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A big shout out to my Amish neighbors
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<blockquote data-quote="Logan52" data-source="post: 1851662" data-attributes="member: 32879"><p>It seems all the animal control agencies (dog pounds) have been taken over by animal rightists and become "No Kill".</p><p>This means vicious pit bulls and other untrainable dogs get rotated back into rural areas where they have "room to play" in neighbor's fields.</p><p>The new owners can not believe their "furry baby" would do anything wrong, even when they come back home covered in mud and blood.</p><p>Trying to reason with these people is impossible. It seems no amount of damage and aggravation can change their mind. I have a field on the far side of the place that abuts several homes that have these type dogs. It is hard to catch them in the act but the cattle avoid this field and act stressed when I move them there.</p><p>These are families I've known for years and they have several kids at home. It seems a problem without a solution. I have shot a couple when they were actually attacking me on my own place. It made no difference, they went back to the pound and got new ones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Logan52, post: 1851662, member: 32879"] It seems all the animal control agencies (dog pounds) have been taken over by animal rightists and become "No Kill". This means vicious pit bulls and other untrainable dogs get rotated back into rural areas where they have "room to play" in neighbor's fields. The new owners can not believe their "furry baby" would do anything wrong, even when they come back home covered in mud and blood. Trying to reason with these people is impossible. It seems no amount of damage and aggravation can change their mind. I have a field on the far side of the place that abuts several homes that have these type dogs. It is hard to catch them in the act but the cattle avoid this field and act stressed when I move them there. These are families I've known for years and they have several kids at home. It seems a problem without a solution. I have shot a couple when they were actually attacking me on my own place. It made no difference, they went back to the pound and got new ones. [/QUOTE]
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