This dog will die ... by my hands

hoss12781

hoss12781

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That's right bitches, call me Michael Vick if you want to but read the backstory first. This is a horrible rottweiler owned by my inlaws.

About four months ago it attempted to make a run at my four year old. If he didn't have quick reflexes he would have half a left hand. Immediately after that incident I punched it as hard as I possible could on the dome. For reference I'm about six foot four, 220 lbs and a took karate for 15 years growing up. I know how to throw a punch.

This dog is mean as hell. After I punched him he was stunned for a second and then made a run at me. My mother in law, the only one the damn thing actually listens to pulled it back. As I have opposable thumbs I'm not afraid of most animals but this thing looked like it wanted to use my juglar as a chew toy.

Fast forward to last week. After four months of promising to get rid of the animal and us not visiting our inlaws, which was hard for my wife because she feels like her mother basically chose her dog over her daughter and grandson, she finally caved and went for a visit. She was bit, tore a hole in her fav pair of pants and left a giant puncture wound that will no doubt be a scar for life.

They have still not gotten rid of this fucking animal. If it were up to me I would walk straight up to the beast and put a 9mm hollow point in its face. The situation being what it is I must be a bit more discreet. Thats where you come in. Help me decide the best way to off this mother fucker. Right now I'm thinking rat poison inside dog treats/meat something of that nature.

I'm really not an animal hater and, for reference have never killed a dog, cat, ect. This is a special circumstance that requires my attention. how-to-kill-barking-dog.jpgYour thoughts and musings are welcome and will be taken into consideration.
 
mygirls

mygirls

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killing a dog don't male it better.. let the law handle it that way you won't have to remember the horable thought of killing a dog.. best of luck
 
mcpurple

mcpurple

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well you knew they had a mean dog and still went over their, iMO the bite was your wifes fault, she knew he was their. and charging doe snot mean they are going tot attack, my dog charges every one looking real mean up untill he gets close enough then he just wags his tail and licks you to death
 
Brimi

Brimi

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Your mother in law sounds like a jerk. Most "mothers" would get rid of a dog like that after first sign of agression towards a child. I would have told my mother in law, that we just won't visit her for as long as she has a dog like that. Of course she's happy about the dog who is probably sweet as a lamb when they're alone, but she should weigh the human family higher and get rid of it. I would just stay away - she'll probably miss you at some point and get rid of the dog. If she doesn't... well then she's not even worth visiting if you ask me.
 
dudemandigo

dudemandigo

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if your going for discreteness then just wait until the inlaws leave the house. Im sure you know your way inside, then break a window somewhere so it looks like the dog jumped threw the window and escaped when they were out for the day.

Then its up to you...afterwords i would probly dig a large hole and bury the evidence...just not in their back yard...
 
racerboy71

racerboy71

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the problem doesn't lie so much with the dog, but rather the owners if you ask me... we just had to put our 14 year old dog down as he could hardly stand and we didn't think he would last the night out as was...
but the damn thing even though he was good with me and my roomy, if anyone other than my one sister, who's dog it was, and her son attempted to come in the house, you could expect to get bit, but we knew this, and so did everyone who came over.. so they knew to knock at the door and wait till we either put the dog outside in the fenced in yard, or locked him in the kitchen say if it's raining or cold outside..
being that we were responsible for our dog, no one ever got bit, well, aside from my roomy, lol, but hey, it's our dog, our problem right??
so, i'd sit down with that mother in law and tell her to take some fucking responsibility for that dog or you'll call the authorities.. they can come and take the dog if it's been known to be aggressive after a few calls i do believe if they don't keep the thing up from strangers, unfriendly's..
just my two cents...
 
shnkrmn

shnkrmn

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This is the best, most ethical answer. You do not have the right to kill your mother-in-law's dog. It is her property and she has a right to keep it. You should simply continue to refuse to visit and make family contact happen on neutral ground where the dog is not allowed. Don't kill the dog. You have no human right to do so.

Brimi said:
Your mother in law sounds like a jerk. Most "mothers" would get rid of a dog like that after first sign of agression towards a child. I would have told my mother in law, that we just won't visit her for as long as she has a dog like that. Of course she's happy about the dog who is probably sweet as a lamb when they're alone, but she should weigh the human family higher and get rid of it. I would just stay away - she'll probably miss you at some point and get rid of the dog. If she doesn't... well then she's not even worth visiting if you ask me.
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mcpurple

mcpurple

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ya should we go around killing every mean human, cuz if so id think over 90 percent of the population would be gone
 
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Morgan Lynn

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hoss12781 said:
That's right bitches, call me Michael Vick if you want to but read the backstory first. This is a horrible rottweiler owned by my inlaws.

About four months ago it attempted to make a run at my four year old. If he didn't have quick reflexes he would have half a left hand. Immediately after that incident I punched it as hard as I possible could on the dome. For reference I'm about six foot four, 220 lbs and a took karate for 15 years growing up. I know how to throw a punch.

This dog is mean as hell. After I punched him he was stunned for a second and then made a run at me. My mother in law, the only one the damn thing actually listens to pulled it back. As I have opposable thumbs I'm not afraid of most animals but this thing looked like it wanted to use my juglar as a chew toy.

Fast forward to last week. After four months of promising to get rid of the animal and us not visiting our inlaws, which was hard for my wife because she feels like her mother basically chose her dog over her daughter and grandson, she finally caved and went for a visit. She was bit, tore a hole in her fav pair of pants and left a giant puncture wound that will no doubt be a scar for life.

They have still not gotten rid of this fucking animal. If it were up to me I would walk straight up to the beast and put a 9mm hollow point in its face. The situation being what it is I must be a bit more discreet. Thats where you come in. Help me decide the best way to off this mother fucker. Right now I'm thinking rat poison inside dog treats/meat something of that nature.

I'm really not an animal hater and, for reference have never killed a dog, cat, ect. This is a special circumstance that requires my attention. View attachment 1775973Your thoughts and musings are welcome and will be taken into consideration.
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The dog needs to be dealt with by law enforcment or animal control. If she wont get rid of it herself, you can report the dog as aggressive and dangerous. They'll handle it accordingly.

Don't fale to mention its attempts at attacking you, your son, and your wife.

It's obvious the owner is doing something wrong because most dogs are not human-aggressive in that nature (some dogs, however, are aggressive towards other animals by nature). It may not necessarily be abuse, but over stimulation, lack of exercise, and dominance issues can cause aggressive behavior towards humans.
 
cannabisguru

cannabisguru

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hoss12781 said:
That's right bitches, call me Michael Vick if you want to but read the backstory first. This is a horrible rottweiler owned by my inlaws.

About four months ago it attempted to make a run at my four year old. If he didn't have quick reflexes he would have half a left hand. Immediately after that incident I punched it as hard as I possible could on the dome. For reference I'm about six foot four, 220 lbs and a took karate for 15 years growing up. I know how to throw a punch.

This dog is mean as hell. After I punched him he was stunned for a second and then made a run at me. My mother in law, the only one the damn thing actually listens to pulled it back. As I have opposable thumbs I'm not afraid of most animals but this thing looked like it wanted to use my juglar as a chew toy.

Fast forward to last week. After four months of promising to get rid of the animal and us not visiting our inlaws, which was hard for my wife because she feels like her mother basically chose her dog over her daughter and grandson, she finally caved and went for a visit. She was bit, tore a hole in her fav pair of pants and left a giant puncture wound that will no doubt be a scar for life.

They have still not gotten rid of this fucking animal. If it were up to me I would walk straight up to the beast and put a 9mm hollow point in its face. The situation being what it is I must be a bit more discreet. Thats where you come in. Help me decide the best way to off this mother fucker. Right now I'm thinking rat poison inside dog treats/meat something of that nature.

I'm really not an animal hater and, for reference have never killed a dog, cat, ect. This is a special circumstance that requires my attention. View attachment 1775973Your thoughts and musings are welcome and will be taken into consideration.
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Your wrong IMO. Just right out wrong man.

You know that you can actually rehabilitate dogs just like you can with humans... well, obviously you aren't aware of that.

The dog is mean for a reason, meaning that someone in the past has been mean to it. Even rottweilers are born as 'good' dogs.

It's the people that they are around and raised by, that effects their thinking logic and actions and attitude, the way the dog acts basically.


There are other options other than killing the dog man. You know, you could take it to your local vet. and just tell them what's going on and usually

the vet. can work with the dog for you, to better the dogs attitude, thinking, and the over-all way your dog acts.


Killing a dog, or anything for that matter... should never be the first option.

peace.
 
hoss12781

hoss12781

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Appreciate the feedback, and you are right I don't have a right to kill it. My mother in law has basically isolated herself from the rest of the world by keeping this animal. She refuses to get rid of it, even at the cost of never seeing her family. I have refused to go near her home, my wife will no longer visit after she was bitten, and needless to say I have made it well known that my son will go nowhere near the house as long as the dog resides there. It has also bitten her son who refuses to visit her home now as well. All of these attacks were unprovoked. My wife used to bring it leftover bits of steak and other treats on a regular basis. Some dogs are just mean as hell by nature.

The whole choosing the dog over family staggers the mind. I don't particularly like my mother in law but she is my wife's mom and my wife is pretty broken up about the whole situation. I have had a come to Jesus talk about what my mother in law is doing to her family, in one ear out the other. This will have to be resolved one way or the other.
 
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Morgan Lynn

Active Member
cannabisguru said:
Your wrong IMO. Just right out wrong man.

You know that you can actually rehabilitate dogs just like you can with humans... well, obviously you aren't aware of that.

The dog is mean for a reason, meaning that someone in the past has been mean to it. Even rottweilers are born as 'good' dogs.

It's the people that they are around and raised by, that effects their thinking logic and actions and attitude, the way the dog acts basically.


There are other options other than killing the dog man. You know, you could take it to your local vet. and just tell them what's going on and usually

the vet. can work with the dog for you, to better the dogs attitude, thinking, and the over-all way your dog acts.


Killing a dog, or anything for that matter... should never be the first option.

peace.
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The dog most definitely has a chance of rehabilitation. The owner is doing something wrong. Some people baby their dogs so much that it messes with the dogs psyche and causes a whole mess of problems. The dog just needs to go to a new home.
 
hoss12781

hoss12781

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cannabisguru said:
Your wrong IMO. Just right out wrong man.

You know that you can actually rehabilitate dogs just like you can with humans... well, obviously you aren't aware of that.

The dog is mean for a reason, meaning that someone in the past has been mean to it. Even rottweilers are born as 'good' dogs.

It's the people that they are around and raised by, that effects their thinking logic and actions and attitude, the way the dog acts basically.


There are other options other than killing the dog man. You know, you could take it to your local vet. and just tell them what's going on and usually

the vet. can work with the dog for you, to better the dogs attitude, thinking, and the over-all way your dog acts.


Killing a dog, or anything for that matter... should never be the first option.

peace.
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They took it to obediance school. No dice. This is really the meanest creature I have ever encountered in my close to 37 years on this planet.
 
mcpurple

mcpurple

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i wouldnt even call the authorities of any sort. the dog is in her house and is in her house, if she wants a mean dog then so be it no should be able to take away your pet that is always inside your house. my dog is mean on command and i love it. should he be taken away?
 
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Morgan Lynn

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hoss12781 said:
They took it to obediance school. No dice. This is really the meanest creature I have ever encountered in my close to 37 years on this planet.
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I'm not in any way a breedist (someone who dislikes certain breeds because of their "reputations") but this situation is particularly dangerous considering it is a fighting breed. Rotties are badass dogs.
 
hoss12781

hoss12781

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Morgan Lynn said:
The dog most definitely has a chance of rehabilitation. The owner is doing something wrong. Some people baby their dogs so much that it messes with the dogs psyche and causes a whole mess of problems. The dog just needs to go to a new home.
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I agree it needs a new home. The problem is they refuse to get rid of it and my son wants to see his granny and asks why he can't go visit anymore. My wife is distraut with their decision to keep it. This has caused a slew of problems with our family. At the end of the day it is just a dog. I wish it could roam the countryside and live out its days but that giving it up is not an option for my inlaws.
 
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Morgan Lynn

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mcpurple said:
i wouldnt even call the authorities of any sort. the dog is in her house and is in her house, if she wants a mean dog then so be it no should be able to take away your pet that is always inside your house. my dog is mean on command and i love it. should he be taken away?
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"mean on command" is a different senario.

In my opinion, an animal should never be trained to be aggressive.
 
Carne Seca

Carne Seca

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We had the same problem with one of my nephew's dogs. We gave him an ultimatum. He took the dog to a trainer. It turned out to be one of the best dogs he ever owned. Threaten to call Animal Control on her. That dog is going to get loose and end up mauling or killing someone. Ask her what she would rather deal with, the guilt of causing someone else harm due to her neglect (and possible lawsuits) or getting rid of/training the dog? Tell her she can lose her home and her life savings if that dog ends up hurting someone. Hit her where it hurts. Her security.
 
cannabisguru

cannabisguru

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hmm.. weird.

like I said though, generally speaking, dogs aren't born aggressive and mean like your describing.

At some point in the dogs past, it is likely it was severely abused. Physically abused more than likely..

Best thing you can do, is take it either to your local vet or animal shelter, tell them the truth and let them know what has happened and that the dog

is very aggressive and everything.. but tell them also, that you don't necessarily want the dog to be put down and that you would really like to see that

the dog gets a chance at being rehabilitated so that they can eventually find it a new home.



That's the best thing you can do buddy.


Good luck to ya.
 
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