Yet another little one attacked and killed

[Britster]

So so sad. RIP little one. That's so scary, I cannot even imagine. You know, it's one thing if your dog gets loose by accident, etc, but when it's like a daily occurrence, it's just so ridiculous. People are idiots and dogs pay the price. Poor little one.

[LILBIT1]

Prayers to your friend. Very sad.

[Lil Sis]

I am so sorry. I hope your friend wins her case... tell her I am sending prayers for her

[navillusc]

Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly

Couldn't agree with all of this more.

BTW, what kind of person refuses to pay the medical bills of a little dog their own dog KILLED without any provocation while off leash and off their owner's property???????

I am so sorry this happened. My sincerest condolences to your friend. RIP little angel.

[jeane]

It is scary walking your little dog . I can't believe that the dog owners won't pay the bills

[OwnedByJezebel]

I have a question. If a big dog had it's jaws on another dog, and you tazed the big dog, would the other dog get zapped too?

[yorkietalkjilly]

Originally Posted by OwnedByJezebel

I have a question. If a big dog had it's jaws on another dog, and you tazed the big dog, would the other dog get zapped too?

Probably a taser manufacturer could answer that question either on the FAQS page about human contact during tasing or through an email to them. I don't know. The thing is with a taser, according to my son and those who work with dangerous level 10 dogs, you only have to activate it usually and the immense energy in the air and the sound it makes acts on the dog as if it had been touched with the device and they withdraw from the area of it. I don't think Danny has ever used his on actual dog flesh but he has activated it in the air to back an attacking pitbull off or break up a fight, etc.