Just wrong tbh...

etom · 28 Oct 2009 at 19:34

he possibly didn't mean to kill it just get rid of it as it was irrating him, just saying some teenagers don't realise the harm they can do ect. I feel sorry for the girl though

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^TANK^ · 28 Oct 2009 at 19:39

Efour2 said:
So what was the outcome of this after ?

story reported sensationaly turned out to be an accident or what ?

or the hoody kids (shock horror) where infact a bit OTT or scared of dogs or something all abit over reactionary ?

either way kicking a dog to death is pretty messed up - accident or not

Maybe the thick ****s confused it with a Pit Bull Terrier.

Murf · 28 Oct 2009 at 20:19

To everyone asking how can you be scared of a 10 week old puppy, well how can you be scared by harmless spiders? Heights? etc. Some people have an irrational fear of dogs. The size can be irrelevant.

Chances are mind like Telescopi has said he would have been overly forceful trying to scare it off or showing off to his mates and went too far. Terrible thing to do but it's in the extreme majority. 24hr news reporting just makes problems seem bigger than they actually are. We've probably got thousands of dog owners (weirdos

) on this forum but I'm betting not one of you have had a puppy stamped to death in a park.

In short, calm down.

danny_mac · 28 Oct 2009 at 20:49

SGCWill said:
Anything can scare someone and you don't know how you will react. Fair enough, if he did it for fun, then he is obviously scum and deserves what he'll get; If he just reacted however i.e it ran up behind him and barked (even if it is a small dog) can frighten you quite a bit! (I've had many dogs and small dogs.)

Even so, he will still deserve more than what he gets for killing a domestic animal.

I have been in a situation where my dog was shot twice because a farmer thought it was hassling his sheep - which it was proven wasn't. He even gave his unlicensed 17 year old son the gun to finish it in our own yard, any my step-mum was in the kitchen at the time!

All he got was a £100 fine and nothing more - Does anyone think this was fair?

I feel sorry for the little girl in any case.

That is an absolute liberty!

A farmer shot your dog becuase he thought it was keeping him awake at night, and he got £100 fine? The man sounds like a nutjob.

Id pay someone to shoot all his livestock i think.

CliffyBiro · 28 Oct 2009 at 20:59

Hatter The Mad said:
The three youths were wearing dark jeans and hooded tops.

Click to expand...

I hope they just added that in the hope someone saw them.

^TANK^ · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:13

danny_mac said:
That is an absolute liberty!

A farmer shot your dog becuase he thought it was keeping him awake at night, and he got £100 fine? The man sounds like a nutjob.

Id pay someone to shoot all his livestock i think.

I understand your anger but wtf has the live stock done in order for your suggestion :confused:

Xappy · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:21

Beasty said:
Terrible, cruelty to animals sends a rage through me like no other.

this

[TW]Fox · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:23

The Mad Rapper said:
The country has gone to the dogs, no pun intended

Yea, this sort of thing doesnt happen in other countries

Dark_Angel · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:23

[TW]Fox;15197661 said:
Yea, this sort of thing doesnt happen in other countries

It doesn't? Wow, that's pretty awesome of them!

danny_mac · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:24

^TANK^ said:
I understand your anger but wtf has the live stock done in order for your suggestion

Basically an eye for an eye as the justice meated out by the official channels was pathetic. My dog is part of the family and if somebody shot him dead becuase they thought he was keeping them up at night i certainly could not rest easy without some sort of vengance.

It was abit of a tongue in cheek remark though mate, but i cant deny it was the first act of revenge that came into my head

^TANK^ · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:30

danny_mac said:
Basically an eye for an eye as the justice meated out by the official channels was pathetic. My dog is part of the family and if somebody shot him dead becuase they thought he was keeping them up at night i certainly could not rest easy without some sort of vengance.

It was abit of a tongue in cheek remark though mate, but i cant deny it was the first act of revenge that came into my head

Why not do harm to the farmer though, hurting his live stock seems dumb and pointless to me as they done sweet f a.

^TANK^ · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:31

danny_mac said:
It was abit of a tongue in cheek remark though mate, but i cant deny it was the first act of revenge that came into my head

Fair enough.

danny_mac · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:35

^TANK^ said:
Why not do harm to the farmer though, hurting his live stock seems dumb and pointless to me as they done sweet f a.

ABH & GBH are prison offences. The local magistrate is obviously no animal lover so would no doubt get a telling off and a fine.

In all seriousness i probably would give him a slap, or if he was abit handy i would have to do something cowardly, like do the windows on his land rover, or fill his tractor up with petrol.

^TANK^ · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:38

danny_mac said:
ABH & GBH are prison offences.

Only if you get caught

, revenge is a dish best served cold.

Parsley · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:40

Telescopi said:
The piece in the cambridge news makes it clearer what actually happened, he stamped on it.

I'd guess he was trying to be cool in front of his mates, with some luck one his mates will report him but as I said before - don't expect any serious punishment like jail time, just won't happen.

If he does get reported though just his family and friends knowing would be enough to put a big dent in his life, hopefully, maybe his family and friends are even worse.

That's just deeply saddening

. I can honestly say I wouldn't have a problem if someone stamped that guys head in, cruelty to animals is on par with cruelty to humans, they feel the pain just as much.

Fire Wizard · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:42

This Side Up said:
To the "its just a dog" brigade...

To some people, they aren't "just dogs", they are adoring members of the family. My dog means as much to me as my daughter, and I would act the same if someone was trying to hurt either of them.

I won't necessary dispute the fact that you would act the same if someone was trying to hurt your daughter or your dog. However, I don't think your family dog means as much to you as your daughter does. This is a pretty unrealistic scenario but if you had to choose between your daughters life or your dogs life, I'm sure you wouldn't hesitate and choose your daughters life. It doesn't mean to say you're an in-compassionate soul with regards to your dog, it just means you value your daughters life more which is really the way it should be.

mollymoo · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:44

Fire Wizard said:
I won't necessary dispute the fact that you would act the same if someone was trying to hurt your daughter or your dog. However, I don't think your family dog means as much to you as your daughter does. This is a pretty unrealistic scenario but if you had to choose between your daughters life or your dogs life, I'm sure you wouldn't hesitate and choose your daughters life. It doesn't mean to say you're an in-compassionate soul with regards to your dog, it just means you value your daughters life more which is really the way it should be.

+1

shauncr91 · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:51

Fegruson said:
A TEENAGE girl has been left heartbroken after her 10-week old puppy was stamped on by yobs and killed.

Stamped =/= kicking.

singist · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:58

****s who wear hoodies need stamping on and a good kicking! ..... but back to reality, they were obviously mindless morons; no excuses.

Sad for pup and kid ......... and the hoodies ...... can't think of what to say without being a very bad person.

mrk · 28 Oct 2009 at 22:06

The person who kicked it needs to be locked up because studies have found that people who do this kind of thing move on to harming humans later as well.