Man lost his fingers to save dog from gator
- Thread starter thebear247
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ly stupid!
Just buy another dog! :dunno:
Don't get me wrong but in these kind of situations I would consider ******* disposable. It's the humans we should be worried about, even if they are a few fingers.
A few months back I was listening to a call-in radio talk show where they were discussing a news where (I can't exactly remember the details) a pet was allowed to die in an emergency situation. All callers from urban areas were up in arms for not saving the ****** while someone from countryside called and said that it was perfectly alright to let an ****** die when human safety at stake. I'm not stereotyping, am I?
A few months back I was listening to a call-in radio talk show where they were discussing a news where (I can't exactly remember the details) a pet was allowed to die in an emergency situation. All callers from urban areas were up in arms for not saving the ****** while someone from countryside called and said that it was perfectly alright to let an ****** die when human safety at stake. I'm not stereotyping, am I?
jasonk282
Banned
I was one that never understood people attaction to *******. But when I was deicharged one way my therpist had for me to "recover" was for me to get a dog, someone that I could show affection to and would be happy to see me each and every day. One day I had her outside and **** where throwing rocks at her. Cut her above her eye pretty bad 5 stiches. Now a gator is a different story, but i know what that guy first though was and I don't blame him one bit.
J. Friday
Banned
Well, they are his fingers and he thinks the dog was worth it so more power to him.........right?:dunno:
But dogs get eaten in Florida all the time. Ask anyone living in that state and they'll tell you it is a regular occurance for dogs to get eaten by alligators. It's all the same situation: old retiree is near a lake with her tiny, revoltingly cute mutt, the dog runs to the edge of a lake, swamp, or pond, and dog gets eaten by a gator. What's the loss of one less dog from another idly rich retiree going to matter?
But dogs get eaten in Florida all the time. Ask anyone living in that state and they'll tell you it is a regular occurance for dogs to get eaten by alligators. It's all the same situation: old retiree is near a lake with her tiny, revoltingly cute mutt, the dog runs to the edge of a lake, swamp, or pond, and dog gets eaten by a gator. What's the loss of one less dog from another idly rich retiree going to matter?
Ace Bandage
The one and only.
I love my dogs - they're smart and funny and generally remember to take care of their business outside. But I'm not taking on a gator for one of them.
ChefChiTown
The secret ingredient? MY BALLS
Some people treat their pets as part of the ****** and I understand that completely, but...wow. Just...wow.
