useless but we already knew that.
How about you just destroy the owner and rehome the dog with a more responsible human?
That would be my thought.file a complaint against the actions (or in-actions in this case) of the officers you dealt with? contact the police again and demand action be taken or else be given reasons why it can't?
It's not illegal for dogs to be left at home and it's not illegal for dogs to accidentally escape the house.
Sorry this happened to your wife and dog OP.
I hope you wife and dog get better soon it was a good job that there people around who could help. You could take civil action against the dogs owner regardless of police action, ultimately there responsible for the dogs behaviour (they might even voluntarily have the dog put down if you let them know what happened).
The whole troupe of 'no such thing as a bad dog just bad owners' is tired and nonsensical. Yes there are bad owners out there but these stories are always about the same breeds. People's objectivity always goes out the window when talking about dogs and they become oblivious to the fact that there beloved pet was once bred for a purpose and for certain breds that purpose was for protection which means there DNA is inherently aggressive.
So is making animals suffer to pay for the failings of humans, generally, so what's different in cases like these?Because killing humans is frowned upon.
Going by the Sasha thread Im not so sure, but people calling for the death of a dog is not unexpected in this forum. It could probably do with being assessed though.Because killing humans is frowned upon.
So is making animals suffer to pay for the failings of humans, generally, so what's different in cases like these?
Going by the Sasha thread Im not so sure, but people calling for the death of a dog is not unexpected in this forum. It could probably do with being assessed though.
They would usualy get assessed first.Cant tell if you are serious or just trolling? The dog is a proven risk to other people, we cant go around killing people so its a silly suggestion.
Dangerous dogs are routinely put down, it is entirely expected of any population not just this forum.
There is an offence here of a dog being dangerously out of control and the police have a duty to investigate.
I can't read the full post as I'm at work, but were the police called at the time of the incident?
Force policy in the area I work dictates that an incident like this would be treated as an "I grade" which means it needs an immediate response. The dog in question would very likely be seized if no owner is present.
Even if it's a follow up report, a warrant will need to be sought to seize the dog from the address for an assessment to ascertain if it's dangerous.
This is speaking from experience of having to execute a warrant for a similar incident several years ago.
Pretty poor response if this hasn't or isn't happening.
As distressing as this is, a dangerous and out of control dog is totaly different to a dog that jumps out of a window and attacks another dog and bites the owner while doing it.Thanks for all the comments!
I had a a bit of an exchange on hearing this about why surely this has to be considered a dangerously out of control dog which is when they revealed the breed and starting making excuses for it.
I had a dog that ironicly hated black dogs with a passion
As distressing as this is, a dangerous and out of control dog is totaly different to a dog that jumps out of a window and attacks another dog and bites the owner while doing it.
Then it should not have been allowed to escape. That's the owners fault.As already stated it's not the fact the dog escaped that's the issue, it's that it was dangerous and uncontrolled.
I know here in NI they certainly do. Though we have to go through the local dog warden in the first instance usually, unless it’s a serious attack.I was under the impression that the police had to take action in regards to a dog that has mauled a human
Bit of both, really.Cant tell if you are serious or just trolling? The dog is a proven risk to other people, we cant go around killing people so its a silly suggestion.
This doesn't sound right at all.