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EEllis wrote: But lets face facts If you secure your dog where the public can't encounter it then it never becomes an issue. The cops may not be good with dog encounters but as an owner it's your job to ensure that it never comes up. The cops only shoot dogs when the owner fails that dog .

Definitely. If I secure my dog in my backyard behind a gated fence (you know, so he won't come in contact with the public), no cop will come to my house looking for someone who doesn't live here and stroll into my gated yard and shoot my dog a that was obviously threatening him. And I'm quite certain that if I keep my dog inside, behind locked doors (so the public can't encounter him), I don't have to worry that a SWAT team that is just too busy to double check my address won't smash my door in and shoot my dog. I'm glad such things could never happen because I took the time to secure my evil terror of a dog.