Please deliver two dogs to this gentleman, one pure breed puppy of same breed and one police dog to be shot by the owner if he so desires, doubt he would but only fair.
So youi punish an innocent dog for the crime of a human?
Please deliver two dogs to this gentleman, one pure breed puppy of same breed and one police dog to be shot by the owner if he so desires, doubt he would but only fair.
I think that's what blues was getting at when he mentioned the shell casing location was never mentioned. Where did officer take the shot?
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There's one real important fact missing from this story so far: Where was the cop's shell-casing? If it's back towards the gate, then it might support the notion that he didn't know the dog was chained etc. If it's towards the end of the concrete pad where the dog is lying on the grass right next to it though, then he walked right up to within a foot or two of the end of the chain's reach, and dumped a round in the dog's head, a much more difficult shot from what looks to be at least 15' from the closest edge of the garage or shed that's probably another 3' - 5' from the gate itself.
Blues
Didn't see that
So youi punish an innocent dog for the crime of a human?
He didn't enter his home. Again, people are not looking at the ACTUAL situation.
You don't have to enter my home you trespass when you step on my property, your warning was the signs. The other officers appear to be trespassing.
My dog is trained to bark at you and if you approach the house he's trained to stop you. Don't open the driveway gate, don't jump the fence, don't ignore the no trespass signs, don't run from the dog. Stop and remain in place... you'll be fine. Shoot the dog and you can expect return fire.If your dog barks at every person walking by your house, then your dog isn't trained very well.
Also, I like that you've now just resorted to name calling.
Again, I'm sorry I can look at a situation objectively and have a knowledge of police procedure that neither you or anybody else here apparently does.