It Happened...

[zoomer]

Poor girl! You should definetley tell the neighbor about it and I think you should have the animal control charge them.

[luvofallhorses]

poor baby! I hope your sweet pup will be okay! I hate people who don't control their dogs! I also think you should have animal control write them a sitation.

[Pembroke_Corgi]

Awwww, poor Dallas. It is always difficult when you have next door neighbors who will not listen because it makes life hard. Hopefully they will pay the vet bill and keep their dog restrained in the future. I hope Dallas recovers quickly and forgets about this incident!

[Alysser]

OMG! That's awful, Poor Dallas, I hope she's ok! I would write the citiation to.

[lute]

poor Dallas. this is a good example of why dogs should be under control.

[IRescue452]

I'm sorry to read this, but very glad that your mom was there to save Dallas. The heck with citations, they should have to pay your vet bill too. I hope they get the full extent of what can be done.

[areias]

Dallas is doing much, much better today. Thank you for all the concern...it seems to have helped her! She is still quite sore but she has been running around, too. Can't keep a puppy down for long.

Animal services came out today and talked to us and the neighbor. We found out the reason that andre (the owner) hadn't come over, was that he didn't even know, his grandma had told him that the dog had gotten over again, but not that he did anything to dallas. Apparantly animal services had rang the door bell with a control stick in their hand, and he was very surprised. When he came over, he was very upset-he does care about the dog, I just think he never took dog care basics 101. My mom and him came to an agreement that he would pay the current vet bills and any others if she needs more check ups. If we issued him a citation, the dog would have been taken away. He is going to figure out what to do about the fence (probably concrete the bottom), and until then have the dog chained in the yard. If he ever manages to get over here again, we will have the dog taken away, and he does understand the problem.