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04-13-2012, 02:46 PM | #1 |
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Hi. I am desperately trying to get answers and a rescue in place for 9-11 pit bull dogs chained to trees and old structures in my neighborhood. Animal control has been called repeatedly and although dogs come and go and they have been fined, there are now more dogs chained up. We suspect some sort of criminal activity to say the least, whether it is drug related or "fighting" Animal control claims the last time the dogs were checked (the ones there at the time), there were no apparent signs of any injury, cuts, etc. I contacted Dogs Deserve Better and they believe it is most likely a "protection" for drug related business. Any suggestions out there??? These dogs do deserve better and I can not drive by twice a day and see them in freezing temps and then over 100 in the summer. Never walked, petted, it's sickening...
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04-13-2012, 02:52 PM | #2 |
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04-13-2012, 02:57 PM | #3 |
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04-13-2012, 02:58 PM | #4 |
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04-13-2012, 03:19 PM | #6 |
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04-13-2012, 03:20 PM | #7 |
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Are you sure the dogs aren't cared for? Just because a dog is chained up, doesn't mean the dog is abused. |
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04-13-2012, 06:23 PM | #8 |
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Hi. I am desperately trying to get answers and a rescue in place for 9-11 pit bull dogs chained to trees and old structures in my neighborhood. Animal control has been called repeatedly and although dogs come and go and they have been fined, there are now more dogs chained up. We suspect some sort of criminal activity to say the least, whether it is drug related or "fighting" Animal control claims the last time the dogs were checked (the ones there at the time), there were no apparent signs of any injury, cuts, etc. I contacted Dogs Deserve Better and they believe it is most likely a "protection" for drug related business. Any suggestions out there??? These dogs do deserve better and I can not drive by twice a day and see them in freezing temps and then over 100 in the summer. Never walked, petted, it's sickening... Don't even get me started on the dogs deserve better kooks! Get a life and leave the people alone. Oh and to any of you who agree with this tree hugging turd, well you're part of the problem in today's world with these dogs. |
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04-13-2012, 06:34 PM | #9 |
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Hi. I am desperately trying to get answers and a rescue in place for 9-11 pit bull dogs chained to trees and old structures in my neighborhood. Animal control has been called repeatedly and although dogs come and go and they have been fined, there are now more dogs chained up. We suspect some sort of criminal activity to say the least, whether it is drug related or "fighting" Animal control claims the last time the dogs were checked (the ones there at the time), there were no apparent signs of any injury, cuts, etc. I contacted Dogs Deserve Better and they believe it is most likely a "protection" for drug related business. Any suggestions out there??? These dogs do deserve better and I can not drive by twice a day and see them in freezing temps and then over 100 in the summer. Never walked, petted, it's sickening... And dogs being on chains DOES NOT mean criminal activity. |
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04-13-2012, 06:49 PM | #11 |
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04-13-2012, 07:44 PM | #12 |
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I AM a so-called tree-hugger, but in this situations, where AC/HS has been out already, one of two things is happening right now: The dogs have been found to be well cared for, or law-enforcement is already staking the place out as part of an investigation. Unless there are obvious signs of neglect as in: starving without shelter, water, or food... the dogs are fine. BTW.. most sled dogs just sit on a chain without much petting. Nobody complains about that.
So... you did your part. If you want to, take pictures ... IF there are prolonged times where the animals are without those three basic needs. Even IF these dogs are used in dog-matching, an arrest can only be made when they are caught in the act. So... sitting on a chain won't prove anything. |
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04-13-2012, 08:05 PM | #13 |
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Oh also take pictures |
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04-13-2012, 10:19 PM | #14 |
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04-13-2012, 11:37 PM | #15 |
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**going out right now to get my dog off her chain so nobody finds the mobile meth lab in the trunk of my car**
Sometimes there is a reason people chain. My sweetie is capable of breaking out of any fence, does not give a shit if you elecrtify it (I have cattle, just ran a loop around the chain link) She manages to break every teather, get out of any crate..... So as much as I hate the look of the darling baby on her chain with heavy connections that are welded together, It is the only option that works if she is going to be outside. So the chains by themselves are not evil. However, multiple dogs, constantly changing, injured dogs, unsanitary conditions, lack oh housing and clean water.... Those are a problem. That is what you can document and turn over. Involving animal rights groups may create a situation that destroys any investigation that may already be in progress. The drug investigation or fighting investigation takes months to get evidence. The police want enough good hard evidence to convict. |
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04-13-2012, 11:56 PM | #16 |
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Im not sure how they are coming to the conclusion that these dogs have anything to do with "drug businesses" (and I really doubt that's what these dogs are being "used" for) but I wouldn't suggest going on their property to take pictures of their dogs. Or even stopping in the street to take pictures. If you really think these people are "bad news" or whatever, just stay away. These dogs are properly contained and arent roaming your steets, so why does it matter to you? |
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04-14-2012, 12:28 AM | #17 |
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We suspect some sort of criminal activity to say the least, whether it is drug related or "fighting" they believe it is most likely a "protection" for drug related business. Who is "we" ? You and the nosy Mrs. Kravits across the street? And the next line about protection for a drug business is just ridiculous. I can not stand nosy people who butt into peoples lives. Unless a crime is being committed against a child mind your own business. |
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04-14-2012, 01:31 AM | #18 |
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Ya know what, I've got a yard full of scarred up dogs that are outside in all weather too. They're not fat. I don't throw a whole lot of affection their way. You won't see me standing in my yard all that often playing with dogs. I come and go at all hours of the night with a trailer load of dogs. I've had animal control called on me too and had to put up with all their bullshit until one of the AC officers said enough is enough I'm not coming back out here. I had to threaten a lawsuit against the bitch that was calling on me. I'm not a dog fighter, a drug dealer or any other kind of criminal. I'm a family man and a three deployment veteran, and a dog hunter and I hope to just be left alone. Somebody like you came closer than what is comfortable to getting my dogs, and essentially my family's way of life taken. If the right officer on the right day had found a so much as a dirty water bucket they could have been gone. Mind your own damn business and leave people alone. Nobody needs your hysterical handwringing bullshit. Apparently Dogs Deserve Better can kiss my ass too.
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04-14-2012, 01:46 AM | #19 |
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Ya know what, I've got a yard full of scarred up dogs that are outside in all weather too. They're not fat. I don't throw a whole lot of affection their way. You won't see me standing in my yard all that often playing with dogs. I come and go at all hours of the night with a trailer load of dogs. I've had animal control called on me too and had to put up with all their bullshit until one of the AC officers said enough is enough I'm not coming back out here. I had to threaten a lawsuit against the bitch that was calling on me. I'm not a dog fighter, a drug dealer or any other kind of criminal. I'm a family man and a three deployment veteran, and a dog hunter and I hope to just be left alone. Somebody like you came closer than what is comfortable to getting my dogs, and essentially my family's way of life taken. If the right officer on the right day had found a so much as a dirty water bucket they could have been gone. Mind your own damn business and leave people alone. Nobody needs your hysterical handwringing bullshit. Apparently Dogs Deserve Better can kiss my ass too. |
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04-14-2012, 04:15 AM | #20 |
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I don't know whether the dogs are well cared for or not.
But it amazes me how quickly individuals and organizations label people "dog fighters" or "drug dealers" because they have tethered pit bulls. While I'm a hippy that thinks my pet bull belongs on the couch under the blankets with me, the first thought that jumps into my head when I see a tethered pit bull type is NOT; DOG FIGHTER! I remember when we were taking agility classes with a well known AAC judge. There were a few hardcore competitors (the BC, Kelpie type) with a class before my private for my two dogs. We had an hour private, I ran one dog for 10 minutes than switched up. It became apparent after Hades ripped through three leashes attached to a large shady tree, that we needed a new plan. I refused to put him in the truck, way to hot, so my solution was a chain. Actually an old tow chain my dad had lying around (because I don't tether my dog at home). The looks I got could kill. Later I read about people using chains on pit bulls on a dog forum and I recognized one of the posters as a student of the same trainer. Seriously? If a dog was truly suffering, I mean in desperate need of medical attention, I would probably call AC. If the dog needed food or water, in all honesty, I'd probably just feed it myself (I'm a big ole hippy like that). But whether you do anything about the dogs or not, what astounds me is how quick people are to judge and label others. What proof or evidence do you have to support that the owners are dog fighters or drug dealers? Just that they have multiple pit bulls tethered? Is that really it? |
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