The kid will never go fence jumping again. That's for sure. I'll bet he will be scared of dogs as well and rightfully so. Respect other people's property. The dog owners live next to a bitch family.
Kid attacked by dogs after trespassing in neighbors yard
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lol at SVTP.... we are now questioning the decision making ability of a booger eating 8yr old. Surely none of you "disobeyed" your parents or did dumb/dangerous things at that age.
The larger issue is some people who regard the life of animals equal to or above that of human beings. Which is funny seeings as how we eat animals and kill them for sport or for just being a nuisance.
The larger issue is some people who regard the life of animals equal to or above that of human beings. Which is funny seeings as how we eat animals and kill them for sport or for just being a nuisance.
I did plenty of stupid shit as a kid. The difference is that my parents made me own my decisions. I can guarantee that had I jumped into a neighbors yard and gotten attacked, my parents would not have demanded the dog be kenneled/muzzled/etc.
Equating a family pet to the chicken in my fridge is asinine. We have been meat eaters since, well forever. In that time, man has always had special bonds with other creatures.
Plus over population #****yourdumbasskid #shottheutilityworkerintheface #****hashtags
If the booger eatin 8 year old is making dangerous decisions then just maybe the parents should keep an eye on said 8 year old. That's all we are sayin.
I hope your kid's room isn't behind the intruder when you pull the trigger on that 12 gauge. Slugs are a poor choice for home defense. Dogs are a better choice, they do their job with no collateral damage. That kid knew those dogs, it's not like he was at a strangers house and climbed into unknown territory
There were so many instances when I was a kid, if I did something that resulted in me getting hurt, my parents would make me take ownership of that decision. Kids these days are little spoiled brats where the parents live in this fantasy land that their kid has rights to do whatever they want with no recourse.
Slugs are definitely a bad choice for home defense. 00 or 000 buckshot, call it a day.
Slugs are definitely a bad choice for home defense. 00 or 000 buckshot, call it a day.
If he were a half decent parent, he would have that shotgun in a kennel with a muzzle.
Lol at you and the other genius who wants to blame everything but wont own that they are lazy parents who can't control their kids.
Nah, that's cruel. Kennel the shotgun, and chain the kid to the couch so he can't wander off.
I'm not trying to offend you but were you dumb enough, at 8 years of age, not to stay away from large, strange dogs in an enclosed yard? Many of us grew up in a different time when yes, even at 8, staying away from strange animals was not an outrageous proposition. Surely we all did stupid things but we didn't blame others like mom-of-the-year in the article who is blaming the owners.
When I was growing our neighbors had 3 Rottweilers. Those dogs were enough to keep me from even thinking of going over that fence. Even when I was 8.
or chain them to a couch.
As lon as the dos are in their own yard and behind a fence who cares what happens when some idiot decides to go in the yard uninvited.
Frankly if I were the owner of the dogs I would sue the parents for the cost of the kennel since their kids actions required it to be put up. I would also have the police charge the kid with trespass and get a court order preventing him from coming into my yard for any reason. This would put the parents on notice to watch their brat more closely.
lol, YES!
My dog a part of my family and not a wild animal that is hunted as sport or raised as food. I will protect my dog just as I would any other member of my family. I will also hold my dog accountable for his actions: whether he is right or wrong. If someone enters my property and is hurt by my dog, shame on them. If my dog runs out of the yard and attacks someone, shame on my dog and he would most likely be put-down. So, please don't think I am regarding the life of animal to be above a human. I also urge you to understand that dogs are not cattle, chickens or deer--to many, they are family.
The story is definitely messed up, and I have sympathy for all of those involved, especially the child that was hurt. The dogs in the story were in their fenced in yard--their territory. I hope everyone knows that dogs are very territorial, get them in a 'pack' and their desire to protect their territory is even stronger.
It's very unfortunate the kid got hurt, but he made a mistake. There is no reason to punish the dogs and their owner--two wrongs don't make a right. The dogs were contained within the owners property; they did not escape and mow down a person--that person jumped into the dogs territory. It goes back to SVTP's favorite saying: play stupid games and win stupid prizes.
While all this is fun and all, what do we do about the kids that run rampant in stores and crash carts into the back of your legs and run into you? I've googled suggestions and possible resolutions, but, I can only think of one. Be a good parent 
While all this is fun and all, what do we do about the kids that run rampant in stores and crash carts into the back of your legs and run into you? I've googled suggestions and possible resolutions, but, I can only think of one. Be a good parent
I agree! What's messed-up is a lot of parents of today feel they are being a good parent by blaming others for their parenting failures.
The only reason I don't kill humans for sport is that it's illegal. You're argument is invalid. I don't eat them because they probably don't taste very good....and it's illegal too.
Donkey kick across the the aisle. Problem solved.While all this is fun and all, what do we do about the kids that run rampant in stores and crash carts into the back of your legs and run into you? I've googled suggestions and possible resolutions, but, I can only think of one. Be a good parent
While all this is fun and all, what do we do about the kids that run rampant in stores and crash carts into the back of your legs and run into you? I've googled suggestions and possible resolutions, but, I can only think of one. Be a good parent
Wrong, if they hit you that means they're away from their parents, and you have about 10 seconds to say something that will forever ingrain into their memory, to make them think twice of doing something like that again.
To Keep the Bill Burr Theme going - 'If you do that again, Imma beat your mom to death with the family dog' - and smile at him.
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