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November 5, 2008 at 9:32 pm #62526GSPmadMember
Picture is a little more graphic than the BBC’s usual – just to warn… don’t know how squeamish people are.
November 5, 2008 at 9:32 pm #90676GSPmadMemberThough having said that, there are much worse fates. :-\
November 5, 2008 at 10:03 pm #90677*Lassie*MemberSounds like the owner could have done it 🙁
Lack of money, may have needed vet treatment, may have lost their home or just not wanted the dog any more ???
Shot at close range, I would say someone desperate but didn’t want the dog to suffer.November 5, 2008 at 10:26 pm #90678AnonymousGuesthi,
what an appalling picture – have they no respect.
rest easy lovely pointey-nose
claire.
November 5, 2008 at 10:47 pm #90679dogloverwoooo!Memberthat is awful, how on earth can anyone do that. i dont care if there were ‘reasons’ we all have troubles now and again, it doesnt mean we shoot our dogs!! there are many other alternatives >:( :'(
[quote author=*Lassie* link=topic=12974.msg249579#msg249579 date=1225922596]
Sounds like the owner could have done it 🙁
Lack of money, may have needed vet treatment, may have lost their home or just not wanted the dog any more ???
Shot at close range, I would say someone desperate but didn’t want the dog to suffer.
[/quote]November 6, 2008 at 8:35 am #90680kerrie and stanMemberpoor dog :'(
run free little pointy noseNovember 6, 2008 at 8:49 am #90681SweetypyeMemberSHooting animals used to be the norm and in some cases still is in vet remote areas.
It is quick and I have nothing against it.
Euthanasia by a vet costs money, a shotgun cartridge costs about 12p
For those who are outraged perhaps it is worth considering how our meat arrives at our table……… :ok:
November 6, 2008 at 12:02 pm #90682GSPmadMember[quote author=Sweetypye link=topic=12974.msg249625#msg249625 date=1225961354]
SHooting animals used to be the norm and in some cases still is in vet remote areas.It is quick and I have nothing against it.
Euthanasia by a vet costs money, a shotgun cartridge costs about 12p
For those who are outraged perhaps it is worth considering how our meat arrives at our table……… :ok:
[/quote]i agree re the shooting, that was why i then said – though there are much worse fates – but have they tried rescue – and why dump the body if they were concerned? i just wonder in this case if they actually did what was best for the dog and there might have been a better option….
but yes – if done properly it is just as humane as taking them to the vets – perhaps more, as they don’t have to have the stress of going to the vets, and instead get a nice walk with the owner and know nothing about what happens. 🙂 :agree:
November 6, 2008 at 2:50 pm #90683*Lassie*Memberthough there are much worse fates – but have they tried rescue – and why dump the body if they were concerned?
Think about it 😉 most rescues are now full to bursting with the credit crunch, people losing jobs and homes. As for the body, may not have had anywhere to bury it at home and too upset to bury it afterwards. The dog was shot at point blank range in the head – someone wanted a clean quick job not the dog to suffer.
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