seamusTX wrote:Tyler, yesterday.
I thought you could only defend livestock, not other animals, from attacking dogs?Tyler Paper wrote:The one brother certainly had the right to protect his dog from the pit bull, so he didn’t do anything illegal.
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- Tue Nov 10, 2009 2:47 pm
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- Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:26 pm
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Re: Dog shooter of the week
A pattern here seems to be that in almost every case, there were other criminal acts committed in addition to the dog slayings. [Shooting from a vehicle, shooting into a neighbor's property, pointing a gun at a person, discharging a firearm in a prohibited area, etc]
I'll be curious to know if there are any plain vanilla cases where someone gets convicted of dog killing with no other charges added. i.e. the guy on his own property shoots a dog that is also on his own property, in an area where shooting firearms is perfectly legal.
I'll be curious to know if there are any plain vanilla cases where someone gets convicted of dog killing with no other charges added. i.e. the guy on his own property shoots a dog that is also on his own property, in an area where shooting firearms is perfectly legal.