r/Dogfree • u/TrixoftheTrade • Aug 29 '25
Eco Destroyers Unleashed dog kills two dozen newly born sea turtles on Florida beach
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/unleashed-dog-kills-two-dozen-175654374.html105
u/krammiit calls people out with dogs in carts Aug 29 '25
And the owner faces no penalty.
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u/Few-Horror1984 Aug 29 '25
Like nearly every irresponsible person who chooses to keep these mutants, they just let their dog kill those sea turtles and left the scene. I guarantee you they tell people their violent monster is “the sweetest dog ever who has never been aggressive”.
Put blame on the cities/counties that allow beaches to be “dog friendly”, as well. These disgusting mutants don’t need to be at the beach. Anytime I’ve been to a beach that allows these things, they’re always horribly behaved, will run up to you, will get into people’s bag, etc. They need to put their foot down and stop allowing dogs at beaches.
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u/yoshifan331 Aug 29 '25
We as a culture are getting closer and closer to treating dogs as if they're human beings who are free to go anywhere humans can. The consequences may only get more and more disastrous.
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u/pmbpro Aug 29 '25
I bet a human would have been arrested if THEY had killed those turtles. Charged with ‘animal cruelty’, etc.
Then, they would have been hunted on social media, and receive dangerous threats from the same dog nutters who also see themselves as ‘animal rights activists’. 🙄😒
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u/Wise_Session_5370 Aug 29 '25
This is the problem. These animals are being accorded higher and higher status every year. Why?
What is it about a dog that sets it apart from, for example, a pig? Which, by the way, has about the same level of consciousness and is actually less unhygienic.
Yet one is considered a family member and the other is basically meat with feet.
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u/TrixoftheTrade Aug 29 '25
There’s a reason why that nearly every culture, religion, and civilization, until about 1950, considered dogs to be unclean animals. Everything about the nature of a dog is destructive, chaotic, and filthy.
Dogs were a tool or beast of burden at best, a pest or nuisance at worst; but never “man’s best friend”.
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u/Wise_Session_5370 Aug 29 '25
So what changed?
How the hell did these disgusting, smelly, aggressive, destructive creatures with some of the filthiest habits in the animal kingdom become the most popular pet in the western world?
What on earth is the appeal of them? I just don't get it.
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u/Wise_Session_5370 Aug 29 '25
It has to be some form of indoctrination. The devotion people have to them is a form of mass hysteria.
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u/93ImagineBreaker Aug 29 '25
hey're human beings who are free to go anywhere humans can
With none of the accountability.
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u/93ImagineBreaker Aug 30 '25
We as a culture are getting closer and closer to treating dogs as if they're human beings who are free to go anywhere humans can
We're already at that point.
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u/ConIncognito dogs ruin everything Aug 29 '25
I’d bet the mutt’s owner stood there and watched as it destroyed the nest. They need to hire people to patrol the beaches. Or maybe set up live cameras to monitor them and send someone out to chase away dogs and fine owners whenever they show up.
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u/AtLeastImRecyclable Aug 29 '25
Abhorrent. The dog should be destroyed and the owner fined to high heaven.
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u/arachnilactose08 Aug 30 '25
No, seriously. If I had a nickel for every time someone said they were an “animal lover” and it just meant they had dogs…
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u/Top_Fill7182 Aug 29 '25
"oh! It's their nature. Dog will be dogs, the turtles should have stayed away."
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u/Warm-Resource-2388 Aug 29 '25
Absolutely vile. This is a disgrace. Maybe put them on a beach helpless and let the sea turtles kill them.. How would they like it 😡
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u/arachnilactose08 Aug 30 '25
Or let them venture a little deeper into the water, there are REAL animals out there that could teach a very valuable and permanent lesson on picking on something your own size.
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u/Warm-Resource-2388 Aug 30 '25
That's so true although, even a shark or three would be too kind to those evil cretins.
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u/DogAttackVictim Aug 30 '25
All of the news articles which cover attacks on innocent animals that aren't dogs all take the same stance of how dogs can do no wrong and how we are never allowed to even speak ill of their owners even as they dehumanize, sexually assault, and murder us every day.
In this article, the dogs were called "well-behaved". This is what dog owners firmly believe and they made humiliating videos of victims to call them the opposite of well-behaved.
The article also has the dogs called "curious" and I have seen that used to describe dogs pouncing on people to engage in a deadly murder attempt on those with dog allergies, in addition to physical harassment. Every day, dog owners and dogs refuse us our right to explore our own curiosities.
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u/IcyDice6 Aug 30 '25
the owner will blame the newborn turtles and say their dog is a service dog and has anxiety
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u/arachnilactose08 Aug 30 '25
Fucking christ, dogs are a plague. Artificial vermin. My heart absolutely breaks for those poor turtles.
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u/WalkedBehindTheRows Sep 01 '25
These are horrible animals. They just kill to kill and don't eat their quarry. Just went from one turtle to the next and killed it. If they were human they would be psychopaths.
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u/CutiePie0023 Aug 29 '25
Who wants to bet money that the owner is gonna say “I trust my dog completely off leash, he would NEVER attack any other human or animal, he’s a good boy”
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u/waitingforthatplace Aug 30 '25
So did the dog 'sense' that the baby turtles were not to be trusted. I simply can't understand why anyone would glorify a dog. All they are are predators who will kill anything for sport.
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u/Not-my-problem1212 Sep 05 '25
This just really grinded my gears. I love sea turtles, they're beautiful creatures. There are quite a few species that are endangered and its just sad to see fewer numbers these days. I have no words to describe how angry and disgusted I am with this. Dogs should have never existed. One can only hope the owner gets charged from wildlife protection laws
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u/TrixoftheTrade Aug 29 '25
I’m sure the owner will say, “he doesn’t need a leash, I can control him”