Dogs
- robbotis
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Re: Dogs
Too true.AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Farmers will shoot your dog for free. They won't be around long. Don't worry, very humane.
In college my roommate and I had a dog. (Horrible idea, I know).
Anyway, a farmer shot and killed it one day, while we were unloading firewood for a bonfire that night. It was in his field, but the field was empty. The vet said that guy was known to do things like that. Just sits on his farmland looking for something to kill.
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Gashouse
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Re: Dogs
That sucks. Was this by Bridge #9?robbotis wrote:Too true.AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Farmers will shoot your dog for free. They won't be around long. Don't worry, very humane.
In college my roommate and I had a dog. (Horrible idea, I know).
Anyway, a farmer shot and killed it one day, while we were unloading firewood for a bonfire that night. It was in his field, but the field was empty. The vet said that guy was known to do things like that. Just sits on his farmland looking for something to kill.
My sister and brother-in-law also got their dog shot by their neighbor farmer. The guy tried to claim she was killing chickens or something but it was totally bogus. She was a well-trained pure-bred golden lab my b-i-l used for hunting. She was worth way more than just an everyday dog - even an everyday purebred.
- robbotis
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Re: Dogs
You bet it was Bridge # 9.Gashouse wrote:That sucks. Was this by Bridge #9?robbotis wrote:Too true.AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Farmers will shoot your dog for free. They won't be around long. Don't worry, very humane.
In college my roommate and I had a dog. (Horrible idea, I know).
Anyway, a farmer shot and killed it one day, while we were unloading firewood for a bonfire that night. It was in his field, but the field was empty. The vet said that guy was known to do things like that. Just sits on his farmland looking for something to kill.
My sister and brother-in-law also got their dog shot by their neighbor farmer. The guy tried to claim she was killing chickens or something but it was totally bogus. She was a well-trained pure-bred golden lab my b-i-l used for hunting. She was worth way more than just an everyday dog - even an everyday purebred.
We were stacking wood for the Rake meeting one Wednesday and the dog was running through that field right next too it.
We buried her there at that night's meeting.
I think some farmer's just get off on it. Plus they can get away with it.
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jim
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Re: Dogs
In Texas they tie them to the pickup truck with a rope and drag them to death.robbotis wrote:Too true.AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Farmers will shoot your dog for free. They won't be around long. Don't worry, very humane.
In college my roommate and I had a dog. (Horrible idea, I know).
Anyway, a farmer shot and killed it one day, while we were unloading firewood for a bonfire that night. It was in his field, but the field was empty. The vet said that guy was known to do things like that. Just sits on his farmland looking for something to kill.
Puppies are cute I think.
- JackofDiamonds
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Re: Dogs
Can we move the pet murder talk to Cats please? Dogs is for fun.
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Re: Dogs
You are running out of rope JoD. First, you post nasty things about cats in the Cats thread, now you encourage others to do so as well. [-XJackofDiamonds wrote:Can we move the pet murder talk to Cats please? Dogs is for fun.






