Re: Elimination of a wild animal or domestic animal that is attacking or has attacked
Why have to not put a round in this dogs head?
Shoot the damn thing...then take it to the neighbors to have the talk.
If it's attacked or attacking your animals.....who cares about civil court.
This is still TEXAS. You don't let your cows get run down by a dog. You don't let them eat your chickens.
Civil court??? That deputy was a democrat
Long story short, I have/had constant issues with my neighbor's dogs including them attacking one of my animals on my property. I was told by the county Sheriff(I live out in the country), that I could shoot them legally if, and this is only on my property - a) it is in the process of attacking a person or animal. b) If the dog was acting aggresive and I felt an attack was imminet. However she did say I could still be charged in civil court by the dog's owner if they chose to pursue the matter. She said the best route was to call animal control (LOL) but out here the AC guy only works 8-5, Mon.-Fri. and covers the entire county by himself, so good luck with that one. So now I just pop a cap off into the dirt when I catch 'em around my house to scare 'em off. I have a few animals and I can't justify killing one just because it's shitting in my yard, but If I catch their dog's trying to attack again I will. I've had more than one conversation with my neighbors about being responsible animal owner's plus them footing a vet bill. Yet there dog's are running loose as I type!
Why have to not put a round in this dogs head?
Shoot the damn thing...then take it to the neighbors to have the talk.
If it's attacked or attacking your animals.....who cares about civil court.
This is still TEXAS. You don't let your cows get run down by a dog. You don't let them eat your chickens.
Civil court??? That deputy was a democrat