Kid attacked by dogs after trespassing in neighbors yard

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talk to any cop and they'll tell you that if someone enters your home you shoot them dead. then there will be only one side of the story. and pretty much no jury is going to convict the homeowner if they were to actually be prosecuted. of course there may be some 1 in a million circumstances like it was broad day light and the intruder was a five year old but 99.9% of the time it will be a teenager or adult. and even if you did not kill the intruder. he's going to tell the cops, i didnt make a move towards him. i was just minding my own business. lol. you think anyone is going to listen to/believe the guy who just committed felony breaking and entering?
shooting them in the back is a different story. but most gun owning homeowners know that. those that dont, well, ignorance of the law is not a valid defense...

if my dog went onto my neighbors dog and got a 9 iron upside his head i would be damn pissed. at my dog. and my neighbor. and myself. but i would not demand that my neighbor be locked up or have his 9 iron taken away or anything like that. its MY responsibility to keep MY dogs on my property. once all three ran out the front gate and after a dog someone was walking. i had to run after them and grab them and drag them back to my yard and quickly close the gate. then i proceeded to teach them not to do that again. they havent. though i am careful when i open my automatic gate. to make sure people arent walking by (mostly dogs).

i think the problem is people these days dont know their neighbors. my street is not ideal for this since people have big properties that are fenced in but i know both of my side neighbors very well, and they know my dogs.
one neighbors dog gets out all the time. once he somehow got onto my driveway (totally fenced in property) and was just sniffing around. luckily my dogs were out back. i quickly grabbed that dog and dragged him back over next door before my big dog would tear him apart. im good with my neighbors. this same neighbor, his son would accidentally hit his soccer ball over every now and then and id toss it back over. once, while he (father) was out there i told him, just an fyi i have no problem with the ball coming over but if it comes over and i dont know about it and the dogs get a hold of it they will tear it pieces. they've eaten a few of my sons toys (just yesterday in fact lol) the ball really doesnt come over any more. im sure he told his son he may lose a ball if he's not more careful. and to not even think about scaling our fence to retrieve it.

You can't shoot them in the back though. Its hard to argue you were in danger, especially in CA, when the perp wasn't even looking at you. CA doesn't give two shits about property protection though and your very likely to get a jury of people who hate you for owning a gun.
 

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thats why my property is 100% fenced in with two large dogs patrolling it at all times. if someone is crazy enough (meth head?) to scale my fence for some reason theyre going to have to get past my guards. i have to lol at all these celebrities that keep having their homes broken into and $100k worth of jewelry stolen. really? i guarantee you that if they had a few $5k police trained dogs those burglars would probably skip your house. or kill your dogs. but thats highly unlikely.
 

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thats why my property is 100% fenced in with two large dogs patrolling it at all times. if someone is crazy enough (meth head?) to scale my fence for some reason theyre going to have to get past my guards. i have to lol at all these celebrities that keep having their homes broken into and $100k worth of jewelry stolen. really? i guarantee you that if they had a few $5k police trained dogs those burglars would probably skip your house. or kill your dogs. but thats highly unlikely.

Do you have beware of dogs signs posted?
 

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i dont know how long ago that was but man im tired of people taking their damn dogs in public places. not just little toy dogs in a purse but medium and large dogs. i was at home depot grabbing some stuff and two people with their dogs on leashes crossed paths and the dogs both went apeshit on each other right in the middle of store. one of the owners, an older lady, struggling to hold her dog back. wtf people. leave the damn dogs at home! maybe its just LA but im seeing this everywhere i go. in all kinds of stores. even in a grocery store. damn medium sized dog sitting in a shopping cart. wtf? i went to Offspring/Sublime concert and an outdoor venue and we're sitting there in our seats, waiting for the first show to start. people still coming in. all of a sudden a dog runs up to me and says hello. he then runs off and runs around through a few rows and back to his owner. emotional support dog i guess?? never seen that before. ive known a few people in my life who have an irrational, deathly fear of dogs. they shouldnt have to encounter dogs in places where dogs are not supposed to be. (seeing eye dogs excluded which are always calm and at their owners side, on a leash).

and dont get me wrong. i love dogs. owned them my whole life. have 3 now. i used to take my pug to various places but within reason. im just waiting to see one in a restaurant or a movie theater. a small business im sure would say get that ****ing dog out of here but these big stores just let people do whatever they want.

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Do you have beware of dogs signs posted?

Yes. That didnt stop the dumbass meter reader lady from waltzing right into my backyard a few years ago while a truck was making a delivery. She froze dead in her tracks when my cane corso confronted her with a nice growl
 

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Didn't read the story, but from the headline my reaction is, "I dunno...maybe don't trespass?"

Also, wtf is an emotional support dog?
 

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+1! I gotta see this Roman War dog, they are such a noble breed!

Hes getting old now but he often acts like a puppy. Slobbers like crazy!

I bought a big pack of rat poison a few years ago. Left it on a table when i went inside for dinner. Came out and the bag was in pieces and he had green crumbs all over his face. Ate. The. Whole. Bag. Didnt even phase him. A tiny piece almost killed my female pug that loves to hump the big guy every chance he gets.

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I have a set of 3 piece 20s sitting in the back of my truck 10 feet from the sidewalk. I just dare ya to come take them lol

next to my retarded, overly friendly female GSD that can hear a cat in the giant field across the street and my pug.

every now and then the GSD and cane corso get into it and its pretty epic. they dont hurt each other. just sounds like wwIII. most of the time she's licking him clean lol.
 
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You feel that way about your dog, but can't understand why someone would feel that way about their human child? What if your dog went into the neighbor's yard, and the neighbor teed off upside its head with a 9 iron? Your dog was trespassing, right?

Completely different scenario. If my dog goes onto someone else's property to attack them that's 100% on me. The dog and myself will suffer the consequences.

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Hmm... I might need to put that in my wallet for safe keeping until you participate in the next unarmed shooting thread. ;)

By all means! Although I don't think these dogs were black so it's ok. :)

i dont know how long ago that was but man im tired of people taking their damn dogs in public places. not just little toy dogs in a purse but medium and large dogs. i was at home depot grabbing some stuff and two people with their dogs on leashes crossed paths and the dogs both went apeshit on each other right in the middle of store. one of the owners, an older lady, struggling to hold her dog back. wtf people. leave the damn dogs at home! maybe its just LA but im seeing this everywhere i go. in all kinds of stores. even in a grocery store. damn medium sized dog sitting in a shopping cart. wtf? i went to Offspring/Sublime concert and an outdoor venue and we're sitting there in our seats, waiting for the first show to start. people still coming in. all of a sudden a dog runs up to me and says hello. he then runs off and runs around through a few rows and back to his owner. emotional support dog i guess?? never seen that before. ive known a few people in my life who have an irrational, deathly fear of dogs. they shouldnt have to encounter dogs in places where dogs are not supposed to be. (seeing eye dogs excluded which are always calm and at their owners side, on a leash).

and dont get me wrong. i love dogs. owned them my whole life. have 3 now. i used to take my pug to various places but within reason. im just waiting to see one in a restaurant or a movie theater. a small business im sure would say get that ****ing dog out of here but these big stores just let people do whatever they want.

We take our Dane/Lab mix to different places quite often. Just the ones that allow dogs though. I wouldn't take him into the damn grocery store or a restaurant lol.

You can't shoot them in the back though. Its hard to argue you were in danger, especially in CA, when the perp wasn't even looking at you. CA doesn't give two shits about property protection though and your very likely to get a jury of people who hate you for owning a gun.

In TX you can defend life and property with lethal force.
 

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I grew up around overly aggressive dogs that used to terrorize the neighborhood. Shitty neighbors who wouldn't keep their beasts under control, yet a retarded boy (yes, literally retarded) antagonized our dog, got bit, and my parents put our dog down. He knew damned well NOT to be antagonizing dogs because, for one, he couldn't run for shit, and, two, he really did know better. Our dog was about the only one that wasn't aggressive toward people. Anyway...

Speaking of antagonizing, my uncle had a German Shepherd that he kept chained in the backyard. I put a sack over my head and was trying to spook it one day. My grandma called me back inside from messing with it. As I was going up the steps, the dog got loose and got me by my right calf. Luckily, some adults were there to pull it off. I was 4 or 5 at the time.

I said all that to say this. I grew up around scary dogs, and was attacked by one, but I've never had an innate fear of dogs. In fact, I want to have a couple German Shepherds now. Just waiting for our existing dogs to kick the bucket.



Didn't they end up finding out the dog was actually nice?



They permit it to protect yourself and/or the occupants from bodily harm, NOT from just an invasion. You shoot somebody and they haven't even made any advances toward you, you just caught yourself a murder charge. There are only a handful of states like Florida that have snowflake laws that allow you to kill someone just because they yelled BOO! from across the street.



You feel that way about your dog, but can't understand why someone would feel that way about their human child? What if your dog went into the neighbor's yard, and the neighbor teed off upside its head with a 9 iron? Your dog was trespassing, right?



Hmm... I might need to put that in my wallet for safe keeping until you participate in the next unarmed shooting thread. ;)



I seriously despise people like that. When I come across people that talk about their pets like they're on equal footing with children, I just politely walk away.

honest question : how is it that you've been mauled by a dog and do not have a fear of dogs, yet there's people who have never even been AROUND a big dog and are terrified....?
 

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this is flat out bullshit and wrong. you have a habit of opening your mouth and spouting shit when you are clueless.

They permit it to protect yourself and/or the occupants from bodily harm, NOT from just an invasion.
The law in Texas and several other states says if some asshat comes into your home uninvited you can shoot them dead and no charges will be filed.
they do not have to do anything else, just invade your home uninvited
You shoot somebody and they haven't even made any advances toward you, you just caught yourself a murder charge.
if you are out on a public street corner maybe. inside your home .. they don't have to be making advances, they just have to be there. while this isn't universally true in all states more and more states are passing laws that say so.
There are only a handful of states like Florida that have snowflake laws that allow you to kill someone just because they yelled BOO! from across the street.read. ;)
hyperbole much? there aren't any states that let you do this. maybe you should try to be more accurate when you post bullshit.
 
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Castle doctrine is all I'm saying.

If you do not belong in my house and have any ill-intent, you will be shot. I will not face a murder charge for defending my home and myself and wife that are in the home when someone enters without permission and forces their way in.
 

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Didn't read the story, but from the headline my reaction is, "I dunno...maybe don't trespass?"

Also, wtf is an emotional support dog?

I thought that too, but then read He's a Marine, so i sorta understood, shouldnt be in the ****ing seat though. What's with these airlines and bad judgement calls? Next we're going to hear about the pilot calling everyone racist names or some shit.

'Yeah uh......this is uh.....Captain CRACKER speaking.....'
 

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You can't shoot them in the back though. Its hard to argue you were in danger, especially in CA, when the perp wasn't even looking at you. CA doesn't give two shits about property protection though and your very likely to get a jury of people who hate you for owning a gun.
komiefornia is a criminal friendly state. it's like a huge "safe space" for idiot liberals and criminals
 

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