Just wrong tbh...

Sp00n · 29 Oct 2009 at 13:19

^Reminds me of crimewatch last night, some guy gave info which got a rapist caught and he got £10k which he gave to the victim which I thought was fantastic.

WARHURYEAH · 29 Oct 2009 at 13:24

Exactly, this isn't of course the same as it was a rapist, but it does show that not everyone is an arse, that guy is someone that should be praised hugely, but gave it to someone who was more needy, it might not solve all the problems but it would make things a little bit better.

Hopefully the guy that did it gets found out, maybe, one of his friends would do the right thing or someone that know their identity.

wackydude1234 · 29 Oct 2009 at 13:44

WARHURYEAH said:
Exactly, this isn't of course the same as it was a rapist, but it does show that not everyone is an arse, that guy is someone that should be praised hugely, but gave it to someone who was more needy, it might not solve all the problems but it would make things a little bit better.

Hopefully the guy that did it gets found out, maybe, one of his friends would do the right thing or someone that know their identity.

Here's hoping..

sk3lph · 29 Oct 2009 at 19:42

Janesy B said:
Guess being the key operative.

Fair enough - I'm just having a hard time with the fact that someone would do it deliberately.

Sympathies to your family wackydude.

wackydude1234 · 29 Oct 2009 at 19:50

sk3lph said:
Fair enough - I'm just having a hard time with the fact that someone would do it deliberately.

Sympathies to your family wackydude.

it wouldn't make it much nicer if it were an accident but then it would be excuseable i guess. however the vets said there's no way that much damage could have been done by accident.

HAz · 29 Oct 2009 at 20:06

I would confess who it was for free after kicking the little **** in the face a few times.
Reading this has truly raged me.
And seriously what has fox hunting got to do with this?
God what a plank.

Rapido! · 29 Oct 2009 at 20:34

I love threads like this; the passion, the angst, the flaccid rage and as always, pathetic peons with their pontifications on who does or does not "deserve" to live.

As if you will ever have an actual say in that.

Know this, angry nobodies; I could tell you some of my tales. Of things, with tails.

And without.

wackydude1234 · 29 Oct 2009 at 20:45

Rapido! said:
I love threads like this; the passion, the angst, the flaccid rage and as always, pathetic peons with their pontifications on who does or does not "deserve" to live.

As if you will ever have an actual say in that.

Know this, angry nobodies; I could tell you some of my tales. Of things, with tails.

And without.

If the yobs aren't caught by the end of this week hopefully once school is started up again someone's mouth will slip..

Deific · 29 Oct 2009 at 20:52

^

look at that dam puppy, it's pathetic that anyone here even tries to justify in any way what so ever what this person did.

Irrational fear of dogs? Give me a break, are you stupid?

I'd probably beat the person to near death if it was my dog, and you'd probably think I'm the one at fault. It's not only bizzare that a person can do this, but that some of your responses are so utterly incomprehensible.

Surfer · 29 Oct 2009 at 21:03

Sad but not surprising which is sad as well.

Some actions the intentions are quite clear - this is one of them.

I wont call it evil because the boy who did it obviously has not got a clue..just mindless thuggery acting big around his mates. I dont think he meant to kill it but thats no excuse. I dont think he will come forward because he would probably be lynched.

wackydude1234 · 29 Oct 2009 at 21:20

Surfer said:
Sad but not surprising which is sad as well.

Some actions the intentions are quite clear - this is one of them.

I wont call it evil because the boy who did it obviously has not got a clue..just mindless thuggery acting big around his mates. I dont think he meant to kill it but thats no excuse. I dont think he will come forward because he would probably be lynched.

which is why we're hoping that someone who knows something about the incident will come forward, we can already tell that this was on purpose so the person responsible definetly won't come forward.

wackydude1234 · 30 Oct 2009 at 01:00

is it me or were a load of posts just deleted and also we were just at the top of the list now we've vanished :S

wackydude1234 · 30 Oct 2009 at 12:35

£5000 reward to find killer of puppy!

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_news_home/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=459970

DampCat · 30 Oct 2009 at 12:58

Dogs should be kept on leads so that they aren't killed by sick people?

Why even take them out? Leave them in the house. Lock them in a room even, that way no harm will come to them.

While we're at it, we should put ALL animals into secure containment. There simply isn't enough room for friendly animals and ****ed up people in the same space. Animals obviously shouldn't be allowed to live in the natural world, it's too dangerous for them.

wackydude1234 · 30 Oct 2009 at 13:24

DampCat said:
Dogs should be kept on leads so that they aren't killed by sick people?

Why even take them out? Leave them in the house. Lock them in a room even, that way no harm will come to them.

While we're at it, we should put ALL animals into secure containment. There simply isn't enough room for friendly animals and ****ed up people in the same space. Animals obviously shouldn't be allowed to live in the natural world, it's too dangerous for them.

my thoughts exactly, people should be able to have pets and walk them, take them out etc without having to worry about their pet being attacked by someone or killed.

Yas786 · 30 Oct 2009 at 13:44

Would have loved to see what they would have done if my gfs staffie went up to them and they tried kicking her head...im pretty sure my gfs dog would have ripped his foot off and i wouldnt blame the dog for doing it but then probably have her put down or something.

We take her dog out for a walk in the woods behind her house and we dont leash her as she would be impossible to keep a leash on but shes pretty cool though ie doesnt run up to people and start growling or barking...only if she feel that me or my gf are in danger but touch wood thats not happened yet....hopefully it never will.

Sad for the lass and i hope they catch these scumbags or scumbag that thought it would be cool to kill a dog by kicking/stamping its head.

Dave M · 30 Oct 2009 at 13:50

wackydude1234 said:
my thoughts exactly, people should be able to have pets and walk them, take them out etc without having to worry about their pet being attacked by someone or killed.

Nice sentiment but you should be in control of your dog at all times in a public place.

The danger could be other animals, cars, or in this case thuggish behaviour - the end result is all too often the same.

The number of times I was attacked walking my fathers dog (un-trained and skittish) was absolutely ridiculous - and then after seperating the two animals I'd have a face to face with some low life shouting the odds because I'd touched his dog.

Seriously, sorry for the girl and her puppy, but your wrong.

Note. Some people are in control of their dog without a leash - but that's normally taken a lot of hard work and training classes, something most pet owners sadly never bother with.

Drukk · 30 Oct 2009 at 14:03

Telescopi said:
Nice sentiment but you should be in control of your dog at all times in a public place.

The danger could be other animals, cars, or in this case thuggish behaviour - the end result is all too often the same.

The number of times I was attacked walking my fathers dog (un-trained and skittish) was absolutely ridiculous - and then after seperating the two animals I'd have a face to face with some low life shouting the odds because I'd touched his dog.

Seriously, sorry for the girl and her puppy, but your wrong.

Note. Some people are in control of their dog without a leash - but that's normally taken a lot of hard work and training classes, something most pet owners sadly never bother with.

I agree with what you are saying but in this case it was a puppy on a green , hardly a danger unless it would lick you to death!

I just don't understand why people would want to do this. Sickening. Hope they catch those involved but I doubt they will.

wackydude1234 · 30 Oct 2009 at 14:15

Telescopi said:
Nice sentiment but you should be in control of your dog at all times in a public place.

The danger could be other animals, cars, or in this case thuggish behaviour - the end result is all too often the same.

The number of times I was attacked walking my fathers dog (un-trained and skittish) was absolutely ridiculous - and then after seperating the two animals I'd have a face to face with some low life shouting the odds because I'd touched his dog.

Seriously, sorry for the girl and her puppy, but your wrong.

Note. Some people are in control of their dog without a leash - but that's normally taken a lot of hard work and training classes, something most pet owners sadly never bother with.

she didn't need a leash since she was carrying it but she put it down for a second while she tucked her trouser leg in.

WARHURYEAH · 30 Oct 2009 at 14:21

But it is also only a 10 week old puppy, hence it running off being a curious pup that it is, having a puppy that young off a leash and running around is asking for trouble, however, it getting kicked in the head by some scummy chav should not happen.