Horrendous dog attack!

[Yale]

Come across this, relatively local to us, guy farms on the outskirts of a large village. Shocking!

The video is upsetting to watch.

Footage captures moment farmer was forced to shoot XL bully dogs after sheep killed

The incident was caught on the officers' body cameras while they were filming the latest series of Y Llinell Las for S4C.

www.leaderlive.co.uk

 

[Dave6170]

£900 fine for causing £14000 worth of damage! Basically got off with it

 

[DieselRob]

What’s it going to take for the general public to learn

 

[Henarar]

FFS
I hate shooting things but I wouldn't have waited for the cops to get there.

 

[Blue.]

What would have have been the best thing to use if you didn’t have a gun handy?
I’m thinking a fork,you wouldn’t want to to miss though.

 

[teslacoils]

What’s it going to take for the general public to learn

General public will all be crying "its not the dogs fault" and moaning that they didnt need to be shot. Public are thick as sh!t.

 

[Fendt516profi]

General public will all be crying "its not the dogs fault" and moaning that they didnt need to be shot. Public are thick as sh!t.

It's not the dogs fault.

 

[Tim G]

What would have have been the best thing to use if you didn’t have a gun handy?
I’m thinking a fork,you wouldn’t want to to miss though.

When we first had a dog attack out sheep, I was talking about it to an older lady farmer and she asked why I didn't shoot it. I told her I didn't take the gun and she said she'd quite happily slit the dogs throat with a penknife. Took me a little by surprise.
Essex police told me to always fire two shots with a gun, one as a warning and one to stop the dog. I did ask which one had to be first and he said just make sure you've fired two.

 

[Tarw Coch]

It's not the dogs fault.

XL Bully wasn’t it ?
Being aggressive is in their DNA

irresponsible owner too , they would be well aware of their dogs breeding and reputation so should have been more aware of the devastation that it could cause

 

[Fendt516profi]

XL Bully wasn’t it ?
Being aggressive is in their DNA

irresponsible owner too , they would be well aware of their dogs breeding and reputation so should have been more aware of the devastation that it could cause

Exactly so it's natural for the dog.
Owner failed to properly train and control

 

[steveR]

When we first had a dog attack out sheep, I was talking about it to an older lady farmer and she asked why I didn't shoot it. I told her I didn't take the gun and she said she'd quite happily slit the dogs throat with a penknife. Took me a little by surprise.
Essex police told me to always fire two shots with a gun, one as a warning and one to stop the dog. I did ask which one had to be first and he said just make sure you've fired two.

You speak to a Police Marksman and ask him if he follows that procedure too....

Sounds bloody stupid to me...

 

[Danllan]

Exactly so it's natural for the dog.
Owner failed to properly train and control

These dogs can not be 'trained' in any way meaningful when it comes to controlling them when their blood is up.

 

[Bury the Trash]

Exactly so it's natural for the dog.
Owner failed to properly train and control

breeder shouldnt have bred them

 

[Hampton]

When we first had a dog attack out sheep, I was talking about it to an older lady farmer and she asked why I didn't shoot it. I told her I didn't take the gun and she said she'd quite happily slit the dogs throat with a penknife. Took me a little by surprise.
Essex police told me to always fire two shots with a gun, one as a warning and one to stop the dog. I did ask which one had to be first and he said just make sure you've fired two.

If you do fire 2, make sure you don’t shoot the dog twice!!!

 

[teslacoils]

It's not the dogs fault.

Tough. Cant shoot the owners can you?

The ability to shoot a dog to stop it harming livestock is pretty well enshrined and a known consequence. If nothing it will serve to remind owners of the need to keep their animals under control.

 

[Macsky]

These XL Bully dogs shouldnt exist. I’d gladly see every one of them euthanised. Dangerous brutes.

 

[Nearly]

This thread has reminded me of the last 2 folk I've caught with their dogs running through the arable that has managed to survive the winter.
1. Former Judge who was caught with his fingers in the till, walking 2 labradors in the barley.
2. Woman old enough to know better letting her dog run through the barley while she walked on the gallops at the side. Now I find out that she's a bloody copper.
They both need reminding of the priciple of trespass.
It's almost enough to make me buy a couple of sheep and a rifle.

 

[teslacoils]

This thread has reminded me of the last 2 folk I've caught with their dogs running through the arable that has managed to survive the winter.
1. Former Judge who was caught with his fingers in the till, walking 2 labradors in the barley.
2. Woman old enough to know better letting her dog run through the barley while she walked on the gallops at the side. Now I find out that she's a bloody copper.
They both need reminding of the priciple of trespass.
It's almost enough to make me buy a couple of sheep and a rifle.

Photograph the copper and send the picture to their boss. I've bollocked the local one for having hers running all over the place.

 

[Nearly]

She won't be back.

 

[Yale]

This happened to us a fortnight ago, Labrador from a neighbouring house got in with 33 ewes with lambs. House across the valley spotted the dog and rang our neighbour. He phoned us. Neighbour got their first and chased it with a quad bike but failed to catch up. The owner to be fair compensated us for the lambs and had the dog destroyed. Very responsible.