that will teach you not to play hippie games like frisbee.

/it's a gateway sport.

The take-away:
Never, ever, ever let your dog run. At all. Ever. Every second they run, they could get shot by a skittish trigger-happy cop.

violentsalvation: Maybe the asshole could have acted like any unarmed citizen would have and tried to calm an dog. An cop has the itchy nose-picker.

Meh, the mutt and the owner had it coming. If you can't keep control of your animal they and you get what they deserve.

BAD! Cop no donut for you!

"I heard one bar and then a shot."

Huh?

If someone shot my an dog it would as much upsetted me as he is not a frisbee.

cgraves67: The take-away:
Never, ever, ever let your dog run anyone get near a cop. At all. Ever. Every second they run they're nearby, they could get shot by a the skittish trigger-happy cop pig.

FTFY.

But owners of the Labrador-mix named Athena claim the dog would never lunge or growl at anyone.

Just once I would like to hear a dog owner say "Yeah, I didn't have him on a leash. He is usually friendly but sometimes he just likes to bite someone."

Why are cops so farking afraid of everything? I swear cops have become like nervous little monkeys with deadly weapons. You're just one "furtive" movement away from scaring the shiat out of it and getting your head blown off.

IXI Jim IXI: The article then went on to say, "The Bellingham PD is urging anyone with incredibly furry children to keep them inside, or at least to not let them retrieve Frisbees..."

goonie goo goo

Officers are trained to deal with a variety of circumstances.

Circumstance A: Robbery
Solution: Shoot him

Circumstance B: Arson
Solution: Shoot him

Circumstance C: Dog
Solution: Shoot him

I don't see the training being that difficult.

They have to make split decisions

Can I get away with killing something.

Are police the most cowardly group. Time and time again we here the weak refrain "I felt threatened."

To all the people saying "bad cop", what would you have done?

IXI Jim IXI: jst3p: Just once I would like to hear a dog owner say "Yeah, I didn't have him on a leash. He is usually friendly but sometimes he just likes to bite someone."

Just once, I would like to hear a cop say, "oops"...preferably within the first four or five shots.

I am no cop lover, I just don't like dogs either. If the dog had mauled the cop it wouldn't bother me.

I love how the dog owners say "Labrador mix" when anybody with even a little knowledge of dogs can plainly see that that dog could more accurately be described as "pit bull mix". Not to say that pit bulls should be shot, but if the owners expect me to believe that their dog was a happy-go-lucky lab that the trigger-happy cop shot, I wonder what else they might be being deceitful about.

chetbango: I love how the dog owners say "Labrador mix" when anybody with even a little knowledge of dogs can plainly see that that dog could more accurately be described as "pit bull mix". Not to say that pit bulls should be shot, but if the owners expect me to believe that their dog was a happy-go-lucky lab that the trigger-happy cop shot, I wonder what else they might be being deceitful about.

I was thinking the same thing, I just didn't want to say it.

If you keep blaming bad behavour on training, it's time to change your methods of training.

Mearen: If you keep blaming bad behavour on training, it's time to change your methods of training.

training a dog is hard

chetbango: I love how the dog owners say "Labrador mix" when anybody with even a little knowledge of dogs can plainly see that that dog could more accurately be described as "pit bull mix". Not to say that pit bulls should be shot, but if the owners expect me to believe that their dog was a happy-go-lucky lab that the trigger-happy cop shot, I wonder what else they might be being deceitful about.

So what if it was a pitbull mix? That justifies shooting the dog in the face in the middle of a public park? Like the cop had never seen a dog chasing a frisbee before?

farking christ on a stick, you bootlickers will blindly accept anything an authority figure does, won't you?

Any normal human being would have just given the frisbee back. Sort of like if we lived in a civilized society.

Teen Wolf Blitzer: To all the people saying "bad cop", what would you have done?



Said "who's a good doggie?" and pet the biatch.

Pussy Cops.

Teen Wolf Blitzer: To all the people saying "bad cop", what would you have done?

Not assume all dogs will attack me.
/I have been attacked by dogs before, sometimes it was my fault i.e. on their property another time by a stray Most dogs just sniff and leave .some want free belly rubs.

Coward.

Mearen: If you keep blaming bad behavour on training, it's time to change your methods of training.

The funny thing is, this statement applies to both cops and dogs.

sometimes I wonder, why is that frisbee getting bigger?

and then it hits me

cgraves67: The take-away:
Never, ever, ever let your dog run. At all. Ever. Every second they run, they could get shot by a skittish trigger-happy cop.


I know... Every time I read one of these stories it just makes me more and more paranoid about taking my little buddy outside. He's a super sweet, happy loving puppy who wants to get everyone to pet and love him..... so I keep worrying about some trigger-happy cop with personal issues shooting him when he tries to get some love from one and the cop shooting him in the face.

I always keep him on a leash (and he's trained to stay right next to my left leg when we walk around) unless it's in the dog park, but I don't think I'll be letting him anywhere near any cops when we walk around. In fact, I think I'll just keep myself in between him and any cops. If the cop shoots me for no good reason he may possibly end up getting in trouble for it eventually. If he shoots my dog he'll get off scott-free for sure.

JRoo: "I heard one bar and then a shot."

Huh?

And then Daniel Boone killed the bar.

mongbiohazard: cgraves67: The take-away:
Never, ever, ever let your dog run. At all. Ever. Every second they run, they could get shot by a skittish trigger-happy cop.


I know... Every time I read one of these stories it just makes me more and more paranoid about taking my little buddy outside. He's a super sweet, happy loving puppy who wants to get everyone to pet and love him..... so I keep worrying about some trigger-happy cop with personal issues shooting him when he tries to get some love from one and the cop shooting him in the face.

I always keep him on a leash (and he's trained to stay right next to my left leg when we walk around) unless it's in the dog park, but I don't think I'll be letting him anywhere near any cops when we walk around. In fact, I think I'll just keep myself in between him and any cops. If the cop shoots me for no good reason he may possibly end up getting in trouble for it eventually. If he shoots my dog he'll get off scott-free for sure.

We're all praying for you.

He didn't want to shoot the dog. In fact, it really tore him up to do it and he feels real bad about doing it.
But he did it anyway, even though it would make everyone unhappy, because...



/hot like a freshly fired .45 round

Teen Wolf Blitzer: To all the people saying "bad cop", what would you have done?

Not shot the dog. It's really that farking simple.

cgraves67: The take-away:
Never, ever, ever let your dog run. At all. Ever. Every second they run, they could get shot by a skittish trigger-happy cop.

Same goes for your Mexicans and Blacks.