So, this guy actually posted on Facebook that he killed his neighbor's dogs.

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So, this guy actually posted on Facebook that he killed his neighbor's dogs. The good news is his job fired him. The bad news is, in Texas, this is probably considered normal. 

Let the local LEOs know what you think about this behavior: https://plus.google.com/111487954138855002559/about?hl=en
http://m.heraldbanner.com/news/update-hunt-county-constable-investigating-dog-shooting/article_147f0cea-bcff-11e4-8fac-0b21522653a2.html?mode=jqm

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Baldur McQueen said…
What a fuc**ng dirtbag!
February 25, 2015 at 4:34 PM
Bobby Ingram said…
I understand your anger with the dogs, I wish you would have went to the owner and you or your biggest son , Knocked his lights out !  
 Its really a shame about the dogs  and I bet you wish it hadn't happened. Life goes on.
February 25, 2015 at 5:46 PM
Marla Caldwell said…
When your neighbor won't keep their dogs on their property, you call the sheriff or animal control or the SPCA or even the neighbor's mother or pastor, but you don't shoot the dogs unless they are an immediate threat to you or other humans. Full stop. This man just cold-heartedly killed the dogs because he couldn't settle a dispute with his neighbor like an adult.

My friends in south Georgia lost 3 chickens to a neighbor's dog that wasn't kept on its property (it's common to let them run wild there, common to keep chickens, and common to keep firearms). This took several visits over a couple of weeks for the dog to get 3 chickens. They tried talking to the neighbors about keeping the dog on the property after the first one. They did it again after the second. After the third, they called the sheriff. Nobody had to get shot or lose a family pet.
February 25, 2015 at 6:04 PM
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