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Paul Brumman (in ) said:
| We had some high profile dog incidents in the neighboring county. I | have two kids, 6 and 2, and am wondering. If, let's say, a | neighbor's dog wanders in our yard and starts growling at my | children, in a threatening manner, would it be legal to just take | my trusty SKS and shoot the dog wile it is trespassing on my | property? That has not happened, but my neighbors two houses over | keep a dog that I do not like and I am a little concerned. Waht to | know the legalities. I am near El Paso, TX. Paul... IANAL. Check with local authorities concerning legalities. If a dog came on my place and only /acted/ threatening I think I'd be inclined to load up a SuperSoaker with household ammonia and let him have it. A second incident would merit pepper spray. Both are non-lethal and effective persuaders. Simply not liking a critter (with any number of legs) isn't justification for killing or maiming. I suspect you don't really need to be told that. On the other hand, I doubt there are many who'd find fault with you for dispatching any critter (of any species) on the spot if it was abusing a member of your family. -- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/solar.html |
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