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rosalind wrote: Don't people worry their loose dog would get run over in the road, or injured by other dogs if not humans? Don't they worry that a loose dog, even with a collar and tag, might find some other family who will feed it and love it better? As loyal as dogs can be, I've known a few...

paganfish, the wife and i will likely spend Christmas in Estes Park. if you get over that way maybe we can have dinner at ed's cantina. we didn't get out there last winter and try to get there at least every other year. michael

some of ya'll people would starve to death if you were trying to make a living as professional ranchers. once an animal shows a tendency towards being a livestock destroying predator, that genetic trait is very unlikely to go away. that is why when a bobcat starts killing cattle, the good...

lisajean, that looks more like a cannon to me. i think he is daring anyone to try and take his arms. i.e. not the ones attached to his shoulders. michael

emotions have little or nothing to do with this issue. it is all about personal property rights. the chickens have a monetary value and the owner has the right to protect his investment. texas has some of the best property rights laws in the country. i believe, in texas, had the dogs owners...

the funny thing is my last dog was a labrador and loved to chase birds in the back yard. when she caught one it ended up as lunch. she even killed two of the neighbors chickens when they came into our yard. it was HER back yard and inside HER fence she ran a tight ship. outside of her fence...

my last dog died just a few months ago. i was truly sad and we mourned her loss. in 11 years she never left her fenced area without me opening the gate and telling her it was o.k. i had exactly the same situation with previous dog and the dog before. several years ago i looked out my window...

i would have shot them the first time. if you can't keep your dog contained and it will kill livestock there are no guarantees that it wouldn't harm a person. anyone in here ever tried to get between a couple of dogs and something their intent on killing? i did once and got to spend a day in...

this is almost all that is wrong with our society in a nutshell. no personal responsibility. in the not so distant past, if you let your dogs get out and disturb someone else's animals or property it is your fault when they catch a bullet. not the person that had to shoot them. now you are...