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**sEe** · 10-23-2011, 08:41 AM

Yes, I share property with my parents at this time. So he was visiting them, but because neither of us have completed fences around our houses, the whole yard is accessible to any dogs that aren't chained.

Sabrina... those are my feelings exactly. MY dogs, MY responsibility. *I* should be present for any interactions they have, etc. It literally makes my heart stop to think of what could have happened! These dogs mean everything to me!

He takes the dog with him EVERYWHERE. Which, I don't blame him, I always have a dog with me too... but I leave my dog in the truck if there are dogs where I'm going that either 1) don't like my dog or my dog doesn't like them, or 2) if I haven't previously arranged with the owner to bring out whatever dog I have. If there are no previous arrangements, I don't even ASK to bring out my dog. I don't understand why his dog can't stay in his vehicle, parked in the shade with the windows down (she doesn't jump out). It just makes me wonder and worry if this has happened before, and I've just not come home in time to see it?! My little world of thinking my dogs were safe has been shattered

On Chloe's note... I get that all the time with Jolene, especially if it's a small dog so her prey drive is in overdrive. The other night, I was SO ANNOYED with the vast amount of either loose small dogs, or ones on Flexis, that I just started calling out - "She'll eat your dog if it gets in her face, and frankly I am not going to stop her at this point!". I've also beaten the shit out of loose dogs, and the other day literally chased a small dog all the way to its doorstep, pounded on the door, and told them NEXT time their little fluffy rat ran up to my dog I would suddenly be overcome by a sneezing fit or a seizure, and whatever would happen in that time wouldn't be my responsibility. This little dog is loose ALL THE TIME, even if the owners are in the yard, in their house, not home, etc. and it's vile to people AND other dogs. I swear I'll let Jo eat it one day when I am sure no one is looking!

10-23-2011, 08:41 AM	#15
sEe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 547 Senior Member	Yes, I share property with my parents at this time. So he was visiting them, but because neither of us have completed fences around our houses, the whole yard is accessible to any dogs that aren't chained. Sabrina... those are my feelings exactly. MY dogs, MY responsibility. I should be present for any interactions they have, etc. It literally makes my heart stop to think of what could have happened! These dogs mean everything to me! He takes the dog with him EVERYWHERE. Which, I don't blame him, I always have a dog with me too... but I leave my dog in the truck if there are dogs where I'm going that either 1) don't like my dog or my dog doesn't like them, or 2) if I haven't previously arranged with the owner to bring out whatever dog I have. If there are no previous arrangements, I don't even ASK to bring out my dog. I don't understand why his dog can't stay in his vehicle, parked in the shade with the windows down (she doesn't jump out). It just makes me wonder and worry if this has happened before, and I've just not come home in time to see it?! My little world of thinking my dogs were safe has been shattered On Chloe's note... I get that all the time with Jolene, especially if it's a small dog so her prey drive is in overdrive. The other night, I was SO ANNOYED with the vast amount of either loose small dogs, or ones on Flexis, that I just started calling out - "She'll eat your dog if it gets in her face, and frankly I am not going to stop her at this point!". I've also beaten the shit out of loose dogs, and the other day literally chased a small dog all the way to its doorstep, pounded on the door, and told them NEXT time their little fluffy rat ran up to my dog I would suddenly be overcome by a sneezing fit or a seizure, and whatever would happen in that time wouldn't be my responsibility. This little dog is loose ALL THE TIME, even if the owners are in the yard, in their house, not home, etc. and it's vile to people AND other dogs. I swear I'll let Jo eat it one day when I am sure no one is looking!
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