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Quote from: Fowlweather25 on February 07, 2012, 10:40:12 AMWoohoo so imprison them instead of given them a run on a high line with a nice doghouse and dry bedding, with an automatic waterer. Hmm where they can chit and piss without having to be within 10 feet of it makes perfect sense! NOTIt is safer for the dog. Leaving a dog on a long lead is not safe unsupervised. The wonderful dumped off pit bull shows up and tears your dog apart because he's tied to a long line and you're not home? That doesn't make sense to me. It is unsafe.
Woohoo so imprison them instead of given them a run on a high line with a nice doghouse and dry bedding, with an automatic waterer. Hmm where they can chit and piss without having to be within 10 feet of it makes perfect sense! NOT
Quote from: Happy Gilmore on February 07, 2012, 10:49:58 AMQuote from: Fowlweather25 on February 07, 2012, 10:40:12 AMWoohoo so imprison them instead of given them a run on a high line with a nice doghouse and dry bedding, with an automatic waterer. Hmm where they can chit and piss without having to be within 10 feet of it makes perfect sense! NOTIt is safer for the dog. Leaving a dog on a long lead is not safe unsupervised. The wonderful dumped off pit bull shows up and tears your dog apart because he's tied to a long line and you're not home? That doesn't make sense to me. It is unsafe.Let me get this right: So, because the owner of a stray pitbull has violated the law and his dog is running wild, apparently randomly killing animals, the owner of the tethered dog should be restricted? This is true liberal thinking. That's like saying that if I were attacked by a wandering pit bull, we should pass a law that 54 year olds shouldn't be allowed to walk without wearing Kevlar pit bull protection.
Quote from: Fowlweather25 on February 07, 2012, 10:57:09 AMSo theoretically that same pit bull could show up and chew on me while I'm home alone! Should I stay in the house cause it's safer? Your dog could drown when hunting or get attacked by a friggen otter, should they just stay in the kennel? I would much rather give my dog freedom to move and be a dog than to imprison him in a kennel or crate with nowhere to do his business!Dogs are a responsibility and daily cleaning is required, along with exercise, vet visits, shots and training.[/quote so as long as it's cleaned once a day it's ok to haveto live in that condition as long as you are gone for the day?
So theoretically that same pit bull could show up and chew on me while I'm home alone! Should I stay in the house cause it's safer? Your dog could drown when hunting or get attacked by a friggen otter, should they just stay in the kennel? I would much rather give my dog freedom to move and be a dog than to imprison him in a kennel or crate with nowhere to do his business!
Didn't it say for over 10 hours left unsupervised?
Quote from: Happy Gilmore on February 07, 2012, 10:49:58 AMQuote from: Fowlweather25 on February 07, 2012, 10:40:12 AMWoohoo so imprison them instead of given them a run on a high line with a nice doghouse and dry bedding, with an automatic waterer. Hmm where they can chit and piss without having to be within 10 feet of it makes perfect sense! NOTIt is safer for the dog. Leaving a dog on a long lead is not safe unsupervised. The wonderful dumped off pit bull shows up and tears your dog apart because he's tied to a long line and you're not home? That doesn't make sense to me. It is unsafe.well in that case a metior can hit my dogs while they're in the kennel...