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When it's in its own yard, or under the neighbor's control.My only question to you would be when is it not OK to kill the neighbors family pet?
I did. I can't help it if you can't comprehend the letter of the law.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.CHASING. Running dogs are CHASING.
This is exhausting. I know third graders who are more effective readers.
Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
It's the law. Take it up with fish and game, the Oregon legislature, and livestock owners.When it's in its own yard, or under the neighbor's control.My only question to you would be when is it not OK to kill the neighbors family pet?
So, if your dog got out of your property then it's open season?
We've gone from OK to killing dogs when in the company of other dogs. to killing dogs if they are running to kill the dogs when not on their owners property. Wow, that is extremely extreme.
What do you think running dogs, in the middle of nowhere, miles from home, are doing?
It's the law. Take it up with fish and game, the Oregon legislature, and livestock owners.When it's in its own yard, or under the neighbor's control.My only question to you would be when is it not OK to kill the neighbors family pet?
So, if your dog got out of your property then it's open season?
We've gone from OK to killing dogs when in the company of other dogs. to killing dogs if they are running to kill the dogs when not on their owners property. Wow, that is extremely extreme.
YES. If it's chasing anything (except, oddly, cickens lolol). If it's just sitting on the side of the road, no. But if it's running, it's presumed to be chasing, and it can be shot.It's the law. Take it up with fish and game, the Oregon legislature, and livestock owners.When it's in its own yard, or under the neighbor's control.My only question to you would be when is it not OK to kill the neighbors family pet?
So, if your dog got out of your property then it's open season?
We've gone from OK to killing dogs when in the company of other dogs. to killing dogs if they are running to kill the dogs when not on their owners property. Wow, that is extremely extreme.
it's not, you have yet to quote anything that even remotely interprets what you are saying. Seriously, please, for the sake of the dogs in your neighborhood, call the authorities and turn yourself in, psycho.
If your dog was off your property, you OK if someone shoots it?
and yet abortion is ok.How many times are we going to see these stories of people being mauled by pit bulls? You always hear the same thing from pit bull enthusiasts, "it depends on how they are raised. My pit bull is as gentle as can be!". Its funny how the owners of the pit bulls that attack people always say "I cant believe it, my pit bulls played with my children." Well guess what, this kid was around these pit bulls before without incident, then suddenly one day these "peaceful" dogs killed a child and mauled his pregnant mother.
These dogs are ticking time bombs, therefore they aren't fit for domestication. They should be outlawed!
Police identify boy, 4, killed in dog attack
hypocrisy? I think so.
YES. If it's chasing anything (except, oddly, cickens lolol). If it's just sitting on the side of the road, no. But if it's running, it's presumed to be chasing, and it can be shot.It's the law. Take it up with fish and game, the Oregon legislature, and livestock owners.When it's in its own yard, or under the neighbor's control.My only question to you would be when is it not OK to kill the neighbors family pet?
So, if your dog got out of your property then it's open season?
We've gone from OK to killing dogs when in the company of other dogs. to killing dogs if they are running to kill the dogs when not on their owners property. Wow, that is extremely extreme.
it's not, you have yet to quote anything that even remotely interprets what you are saying. Seriously, please, for the sake of the dogs in your neighborhood, call the authorities and turn yourself in, psycho.
If your dog was off your property, you OK if someone shoots it?
(1) Except as provided in subsection (3) of this section, any dog, whether licensed or not, which, while off the premises owned or under control of its owner, kills, wounds, or injures any livestock not belonging to the master of such dog, is a public nuisance and may be killed immediately by any person. However, nothing in this section applies to any dog acting under the direction of its master, or the agents or employees of such master.
(2) If any dog, not under the control of its owner or keeper, is found chasing or feeding upon the warm carcass of livestock not the property of such owner or keeper it shall be deemed, prima facie, as engaged in killing, wounding or injuring livestock.
(3) No person shall kill any dog for killing, wounding, injuring or chasing chickens upon a public place, highway or within the corporate limits of any city.
Amended by Laws 1975, c. 749, § 6
No I didn't. You're just so incredibly stupid it's depressing to deal with you. I proved all my statements. You don't acknowledge it because you can't, or won't, read.Let's also not forget that you falsely claimed I'm for putting down all Pit Bulls, psycho. I never went there, you're the one for killing random dogs.
Eh, looks like you left, I don't blame you, you blew it big time.
I did.and yet abortion is ok.How many times are we going to see these stories of people being mauled by pit bulls? You always hear the same thing from pit bull enthusiasts, "it depends on how they are raised. My pit bull is as gentle as can be!". Its funny how the owners of the pit bulls that attack people always say "I cant believe it, my pit bulls played with my children." Well guess what, this kid was around these pit bulls before without incident, then suddenly one day these "peaceful" dogs killed a child and mauled his pregnant mother.
These dogs are ticking time bombs, therefore they aren't fit for domestication. They should be outlawed!
Police identify boy, 4, killed in dog attack
hypocrisy? I think so.YES. If it's chasing anything (except, oddly, cickens lolol). If it's just sitting on the side of the road, no. But if it's running, it's presumed to be chasing, and it can be shot.It's the law. Take it up with fish and game, the Oregon legislature, and livestock owners.When it's in its own yard, or under the neighbor's control.
So, if your dog got out of your property then it's open season?
We've gone from OK to killing dogs when in the company of other dogs. to killing dogs if they are running to kill the dogs when not on their owners property. Wow, that is extremely extreme.
it's not, you have yet to quote anything that even remotely interprets what you are saying. Seriously, please, for the sake of the dogs in your neighborhood, call the authorities and turn yourself in, psycho.
If your dog was off your property, you OK if someone shoots it?
Fine, for fuck sake, quote it already.
I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.CHASING. Running dogs are CHASING.
This is exhausting. I know third graders who are more effective readers.
Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.CHASING. Running dogs are CHASING.
This is exhausting. I know third graders who are more effective readers.
Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Your understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.CHASING. Running dogs are CHASING.
This is exhausting. I know third graders who are more effective readers.
Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
When Killing a Dog Is Legally Justified | Nolo.comYour understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
Your understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
Your understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.Running dogs are chasing? So, now at this point the dog doesn't even have to be part of a pack. if your dog gets loose and takes a jog then it's OK to shoot it? You're a psycho.
Where is Weasilzips or whatever to defend this behavior?
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
When Killing a Dog Is Legally Justified | Nolo.comYour understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.That's what the law says. That's the way it's interpreted, and that's the WA it's applied. AND if you see dogs running and don't take action, you can inherit a big fat portion of the liability for any animals they kill.
Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
Most statutes do not allow a farmer to shoot dogs that are merely running loose (at large). A North Dakota rancher, who shot a neighbor's greyhound after it ran through his cattle herd without particularly disturbing the cattle, was not protected by the state statute, which allows killing a dog only if it is "worrying" livestock. The rancher had to pay $300 to the dog's owner. (Trautman v. Day, 273 N.W.2d 712 (N.D. 1979).
Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master.
If you lose a dog to a trigger-happy farmer, in most instances, there is absolutely no way to prove that it wasn't doing what the farmer or rancher who shot it says it was doing. The only other witness is likely to be the dog, and it isn't talking. So the lesson is simple: If you live in a rural area or close to one, NEVER let your dog run loose off your property. Farmers may shoot first and ask questions later, if at all.
She must have hooked up with the that psycho Lonelystar. He was bragging about how he shot stray dogs just for being on his ranch.When Killing a Dog Is Legally Justified | Nolo.comYour understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.Where? You have yet to show me that running dogs are legal to shoot, psycho.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
Nolo? Link isn't working. But I'd guess it's not going to state that it's ok to shoot random dogs, psycho.
She must have hooked up with the that psycho Lonelystar. He was bragging about how he shot stray dogs just for being on his ranch.When Killing a Dog Is Legally Justified | Nolo.comYour understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.I did. Anyone can shoot dogs that are running.
Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
Nolo? Link isn't working. But I'd guess it's not going to state that it's ok to shoot random dogs, psycho.
Pit Bulls are a tough dog for people to own. They are dominant and worst of all capable of killing a grown man. I would say people should have to get a class on raising them before owning them. The dumb or criminally minded owners have given this outstanding breed a bad name. The retarded OP has never owned a pit bull and remains a victim of the media.She must have hooked up with the that psycho Lonelystar. He was bragging about how he shot stray dogs just for being on his ranch.When Killing a Dog Is Legally Justified | Nolo.comYour understanding is compromised, and I can't help that.Does your neighbor have the right to shoot your dog if it's running down the road? Did a donkey kick you in the head?
You keep changing the perimeters as to when it's OK to shoot a dog and they become looser and looser.
"Some states, however, allow farmers to shoot any dog that is, in the words of the Indiana statute, "roaming over the country unattended." Under this statute, an appeals court upheld the right of a farmer to shoot dogs he said were trying to get into his chicken pen in the middle of the night. (Puckett v. Miller, 381 N.E.2d 1087 (Ind. App. 1978).) The dogs, two coonhounds, had been hunting with their owner but got separated from him in a heavy rainstorm about 2 a.m. (For the uninitiated, raccoon hunting is done at night.) Under the relatively severe Indiana law, it made no difference that the dogs were bothering the chickens; their hours were numbered as soon as they got away from their master." I'll post the link separately.
Nolo? Link isn't working. But I'd guess it's not going to state that it's ok to shoot random dogs, psycho.
Wow, you know people like this are out there and we think we are prepared when we run up against them. But, shit, I'm wanting Pit Bulls to be fixed, maybe their owners should be.
