dyno
07-30-2009, 04:31 PM
Rick's son who will turn 21 in a few days had his dog hit by a truck last night. She was around a year old, a hunting type dog. She was very strong and kept breaking her chains and getting out of where he had her kenneled.
She like many country dogs likes to chase cars. Well this is what happened. She had broke her chain again and chased a truck. She would run after them, well this one was pulling a hay trailer and that is what got her.
She was alive but laying in the road. Someone came by and told him so his girlfriend called a vet and they took her there. Long story short, she was blowing blood out her nose and gasping to breath and did have a leg hurt.
However this vet didn't even take her into the office to check her out. He found out that it was a dog given to him and called him a stray. Dillon had had her for 9 months. The vet told him he would put her to sleep for free. Dillon asked him if he could see if she could make it and he said I didn't say I would do that. He also told him you could have just shot her and no dog is going to suffer on my watch.
Dillon told him to go ahead then and put her to sleep. He pulled a syringe out of his pocket and right in the parking lot in front of Dillons 2 year old who loved his dog, put the dog to sleep.
Now I understand that most likely that is what the outcome would have been but you don't make those types of remarks to someone who is upset about their dog and just doing it out in the parking lot seems a little callous to me, especially in front of a child.
She like many country dogs likes to chase cars. Well this is what happened. She had broke her chain again and chased a truck. She would run after them, well this one was pulling a hay trailer and that is what got her.
She was alive but laying in the road. Someone came by and told him so his girlfriend called a vet and they took her there. Long story short, she was blowing blood out her nose and gasping to breath and did have a leg hurt.
However this vet didn't even take her into the office to check her out. He found out that it was a dog given to him and called him a stray. Dillon had had her for 9 months. The vet told him he would put her to sleep for free. Dillon asked him if he could see if she could make it and he said I didn't say I would do that. He also told him you could have just shot her and no dog is going to suffer on my watch.
Dillon told him to go ahead then and put her to sleep. He pulled a syringe out of his pocket and right in the parking lot in front of Dillons 2 year old who loved his dog, put the dog to sleep.
Now I understand that most likely that is what the outcome would have been but you don't make those types of remarks to someone who is upset about their dog and just doing it out in the parking lot seems a little callous to me, especially in front of a child.