'dog-killer'?

Question

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7420830.stm

Answer 1

I AM unable to bring myself to look at your posting! I can imagine the image. This has upset me just Thinking about it. Sorry that's the Way I am.

Answer 2

I would suggest that you stop posting news items unless you have a related question. You'll just get deleted all the time.

Answer 3

i think tht nuts...he should be put in jail i mean how mad can he b...... WTF seriously i love dogs and i cant stand ppl who do stupid stuff like this and wat kind of a reson does he give....next he will b killing the owner of tht dog cause her tree levaes were disturbing his ducks.....its sickk

Answer 4

Not knowing the full details and circumstances of this particular case makes it very difficult to determine the guilt or innocence of the person who killed the dog. Ducks are a natural enemy of dogs much like mice are an enemy of cats. Dogs will prey on ducks and try to kill them as if a natural act. Since we all wish to protect our pets, acts are often done to accomplish this protection. Could the killing have been prevented or by not doing so would the dog have killed the duck? This has to be determined by an investigation. I'm sure some people would value their ducks just as much as a dog owner would value their dog from being attacked by a wolf. Let the court make the proper decision and let us not jump to conclusions. When I was a child, I saw a very vicious dog attack on our neighborhood duck and the duck was killed. It was a malicious attack and it should have been prevented at all costs in my opinion. Since some dogs call even kill humans as was the case just a few years ago in San Francisco, sometimes force is needed for protection. I'm sorry for the dog too.