A Father Kills His Dog To Get His Son's Finger

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Bottomfeeder said:
This should not be a passion-fueled discussion. When it comes to animal accidents, there is no revenge. If the dog had to be killed to reattatch the digit, then yeah, do what you have to do. If the dog was a danger to other people, then yeah... you do what you have to do.

But if it was an accident, an the dog didnt swallow the finger, and it's not an aggressive dog, and you kill the dog because it pissed you off... no, that's wrong.

People who deal with reptiles often say, dont blame the Snake. Never blame the Snake. You have no one to blame but yourself for your own actions that lead to injuries inflicted by animals.

Like I said, I guess I agree with retrieving the digit in this situation. But that's all.
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Very well said.


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When you bring a dog into your home and feed it in the dogs mind it isn't part of a family its part of a pack. Your dog is bottom below any human within the pack. This dog bit off the finger of someone who should have been above the dog and that's unexeptable. I see that as a training error but still that dog world be gone from my house.
 
skjl47 said:
Hello; Go back a few posts and read the responses of darthpike, monsterkeeper, doomiedee and livebearerfreak.

Applarently not everyone would do the same as the father.

Some even put the lives of dogs and other living things on the same level as a human life. That is a disturbing concept.
That some would feel this way is no suprise based on some posts a while back on another thread about dogs. I had stated that I carried protection when walking and riding my bicycle as there was a dog that would act aggressive as I passed by. One member stated they hoped the dog got me as they were apparently upset that I actually made plans to protect myself. This struck me as placing the dogs life above my well being.
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I never said I wouldn't do the same, if my dog bit my little girls anything off and I had a chance to save it then nothings gonna stop me not even killing a friend

I respect life in general and don't think any life should be taken without reason.

And I wasn't involved in the other thread your referring to but I agree you should protect yourself, to me that's survival as i said in my previous s post, its natural to protect yourself.

But think of it this way, you felt the need to "defend" yourself from said dog threw fear of you being attacked/injured,So you felt provoked and threatened right?

Then why when a dog or any other animal is feeling provoked and/or threatened and it "defends" itself, the rules are different?

Why do you feel your life should be above a dogs? Because we domesticated them and made them our "property"?

I'm not wishing harm on anyone and I'm not saying people shouldn't value human life and if it come to saving a person or an animal of corse you would help the person in trouble 1st, It just really annoys me the attitude of the a vast majority of the human race that think they are supreme and more important than anything or anyone on this planet.

This isn't directed at anyone personally I am just trying to get my point across.


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Bottomfeeder said:
This should not be a passion-fueled discussion. When it comes to animal accidents, there is no revenge. If the dog had to be killed to reattatch the digit, then yeah, do what you have to do. If the dog was a danger to other people, then yeah... you do what you have to do.

But if it was an accident, an the dog didnt swallow the finger, and it's not an aggressive dog, and you kill the dog because it pissed you off... no, that's wrong.

People who deal with reptiles often say, dont blame the Snake. Never blame the Snake. You have no one to blame but yourself for your own actions that lead to injuries inflicted by animals.

Like I said, I guess I agree with retrieving the digit in this situation. But that's all.
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I agree


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It's sad to see some posters have messed up morals and values in here, believe that a dog or a snake is more important than a child. That wolfdog would be put down anyways as it attacked a child.
 
The only way I would kill the dog is if it swallowed the finger or if it genuinely was an unprovoked attack.

I too would feel I failed in some way if my kid was antagonizing the dog and provoked the attack and I don't think I would blame the dog for defending itself.

I don't know exactly what happened that lead up to the incident, but I would have done what the father did. I hate to see things like this happen and I feel bad he had to make such a choice.

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Miguel said:
All Malamutes have wolf blood. It needs to be refreshed every couple of generations.

Just as a side note :)
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You are wrong, the pure malamutes do not have ANY wolf blood in them, and so are the other sled dog breeds since have wolf blood can ruin the sled dogs in few ways and the hybrid wolfdogs are unsuitable to use as a sled dog. That said, the malamute are one of several breeds that is popular for crossing them with a wolf to get wolfdogs.

That said, nearly all wolfdog attacks were usually predatory attack and not aggressive attack. The wolfdogs are not safe with children so I would questioning on the father for have a wild hybrid predator around with the children.
 
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