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You see, our neighbors on the left had their friends over and they brought their big dog with them. Charlie (my dog) had gotten through the fence and, well, the big dog had gotten to him...

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This is what he looked like:

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(He's just sticking his tongue out.)

 

Aww cute. :3

Whoa, this is incredibly sad news. : ( I am so sorry to hear about Charlie. Losing anything is so extremely painful. Feel peace in his memory, and try to think of the good times you two shared. How old was he?

 

Take care, and stay strong. We're all here should you need any support. : )

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Whoa, this is incredibly sad news. : ( I am so sorry to hear about Charlie. Losing anything is so extremely painful. Feel peace in his memory, and try to think of the good times you two shared. How old was he?Take care, and stay strong. We're all here should you need any support. : )

I can't remember how old he was ^_^;.

Aww, the poor baby....I'm so so sorry about this occurrence. Whatever you do, don't blame yourself....sometimes these things just happen in Life.

 

 

*Draws a heart shape in the sand* Nevertheless, I wish your little one a peaceful rest. <3

Have the other dog put down if it's that violent.

The other dog was raised that way, unfortunately. No animals intends these things on purpose, they just have less self control. (for ref, Humans have more self control, but can have bad intentions.)

 

I don't think he, or she, but males are usually more aggressive, deserves to die. If they can't be rehabilitated then it may be for the best.

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Aww, the poor baby....I'm so so sorry about this occurrence. Whatever you do, don't blame yourself....sometimes these things just happen in Life.  *Draws a heart shape in the sand* Nevertheless, I wish your little one a peaceful rest. <3

Thanks ^.^.

Have the other dog put down if it's that violent.

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The other dog was raised that way, unfortunately. No animals intends these things on purpose, they just have less self control. (for ref, Humans have more self control, but can have bad intentions.) I don't think he, or she, but males are usually more aggressive, deserves to die. If they can't be rehabilitated then it may be for the best.

My dad said it might've been a Rottweiler.
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BTW, we're thinking about getting a new dog. But we have to fix the fence on the left. And I hope when we get a new dog, I hope it will be a wiener puppy :3. And if it's a boy, we'll call him Charlie the II (nickname: Charlie). But if it's a girl, we'll call her Charlene or Charlottle. Her nickname will obviously be Charlie. His legacy will live on as another dog.

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I'm serious if it kills other dogs it's too dangerous to be around kids. You're well within your rights to demand justice.

Sorry for your loss but I wish you the best of luck with your new dog and that you make more enjoyable memories with him/her but never forget the ones you made with Charlie.

 

I'm serious if it kills other dogs it's too dangerous to be around kids. You're well within your rights to demand justice.

 

^Definitely.

 

I think you could definitely report that stuff to animal control and probably police though and they might suggest euthanization as training it may no longer be effective considering it was raised this way. At least see what can be done before it gets out of hand and another dog or god forbid a person gets hurt.

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Sorry for your loss but I wish you the best of luck with your new dog and that you make more enjoyable memories with him/her but never forget the ones you made with Charlie.  ^Definitely. I think you could definitely report that stuff to animal control and probably police though and they might suggest euthanization as training it may no longer be effective considering it was raised this way. At least see what can be done before it gets out of hand and another dog or god forbid a person gets hurt.

We don't have a new dog yet. We gotta fix the whole fence.

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