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Post by: Bango skank on April 29, 2020, 09:06:02 PM
I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topic
Ive heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
Post by: scottfrick on April 29, 2020, 09:06:06 PM
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Post by: bigtex on April 29, 2020, 09:37:29 PM
Legally the only people that can shoot dogs chasing wildlife are law enforcement officers. The law provides for immunity against civil and criminal action for officers who shoot dogs in this manners, and nobody else.I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topicIve heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
Joe Citizen shooting a dog chasing a herd of elk is open to civil and/or criminal liability.
Post by: bornhunter on April 29, 2020, 09:42:35 PM
Post by: Bango skank on April 29, 2020, 10:05:50 PM
Shoot em. Had three large crossbreeds chasing a half dozen deer across my field sometime back. Cracked a couple rounds out of the 270 over their backs first time. They ran off quick. Problem was a week later the same three dogs doing the same thing. Popped two out of the three. No excuse. My dogs are in my control or in their kennel.
*high five*
Post by: Bango skank on April 29, 2020, 10:09:26 PM
Legally the only people that can shoot dogs chasing wildlife are law enforcement officers. The law provides for immunity against civil and criminal action for officers who shoot dogs in this manners, and nobody else.I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topicIve heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
Joe Citizen shooting a dog chasing a herd of elk is open to civil and/or criminal liability.
Yeah, like the wdfw officer told me, id be open to a civil suit if i was caught, so keep my mouth shut. But neither the county nor the state would prosecute. So pretty much what you said. But even though i know i would have kept my mouth shut, i really dont want to shoot a dog. It would screw me up, no matter how necessary i knew it was. So the dfw officer took care of it for me, so i wouldnt be forced to bloody my hands
Post by: follow maggie on April 29, 2020, 10:53:11 PM
Post by: ghosthunter on April 29, 2020, 11:26:13 PM
What if the dogs belonged to the property?
What if the property owner didn’t want elk eating his pasture.
What if they were your dogs?
You don’t own the property ,so you are going to what? Shoot on to private property? Shoot from the road? Know your back stop? Any kids,buildings, people behind the targets you can’t see?
A rifle bullet travels a long ways.
Vigilante justice?
I am really surprised anyone would post on a public forum that they would shoot , in this instance as outlined by OP.
Don’t get me wrong , I don’t condone dogs chasing wildlife. But it’s not your call if it not your property period. And like Bigtex said against the law anyways. Very unsafe.
Dogs chasing your livestock, maybe?
You shoot some dogs in Skagit County up around Birdsveiw where elk do thousands in property damage along Hwy 20 and you probably will have a couple hundred folks after your hide.
I would make sure my brain and emotions were in check before pulling the trigger. :twocents:
Post by: Bango skank on April 30, 2020, 12:04:29 AM
Nobody wants to kill a dog, but if all else fails, screw it, its a yote.
Post by: NOCK NOCK on April 30, 2020, 06:36:55 AM
I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topic
Ive heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
I've had almost the exact same experience with a WDFW warden, except he emphasized to us about the last S
Post by: Axle on April 30, 2020, 07:35:41 AM
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=16.08&full=true
Post by: bornhunter on April 30, 2020, 07:47:15 AM
Too many unknowns.
What if the dogs belonged to the property?
What if the property owner didn’t want elk eating his pasture.
What if they were your dogs?
You don’t own the property ,so you are going to what? Shoot on to private property? Shoot from the road? Know your back stop? Any kids,buildings, people behind the targets you can’t see?
A rifle bullet travels a long ways.
Vigilante justice?
I am really surprised anyone would post on a public forum that they would shoot , in this instance as outlined by OP.
Don’t get me wrong , I don’t condone dogs chasing wildlife. But it’s not your call if it not your property period. And like Bigtex said against the law anyways. Very unsafe.
Dogs chasing your livestock, maybe?
You shoot some dogs in Skagit County up around Birdsveiw where elk do thousands in property damage along Hwy 20 and you probably will have a couple hundred folks after your hide.
I would make sure my brain and emotions were in check before pulling the trigger. :twocents:
I have 260 acres I manage for trees and wildlife. I have elk, deer and all kinds of critters on it. Last year a dog ran a doe into one of my fences and it snapped her neck. When I opened her up she had a fawn in her. Dogs will run deer to death. I live a long way out in the boonies with closest neighbor about 1/2 mile away. And I love dogs. The tongues on the ones I popped were hanging out a mile so they had been at it morning. People who choose not to control their dogs make that choice. BTW, loose dogs cause plenty of car accidents also.
Post by: bhawley76 on April 30, 2020, 08:28:17 AM
Post by: bornhunter on April 30, 2020, 08:39:15 AM
I could see this turning into the Hatfield's and McCoy's real quick if you got caught shooting someone's dog.
That is true. Shoot, shovel and shut up.
Post by: birddogdad on April 30, 2020, 10:03:45 AM
Too many unknowns.
What if the dogs belonged to the property?
What if the property owner didn’t want elk eating his pasture.
What if they were your dogs?
You don’t own the property ,so you are going to what? Shoot on to private property? Shoot from the road? Know your back stop? Any kids,buildings, people behind the targets you can’t see?
A rifle bullet travels a long ways.
Vigilante justice?
I am really surprised anyone would post on a public forum that they would shoot , in this instance as outlined by OP.
Don’t get me wrong , I don’t condone dogs chasing wildlife. But it’s not your call if it not your property period. And like Bigtex said against the law anyways. Very unsafe.
Dogs chasing your livestock, maybe?
You shoot some dogs in Skagit County up around Birdsveiw where elk do thousands in property damage along Hwy 20 and you probably will have a couple hundred folks after your hide.
I would make sure my brain and emotions were in check before pulling the trigger. :twocents:
I have 260 acres I manage for trees and wildlife. I have elk, deer and all kinds of critters on it. Last year a dog ran a doe into one of my fences and it snapped her neck. When I opened her up she had a fawn in her. Dogs will run deer to death. I live a long way out in the boonies with closest neighbor about 1/2 mile away. And I love dogs. The tongues on the ones I popped were hanging out a mile so they had been at it morning. People who choose not to control their dogs make that choice. BTW, loose dogs cause plenty of car accidents also.
:yeah:
:yeah:
let me say i hate to see dogs running game for sure but!!
we are not judge dredd here.. there are laws, we are not police and situation with so many unknowns is in play. you would be in clear violation if caught of felony animal cruelty charges regardless if owner filed.. I know it would become my life's mission to prevent you from ever EVER being allowed to touch a firearm (if it were my dog), my property ect and you chose to kill it.. REGARDLESS of the situation.. Reporting to authorities is your (legal) course of action and yes an ethical responsibility for the game. The subsequent interaction with dog owner and legal impacts to the owners is authorities responsibility...
I say this from a dog shot experience - my 75 yo father was out walking his dog on forest gated roads and a bird hunter shot his dog opening day of grouse season "thinking it was a stray", dog had run up around a corner from him in Mason county few years ago.. absolutely devastating for him. i wasn't there and the guy walked away without identifying himself to the old man. My dad was carrying and to this day i feel that gentleman was damn lucky to be alive and i am grateful my pops emotion didn't take over his dog, like those in this thread!
Post by: b0bbyg on April 30, 2020, 11:09:00 AM
I think dogs on your property chasing, threatening or just whatever you have a lot more protection and rights than out hiking and did not like what that dog was doing.
With that said almost shot 2 dogs that wandered onto my property and thought it was OK to growl and act threatening when my wife was getting out of the car. lucky for them the neighbor got them called into a fenced area on his property before I got back outside with the shotgun, he called animal control to come haul them off. I have no issue with dealing with problems on your property
Post by: bigtex on April 30, 2020, 11:34:13 AM
Have not seen it mentioned or I just missed it, but shooting a dog running on your property is much different than shooting a dog on private property you don't own or public/state/federal land, would be interested in how LEO would advise when on public land and dogs were chasing deer/ElkSorry but this is incorrect. Even private landowners cannot shoot a dog chasing game on their own property, if they do they are open to civil and/or criminal charges. The law is clear, only law enforcement officers can shoot dogs chasing game.
I think dogs on your property chasing, threatening or just whatever you have a lot more protection and rights than out hiking and did not like what that dog was doing.
The law DOES allow private landowners to shoot dogs chasing livestock that belong to that landowner.
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Post by: KFhunter on April 30, 2020, 11:37:30 AM
reality is LEO would be loathe to enforce that and if there was a single chicken, cow, goat or anything....it would be written off as threatening livestock.
and if there was no livestock whatsoever, it growled at you or a kid or wife
Post by: Pegasus on April 30, 2020, 11:50:15 AM
Post by: b0bbyg on April 30, 2020, 02:13:12 PM
Have not seen it mentioned or I just missed it, but shooting a dog running on your property is much different than shooting a dog on private property you don't own or public/state/federal land, would be interested in how LEO would advise when on public land and dogs were chasing deer/ElkSorry but this is incorrect. Even private landowners cannot shoot a dog chasing game on their own property, if they do they are open to civil and/or criminal charges. The law is clear, only law enforcement officers can shoot dogs chasing game.
I think dogs on your property chasing, threatening or just whatever you have a lot more protection and rights than out hiking and did not like what that dog was doing.
The law DOES allow private landowners to shoot dogs chasing livestock that belong to that landowner.
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Post by: HntnFsh on April 30, 2020, 05:12:20 PM
Post by: bornhunter on April 30, 2020, 05:56:48 PM
Post by: BNAElkhntr on April 30, 2020, 06:00:44 PM
Can you cite the Law on That One I Was under Belief in the State Of Wa Any Dog Chasing Deer,Elk Can Be Shot at anytime Anywhere?Legally the only people that can shoot dogs chasing wildlife are law enforcement officers. The law provides for immunity against civil and criminal action for officers who shoot dogs in this manners, and nobody else.I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topicIve heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
Joe Citizen shooting a dog chasing a herd of elk is open to civil and/or criminal liability.
Post by: bigtex on April 30, 2020, 06:25:23 PM
Really? Anytime anywhere?Can you cite the Law on That One I Was under Belief in the State Of Wa Any Dog Chasing Deer,Elk Can Be Shot at anytime Anywhere?Legally the only people that can shoot dogs chasing wildlife are law enforcement officers. The law provides for immunity against civil and criminal action for officers who shoot dogs in this manners, and nobody else.I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topicIve heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
Joe Citizen shooting a dog chasing a herd of elk is open to civil and/or criminal liability.
So if I own a pasture in front of my house and my yellow lab is chasing two deer on my property and you just happen to drive by you think WA st law allows you to shoot my dog on my property?
There are several laws that apply here.
RCW 77.15.240 makes it a crime for someone to allow their dog to chase wildlife. It also permits law enforcement officers (and law enforcement officers only) to destroy the dog. It also protects said law enforcement officers from civil/criminal liability.
RCW 16.08.020 permits someone who is having their livestock attacked to shoot the dog, IF the dog is own the person's property.
If a person just open fires on a dog chasing a deer they can be charged with animal cruelty, as well as be sued by the dog owner.
Post by: bornhunter on April 30, 2020, 09:29:55 PM
Post by: bigtex on April 30, 2020, 09:40:20 PM
Who said anything about someone shooting your dog on your property? This topic is getting a bit twisted. Starting to feel like watching CNN.This:
I Was under Belief in the State Of Wa Any Dog Chasing Deer,Elk Can Be Shot at anytime Anywhere?
Post by: Alchase on April 30, 2020, 09:48:21 PM
Really? Anytime anywhere?Can you cite the Law on That One I Was under Belief in the State Of Wa Any Dog Chasing Deer,Elk Can Be Shot at anytime Anywhere?Legally the only people that can shoot dogs chasing wildlife are law enforcement officers. The law provides for immunity against civil and criminal action for officers who shoot dogs in this manners, and nobody else.I would agree bango. If I see it I would have to take action. It’s frustrating that the owners of dogs let this happen. Has anyone heard from the DFW on this topicIve heard from wdfw on this topic. I had local dogs chasing deer on my place. I lodged a complaint. Game warden said "it sounds like you should shoot the dogs." I told him i would if i had to, but i dont want to shoot somebodys dog. He said if i did, neither the county nor the wdfw would press charges, id be immune to anything other than a potential civil suit, which wouldnt happen if i basically just SSS. anyway, i got him to talk to the dogs owners on my behalf, and luckily that fixed the problem. Really, i dont want to kill a dog under any circumstances, but i would have if the warden wasnt able to put the fear into the dogs owners.
Joe Citizen shooting a dog chasing a herd of elk is open to civil and/or criminal liability.
So if I own a pasture in front of my house and my yellow lab is chasing two deer on my property and you just happen to drive by you think WA st law allows you to shoot my dog on my property?
There are several laws that apply here.
RCW 77.15.240 makes it a crime for someone to allow their dog to chase wildlife. It also permits law enforcement officers (and law enforcement officers only) to destroy the dog. It also protects said law enforcement officers from civil/criminal liability.
RCW 16.08.020 permits someone who is having their livestock attacked to shoot the dog, IF the dog is own the person's property.
If a person just open fires on a dog chasing a deer they can be charged with animal cruelty, as well as be sued by the dog owner.
Thanks for the clarification Bigtex
Everytime this subject comes up, it seems more and more confusion is induced.
Post by: idaho guy on April 30, 2020, 11:18:26 PM
Post by: bhawley76 on May 01, 2020, 09:29:12 AM
Post by: KFhunter on May 01, 2020, 09:50:23 AM
Not that my dog chases deer or elk, because she's an idiot she'd rather chase birds or the cat :chuckle: but the thought of someone shooting my dog if she did chase a deer or elk, kinda bothers me, as if it was whoever's duty to do so. I would think that a deer or elk would be more than capable of holding its own. Maybe I'm the one who needs to be educated on this subject. I am not justifying a dogs actions that does this. I love my dog like family because she is. Makes me just question others mindset.
Yup, you need educated. Late winter/early spring deer can be run down by about any dog in half decent shape. Dogs in good shape can run a deer to exhaustion about any time of year and make them much more vulnerable to predators that pick up where the dogs let off, being drawn in by all the ruckus. A lot of deer panic and jump things, run through things and injure themselves, a lot of domestic dogs will just sniff at the deer, maybe nip at it a bit then wander off...but the coyote a day or two later wouldn't. That injured deer is going to have a nasty long death.
even if it doesn't injure itself..
Deer escape to lion infested areas, or the dogs bring in wolves, bears or more likely they bring in yotes who can't resist following that trail of domestic dogs in their territory, the domestic dogs might be trotting off back home tongues hanging a mile out all happy with themselves, but now that deer they were chasing is worn out when that fresh yote or yotes begins their chase.
A deer chased by domestic dogs is almost an automatic death sentience for them, even if the domestic dogs don't actually kill it themselves.
Post by: Pegasus on May 01, 2020, 09:57:19 AM
Not that my dog chases deer or elk, because she's an idiot she'd rather chase birds or the cat :chuckle: but the thought of someone shooting my dog if she did chase a deer or elk, kinda bothers me, as if it was whoever's duty to do so. I would think that a deer or elk would be more than capable of holding its own. Maybe I'm the one who needs to be educated on this subject. I am not justifying a dogs actions that does this. I love my dog like family because she is. Makes me just question others mindset.
"I would think that a deer or elk would be more than capable of holding its own."
Against one, maybe, against a pack of dogs, nope. Remember how yotes and wolves kill deer and elk. No difference with dogs in the chase. They might be less experienced and smaller but they are still deadly. Once they are into the chase they are predators and they are fixated on the kill. That said I could not shoot one unless I was the target. They are someone else's pet.
Post by: buckfvr on May 01, 2020, 10:16:06 AM
Post by: bhawley76 on May 01, 2020, 12:24:56 PM
Post by: BULLBLASTER on May 01, 2020, 12:30:20 PM
I walk my dogs on our hoa land with their e collars on. There are a lot of deer that run off when we walk through, my dogs are never more than 100 yards from me and this guy (doesnt even live in our hoa) comes to me and in no uncertain terms tells me if he sees my dogs again he will shoot them. He also tried to tell me that i didnt in fact live in the hoa and that i wasnt allowed to be there.
I can agree that dogs should not be chasing wildlife, but also agree with the laws. It would sure be a shame if someone was a bit trigger happy and shot some dogs that someone was in control of and exercising like in my case above. :twocents:
Post by: Pegasus on May 01, 2020, 12:54:42 PM
I had a guy tell me that he was going to shoot my dogs once. It almost came to punches.
I walk my dogs on our hoa land with their e collars on. There are a lot of deer that run off when we walk through, my dogs are never more than 100 yards from me and this guy (doesnt even live in our hoa) comes to me and in no uncertain terms tells me if he sees my dogs again he will shoot them. He also tried to tell me that i didnt in fact live in the hoa and that i wasnt allowed to be there.
I can agree that dogs should not be chasing wildlife, but also agree with the laws. It would sure be a shame if someone was a bit trigger happy and shot some dogs that someone was in control of and exercising like in my case above. :twocents:
You know what your mistake was? Living in a HOA.
Post by: BULLBLASTER on May 01, 2020, 01:05:07 PM
Yes that is the exact reason that i was yelled at and threatened by someone from outside our hoa... :bash: what a pointless post...I had a guy tell me that he was going to shoot my dogs once. It almost came to punches.
I walk my dogs on our hoa land with their e collars on. There are a lot of deer that run off when we walk through, my dogs are never more than 100 yards from me and this guy (doesnt even live in our hoa) comes to me and in no uncertain terms tells me if he sees my dogs again he will shoot them. He also tried to tell me that i didnt in fact live in the hoa and that i wasnt allowed to be there.
I can agree that dogs should not be chasing wildlife, but also agree with the laws. It would sure be a shame if someone was a bit trigger happy and shot some dogs that someone was in control of and exercising like in my case above. :twocents:
You know what your mistake was? Living in a HOA.
Post by: KFhunter on May 01, 2020, 01:42:08 PM
I don't think I need to be educated, I live in the NE corner and I see cattle and Deer every single day in high quantity's. Not saying it doesn't happen because it does (dogs chasing deer) , but I have never seen it in my life. I don't have any numbers to play with statistically and am just guessing wild animals being ran down by somebody's pet are probably pretty low, Maybe I just have a bigger heart for a pet rather than an a freezer filler. I guess we can just agree to disagree. :brew:
I have had dogs eating the ass end out of live deer in my field, one was my neighbors dog and I know they had to have seen it as it was right out front of their house. It was a real conundrum for me, I was so angry seeing that deer suffer but it was right in front of the neighbors house! Do I shoot it? I finally shot the deer and removed it and I don't know what ever happened to the dog.
(Those neighbors are long gone for anyone that knows me)
I've had problem with livestock and dogs over the years but generally everyone around knows me and I'm usually able to locate the neighbors. I had a huge dog put my nephew in the outhouse for most of the night, it wandered in when we were having a big camp out with the military families. I rented some porta potties. I hear all the commotion and head out ready to do this dog in as it had found my rabbit hutch and they were stomping.
Instead found my nephew was scared to death hiding in a porta potty. I ask him how long he'd been in there "oh since about 2 am I had to take a leak and it came at me!" it was about 8 am now, poor kid. The dog was the size of a great dane but a bit thicker. He was trembling with fear and just knew cujo the hell hound was circling that porta potty.
I gave the dog the stink eye and it melted, nephew was stunned at the instant change of demeanor in the dog. It came up with its tail between its legs and went belly up at my feet...couldn't shoot it. I was ready for it to charge me and I'd do my business.
finally found it was a rescue that recently got re-homed 12 miles away and the rescue agency came picked it up. Coulda been a nice dog with a good owner. Nephew spent half the day with that dog, it was his new best friend while waiting for it to get picked up.
Post by: bornhunter on May 01, 2020, 03:19:44 PM
Local word here is keep them home, keep them safe. My biggest pisser is domestics chasing fawns. And yes, they kill them and eat them.
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Post by: Onewhohikes on May 08, 2020, 08:21:56 PM
Post by: Blacktail Sniper on May 08, 2020, 11:50:56 PM
Well being a dog owner I feel it's the fault of the dog owner to let it happen. I would like to know if it was my dog doing purchasing and have a chance to stop it. But in the same token you should know where you pets are at all times.
Maybe do a check with Credit Karma and then just take away any credit cards, or call the bank and have them stopped... :dunno:
Post by: bornhunter on May 09, 2020, 08:04:50 AM
Well being a dog owner I feel it's the fault of the dog owner to let it happen. I would like to know if it was my dog doing purchasing and have a chance to stop it. But in the same token you should know where you pets are at all times.
Maybe do a check with Credit Karma and then just take away any credit cards, or call the bank and have them stopped... :dunno:
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