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Offline puller

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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #15 on: August 01, 2014, 04:37:29 PM »
Great input guys...and here is your afternoon update

Baby's dog gonna be ok...a busted rib and a pair of wounds one on the broke rib and the other through her leg...very lucky dog...it's lucky that my big dogs came on scene before she (the chihuahua dog) suffered the same fate as the cat...

The sheriff's dept. around here would berate me for not shooting the guy's dog  :lol I've done been told by several of the deputies to blast any dog in my district that I saw as a threat...and THEN to call them so the owner could talk to them about why I (the water guy) shot Fluffy for trying to lunge at my throat...I'm always packing something   :aok

And lastly...my neighbor has already taken care of both of his dogs...I told him on the phone earlier not to do it...but...at least he did it instead of me making a tough running shot and it bleeding to death on their porch...AND he is picking up the vet bill...so I guess all has worked itself out...now I can turn my chickens out into my garden...damn grasshoppers are eating more out of it than me  :eek: ...
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #16 on: August 01, 2014, 04:45:54 PM »
Don't you find it kind of strange he tells you to shoot his dogs? Is that a dare or veiled threat? 

Just strikes me as an odd statement.
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #17 on: August 01, 2014, 05:09:17 PM »
Great input guys...and here is your afternoon update

Baby's dog gonna be ok...a busted rib and a pair of wounds one on the broke rib and the other through her leg...very lucky dog...it's lucky that my big dogs came on scene before she (the chihuahua dog) suffered the same fate as the cat...

The sheriff's dept. around here would berate me for not shooting the guy's dog  :lol I've done been told by several of the deputies to blast any dog in my district that I saw as a threat...and THEN to call them so the owner could talk to them about why I (the water guy) shot Fluffy for trying to lunge at my throat...I'm always packing something   :aok

And lastly...my neighbor has already taken care of both of his dogs...I told him on the phone earlier not to do it...but...at least he did it instead of me making a tough running shot and it bleeding to death on their porch...AND he is picking up the vet bill...so I guess all has worked itself out...now I can turn my chickens out into my garden...damn grasshoppers are eating more out of it than me  :eek: ...

Sounds like a stand up guy. Glad the problem has been solved.
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #18 on: August 01, 2014, 05:14:23 PM »
Don't you find it kind of strange he tells you to shoot his dogs? Is that a dare or veiled threat? 

Just strikes me as an odd statement.

Did me too.

Poor little kitten, happy to hear that your daughter and little dog are ok.  :salute
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #19 on: August 01, 2014, 05:21:36 PM »
Relatedly I had a farmer shoot rock salt at me when I helped sneak his daughter back in the house ( true story, I know it sounds like a bad joke...but gods honest truth )  :D

 I honestly believe you.... 1972 my brothers and I and a few  friends were out on Halloween there is this real mean old man that was always mean to everybody so we decided to egg his house ohhh man wrong idea we toss the eggs. Front door came flying open and all we could hear was shotgun blasts every single one of us got peppered with rock salt lol old man Zurflugh  was his name and after that we never bothered him again  :bolt:
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #20 on: August 01, 2014, 05:24:28 PM »
Great input guys...and here is your afternoon update

Baby's dog gonna be ok...a busted rib and a pair of wounds one on the broke rib and the other through her leg...very lucky dog...it's lucky that my big dogs came on scene before she (the chihuahua dog) suffered the same fate as the cat...

The sheriff's dept. around here would berate me for not shooting the guy's dog  :lol I've done been told by several of the deputies to blast any dog in my district that I saw as a threat...and THEN to call them so the owner could talk to them about why I (the water guy) shot Fluffy for trying to lunge at my throat...I'm always packing something   :aok

And lastly...my neighbor has already taken care of both of his dogs...I told him on the phone earlier not to do it...but...at least he did it instead of me making a tough running shot and it bleeding to death on their porch...AND he is picking up the vet bill...so I guess all has worked itself out...now I can turn my chickens out into my garden...damn grasshoppers are eating more out of it than me  :eek: ...

 excellent, your neighbor did the right thing  :aok
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #21 on: August 01, 2014, 06:30:12 PM »
All I would have to say either run it by the local sheriffs/police dept. or an attorney first and see what your rights are. Always a good idea to get the neighbor to put on paper that he is ok with you shooting their dogs. To bad things couldn't have worked out better, but at least the threat is gone.

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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #22 on: August 01, 2014, 07:11:39 PM »
Rock salt. Bout the oldest trick in the book.

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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #23 on: August 01, 2014, 07:17:04 PM »
what are you gonna do when the dog comes and actually hurts one of your family.  You would probably not think twice of shooting if some intruder came into your property and threaten you or your family.

either shoot and by all means you have the right or wait until he hurts somebody then your gonna want to shoot the dog and your neighbor.


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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #24 on: August 01, 2014, 08:28:55 PM »
what are you gonna do when the dog comes and actually hurts one of your family.  You would probably not think twice of shooting if some intruder came into your property and threaten you or your family.

either shoot and by all means you have the right or wait until he hurts somebody then your gonna want to shoot the dog and your neighbor.


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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #25 on: August 01, 2014, 11:20:16 PM »
So you are suggesting he violate the law by threatening to shoot the neighbor in the feet?

No, I'm suggesting that the guy is an idiot, and that maybe Puller should be firmer in his interactions with said cretin.

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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #26 on: August 02, 2014, 04:02:06 PM »
Wow.  Just...wow.  So you let it escalate to the point where it killed your cat, maimed one of your dogs and threaten your child?  I...will be ruled 4 if I continue.  Sorry, nothing round that.
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #27 on: August 02, 2014, 04:47:14 PM »
everybody miss the part where the owner of the dogs put the dogs down, he also apologized extremely and paid for all the vet bills.  the dogs are dead.
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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #28 on: August 02, 2014, 06:37:21 PM »
Really glad things are settled, man!  I'm sorry that mess happened in the first place.

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Re: Living in the country...with dogs...
« Reply #29 on: August 02, 2014, 07:18:41 PM »
Thats a tough situation ! I wouldent shoot it without a written agreement! Lol! That what living in the city 2 years has done to me! Sounds like your raising a family the good ole way!!
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