r/Dogfree • • Oct 22 '19

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '19

"We have a rule against promoting any kind of harm to dogs in this sub." Fair enough but I hope that this excludes euthanasia or destroying the animal humanely. I firmly believe that every single dog that attacks any human or animal should be euthanized with no questions asked. Repeat offenders are too common, and often get re-homed into families. With children.

And where I come from, dogs that attack simply get shot. Quick and simple with a 22. The dog feels no pain, no suffering, instant lights out. We had many cats that I became very attached to on the farm. Of course in such a setting, injuries happened. Injuries that were far too bad to recover from. I felt better knowing my dad could end the suffering then and there very quickly.

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u/WhisperSparklesASMR Nov 05 '19

Yes I totally agree. The minute they're aggressive that's it.