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<blockquote data-quote="Dry Rot" data-source="post: 7784851" data-attributes="member: 4505"><p>I tried to write a post like that a dozen times but ended up deleting the lot. I have hunted hounds and you are spot on. I always put my own dogs down, and horses too. They never know a thing about it and it is over in a split second. I'd rather go through that painful (for me) process than take them to the vet surgery, a place they are instinctively suspicious of. </p><p></p><p>The local police dog handler called in one day and was almost in tears telling me how he was made to sit in the waiting room behind owners of puppies being "vet checked" and others in for routine vaccinations while his dog, suffering from cancer. had to wait. No, I may be a hard cruel barsteward for having shot and hunted all my life but I would hope to think I could depart this world in the same way, but that's unlikely. My father fortunately died before the medics had the chance to carry out the threat to amputate his legs to prevent death by gangrene. The modern world is not as humane as it pretends to be. A lot is window dressing for human vanity. There is none so blind as he who will not look.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dry Rot, post: 7784851, member: 4505"] I tried to write a post like that a dozen times but ended up deleting the lot. I have hunted hounds and you are spot on. I always put my own dogs down, and horses too. They never know a thing about it and it is over in a split second. I'd rather go through that painful (for me) process than take them to the vet surgery, a place they are instinctively suspicious of. The local police dog handler called in one day and was almost in tears telling me how he was made to sit in the waiting room behind owners of puppies being "vet checked" and others in for routine vaccinations while his dog, suffering from cancer. had to wait. No, I may be a hard cruel barsteward for having shot and hunted all my life but I would hope to think I could depart this world in the same way, but that's unlikely. My father fortunately died before the medics had the chance to carry out the threat to amputate his legs to prevent death by gangrene. The modern world is not as humane as it pretends to be. A lot is window dressing for human vanity. There is none so blind as he who will not look. [/QUOTE]
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