Yeah, I\'d say they were forced to kill it. If an animal like this suddenly goes crazy, and attacks someone, biting them, the safest course is to shoot the creature and have it tested for communicable diseases, such as rabies.Originally posted by Dammekkos2
FORCED to kill. Yeah, they were in fear for their lives. Them or it...not.
Niederwimmer doubts there will be complaints from animal protection agencies. \"Definitely not,\" he said. \"The hare had already bitten someone. Just imagine if there had been a small child playing in the yard.\"
Originally posted by DaN
Incidentally - according to British law, animals can only be executed by a trained police marksman with a rifle - not pistol.
So, maybe there were snipers Matty![]()
Originally posted by DaN
So, maybe there were snipers Matty![]()
Originally posted by Bill
tourists mistake for cats and adopt, and then eat their dogs when they come home lol
They bring the rat back to their house, go out for a day then return to find the rat has eaten their poodle. True story :]Originally posted by Sigmork
Originally posted by Bill
tourists mistake for cats and adopt, and then eat their dogs when they come home lol
What the owners eat the dogs, or the rats? ??????lollol