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This kind of conduct isn't that unusual. Our son's mi nature schnauzer, who is admittedly somewhat of a barker, was shot in the mouth by a pellet gun inside his own yard. The shooter stuck the gun through a hole in the fence and shot the dog in the mouth, knocking out his lower left canine tooth and lodging the pellet in his jaw. $1,000 of vet bills later, the dog was OK

The blood trail from the incident, which animal control saw in person, could only be reached from one back yard on the opposite street. Animal control questioned the homeowner who denied owning any type of pellet gun. No attempt was made to take the case any further.

I cannot see our son's dog (who is now 11 years old) and his missing tooth and thinking about the jerk who did it.

I'm so sorry for the loss of Susie and hope they find the creep responsible.