who can help me. i accidentally killed my neighbour dog whilst dog-sitting?
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hahaha this guy has the wierdest/funniest posts...keep it up..:( funniest person on this website
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Humane Society will check to see if the dogs are being neglected and the police will give warnings and/or fines based on complaints.  p.s. you're probably not the only neighbour who finds it annoying - chat with your neighbours & ask them to lodge complaints as well.
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Curious to read your answers as I just lost my Dad this week and feel the same as you.  My Dad was only 62 and suffered lots in the end.  We put our pets to sleep when they suffer a 10th of what my Dad went through.  I hope you are able to find a peaceful place in your heart.
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As a part of our police duties in a small town, I helped with animal control,  the drugs used in the tranquillizer gun is prescribed and you will not get it without a licence or having proper authority to have them.\n\nAlso the mix of drugs and getting the dose right is very hard.\nand different for various animals, dog has one type, cat another.  ( and for some you mix the two very carefully)\n\nOne mistake and you have a dead animal.
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Yes. You can talk to your town about it. Most towns have an animal control officer, who can deal with it. Of course the things to remember here are:\n1) It's not the dogs' fault. They probably haven't been cared for or trained properly.\n2) You can always threaten the guy with legal action, but of course you'll have to live next to him so...
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sign outside a vet/taxidermist\n"either way you get your dog back!"
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put up a sign that says no tresspassing and or one that says beware of dogs...and then it is at their own risk because if they get bit,it is on them you forwarned them and that is all you should have to do. I might call the local SPCA or police station and ask this question to see what type of feedback that you get. Good Luck!!
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I was whacking off and I shot the dog.
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Hmm? Why would you want to report it? \n\nCall your local police station and they will get you in touch with the animal department. \n\nIf it's in the road, call the dot. \n\nGood luck!
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Kick both the asses to the curb,lol. Get a new dog and a woman that hates dogs, or dislikes them a little. Good luck with that.
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It's nice to know that there are people liek you that care about animals and are willing to do something about it.  That being said, personally, I would not leave them a message, I'm not sure of the legal implications, but I don't think it's the best way to go about fixing the issue.  If they are abusing the dogs, the chances are they won't stop if you leave them a message - they will probably just take out the anger on the dogs, or do it someplace where it's not visible.  Worst case scenario, they'll find out it's you, and you could have safety or legal problems.  \n\nYou could always contact one of the major animal groups to ask them the best way to proceed, as I'm sure they have effective guidelines.  If they don't give you the advice you need, the second best move (or maybe the best?) would be to contact one of the animal protection groups at a local law school.  The advantage is that they are small, and always want to get their hands on "live" cases.  Here's a link to such an organization, the ALDF (Animal League Defense Fund): http://www.aldf.org/windows/chapters.html\n\nI think it's so terrible that people do this to their animals...
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Are you saying it's dangerous just because of it's breed? Or is it actually an aggressive or vicious animal that has threatened, and possibly even attacked people before?\n\nIf you're basing you opinion strictly from the dog's breed, you would be helping to perpetuate the current trend in today's society of blaming the breed, instead of holding the owner responsible.\n\nIf the dog has shown aggressive tendancies, you probably owe it to yourself and your neighbors to report the animal to your local animal control office.
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go play with your dog. Or if you dont have a dog play with ur neighbors.
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Auto's response is correct.  You can certainly sue; you just might have a hard time collecting a judgment if they have no insurance or money.  \n\nHere in Indiana, we have a strange modified "first bite is free rule."  The owners are typically not "negligent" in keeping a "dangerous" animal unless they know that is has "dangerous tendancies," which they would not, unless it has already bitten someone else.  This doesn't seem fair, I realize.  However, I don't think that you would have any problem getting around this, as the dog was running loose, and they were certainly negligent in letting it do so.  \n\nIf you're in Indy, shoot me an email and we can exchange numbers.  I'd be happy to give you some (brief) free advice.
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Call animal protection and the police.  Beastiality is illegal.
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This is really terrible. Have you contacted the police? Used detectives? Contact the Unsolved Mysteries television show. They might be able to help you. I'm truly sorry.
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my dog crashed my car