[Closed] reap what you sow little doggy!

yep. its great when something dies isn't it.

be nice will that, the owner finding his dog dead in the road.

senorj, i hope you get knocked off your bike on the way home....... 😆

Thanks for that ton.

no worries............ 😀

So because it snapped at your heels and you didn't manage to kick it's head in, you're glad it's dead?

Nice fella, real nice!

Get chased by a dog and the dog keels over and dies, what's not to like?

Stuff dies all the time, it's part of life, maybe it died doing what it loved more than anything; chasing cyclists?

as to be seen on Dog walkerworld.com in five min..

Poochie 101 said: Nasty cyclist killed my dog by kicking it

Leaves crap on the foot path 205 said: Bastards I always cut them up in the car they are all the same dog hating lycra louts

Good job there mate!

No excuse for Dogs not being under control It does surprise me that people think its ok for there pooch to run up barking and snapping while shouting its ok he doesnt mean it...... if you have a dog it shoul be under comtroll, even if that means on a lead IMHO.

.......wishing it dead is bad form though......

8/10 for the troll 8)

I once got bitten twice on the same ride, within a mile of each other. One was more a playfull puppy labrador nip at the heels - been walked by a couple of fit ladies so wasn't really bothered!!
The second was from a dog that belonged to a fella that i'd met several times, both while riding & walking my own dog, i'd stopped for a chat & think that the sound of cleats clicking in to pedals spooked it - was a good job i had longs on as it left a hell of a bruise.

[B]if you have a dog it should be under control, even if that means on a lead [/b]

+1

Its never nice to wish something dead - But I bet the dogs were happy to cause harm to senorJ that day, thats not nice too. SenorJ just shouldn't feel happy or bad about it move on.

Owner a touch irresponsible to leave 4 or 5 dogs running free in and out of front gate really....

if you have a dog it should be under control, even if that means on a lead

+1

Personally I detest the things and I find the presumption by owners that other people welcome their animals inquisative interactions,irritating to say the least!

viv.
i agree , I would never wish anything dead.
I didn't wish the dog dead,it just died.
I did not hit the dog at all.
Still serves it right though. 🙂

I saw a dog tormenting a bird on my last ride. It had mauled the poor thing's wing, so I smacked the dog and chased the poo-spewing thing away back to it's wax coated owners. No regrets.

+2 Wookster and rOcKet.

dog owners should keep their dogs under control. especially when there are other people around. cyclists should also not act like they're not their though. a bit of courtesy on both sides is the way forward.

Dogs I generally have no problem with... kids on the other hand should be kept on a lead after I'd had several in the last few days just randomly swerve into my path when I've been both riding and running...

Don't worry about the poor little chap.

He's gone to a happier place now. And one day his owner will join him there.

[url= http://rainbowsbridge.com/poem.htm ]Rainbow's Bridge[/url]

dogs are useless unless they're eaten or bred for fur coats

"at least he died doing what he loved"

Maybe as a mark of respect we should have a 2 minute silence on this thread.

Please all bow your heads now.

And relax.

that was more like three. We are too nice.

Last week me and my two boys were out for a walk. Coming the other way was a guy walking his Boxer dog. For some reason, poorly trained probably, the dog decided to take a run for my 3yr old son. Unfortunately, the guy didn't hold the dog's lead firmly enough to stop it and the dog flattened the boy scaring the shit out of him in the process. Was I fair in my decision to take a steel toe capped welly boot to its ribs, grab its lead and throw it down the path? The owner spouted the usual "he's only playing" nonsense too.

Thing is I quite like dogs and used to work in kennels, I just hate dog owners that think this is acceptable behaviour.

Nick - Member
Get chased by a dog and the dog keels over and dies, what's not to like?

Stuff dies all the time, it's part of life, maybe it died doing what it loved more than anything; chasing cyclists?

😆

senor j - Member
viv.
i agree , I would never wish anything dead.
I didn't wish the dog dead,it just died.
I did not hit the dog at all.
Still serves it right though.

"Reap what you sow little doggy"

Does that comment not suggest that because a snappy little (possibly farm dog) gave you a bit of hassle it deserved to die?

Reap what you sow?

If my cat tried to scratch you, would you be glad if it then ran under the wheels of a car?

I agree dogs should be under control. I understand the dog died of natural causes and it's not the end of the world.

My take on this thread is merely that you don't seem to be a very nice person. If you're ok with that, then we can all get on with our lives.

Was I fair in my decision to take a steel toe capped welly boot to its ribs, grab its lead and throw it down the path? The owner spouted the usual "he's only playing" nonsense too.

No, the dog didn't know any better - you should have booted the owner.

Here's a couple of questions for you all: If a human behaved in the same way as the dog would it be acceptable? And, if not then why does it appear acceptable for the dog to do so?

why did you sh*t yourself over a few little dogs for ?

Whenever a dog(s) chase me on the bike I stop riding and stand still... dog has nothing to chase anymore and the excitement is over allowing me to say hello and be friendly to it.

sounds to me like you need to learn how to react when faced with situations instead of panicking like it's the end of your own life 🙄

from the OP i'm not convinced there was anything to worry about, unless it has been written less scary than what actually happened.

Obi_Twa - Member

Here's a couple of questions for you all: If a human behaved in the same way as the dog would it be acceptable? And, if not then why does it appear acceptable for the dog to do so?

i'm not entirely sure this is non-bollocks, you know...

If my cat tried to scratch you, would you be glad if it then ran under the wheels of a car?

If your cat tried to scratch me then it would get the biggest kicking in its life. Now, i 'like' cats, i love dogs and i 'like/love' humans, but if a human tried to scratch me it would get a kickin, a cat scratch me a kickin, a dog bite me a kickin.

You as an animal owner needs to wake up and realise that its not o.k for your pet to go around harming other things and think that we will just tolerate it.

So to answer your question, if your cat scratched me then got run over, i would try and help it but on the other hand i wouldn't feel at all guilty towards it, just look upon it as bad karma

I think you need to relax radogair.

So a totally untrainable animal tries to give you a little scratch, then you'd kick it's head in? As long as you'd be ok with me giving you the same treatment after kicking my cat.

What about feeding a horse and it bit your hand - would you shoot it?

When animals become more important that humans it's a sad day.

I think what our countryside needs is the introduction of wolves and bears to liven it up a bit and keep everyone on their toes.. introduce a sense of perspective etc...

be nice will that, the owner finding his dog dead in the road

so to save the doggies any distress he should have allowed them all to bite him lest they overexert themselves ?? Having been bitten more than once for no reason whatever I too would derive considerable satisfaction from seeing a snapping dog injure/kill itself while trying to get me - whyever not ? If the owner doesn't want Bonzo to croak itself they should keep it away from such excitements. What if it had been a child on a bike ?

Obi_Twa - Member
When animals become more important that humans it's a sad day.

When animals are so unimportant they should be kicked, or beaten for their uninformed actions it's an even sadder day.

SFB - nothing you say surprises me, so I can't be bothered to rise to you.

Animals are unimportant. Humans are apex predators, dogs and cats etc are not.

Keva - Member
why did you sh*t yourself over a few little dogs for ?

Whenever a dog(s) chase me on the bike I stop riding and stand still... dog has nothing to chase anymore and the excitement is over allowing me to say hello and be friendly to it.

sounds to me like you need to learn how to react when faced with situations instead of panicking like it's the end of your own life

Ha - I remember I used to be tormented by a dog on one particular ride, one time I stopped riding and waited and he just ran up and bit me.

I propose that the new coalition heavily taxes dogs, ring fences the money and pools it into a running man style exploding collar scheme that can be rolled out nationwide in less than a year......

Then the technology could filter up to humans and stop bikers from using the footpaths....

Or we could just try and live together

Obi_Twa - Member
Animals are unimportant.

I don't think I need to add any further comments, or maybe just one......

PRICK!

Constructive post that. Well done. You must be proud.

Whenever a dog(s) chase me on the bike I stop riding and stand still... dog has nothing to chase anymore and the excitement is over allowing me to say hello and be friendly to it.

Kicking dumb animals is poor form. I've found there is much more satisfaction gained from punching them. Try it on the next cat you come across and share my joy.

TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsSTR -"Reap what you sow?"
Yes ,as in you get what you deserve.
Had the dog not exerted itself it would probably be ok.
It didn't,and it died.
There you go.
I'm not ecstatic about it ,
more indifferent , like "oh that doesn't happen often"
I don't hate dogs but I love people more.

Keva- you're right, now I think of it, I did panic.
I'll try the standing still method next time.
Although Viv's experience puts me off somewhat.
I'm a big scaredycat really. 🙂

I think you need to relax radogair.

So a totally untrainable animal tries to give you a little scratch, then you'd kick it's head in? As long as you'd be ok with me giving you the same treatment after kicking my cat.

What about feeding a horse and it bit your hand - would you shoot it?

so why are you allowing a 'totally untrainable animal' to have freedom of your house/outside. If its 'totally untrainable', then it should be in a cage.
As for your 'if you were feeding a horse' scenario, thats just totally pathetic.
If animals bite, nip, scratch you then expect them to get what they deserve. You cant exactly sit a cat down and tell it its naughty and if it does it again then it will be 'grounded' for a week like you can with a person.
Now if an animal continues to bite or even maul humans then the law will pass judgement and yes that includes putting them down, just like if a human does that to another human/animal, then the law will pass judgement and 'cage' them ( or in America fry em, or middle east countries -chop there hands off)

Think you need to look at yourself in the mirror because when you start treating animals as having more rights than humans then you are seriously deluded. At all means have them as pets, but, understand that they must at all times be under control

And as for your 'giving you the same treatment after kicking my cat' comment, that is poor poor form. Of course i can just come upto you and scratch your eyes out if you want and 'expect' to get away with it.

T*AT

so why are you allowing a 'totally untrainable animal' to have freedom of your house/outside. If its 'totally untrainable', then it should be in a cage. [b]my cat's placid most of the time, but occassionally it will swing a leg out and give you a little scratch - I don't think that warrants the kicking of it's life - perhaps if I was as highly strung as you I might do[/b]

As for your 'if you were feeding a horse' scenario, thats just totally pathetic. [b]ok then, would you hit the horse, or beat it if it nipped or kicked you whilst you were in it's space?[/b]

If animals bite, nip, scratch you then expect them to get what they deserve. You cant exactly sit a cat down and tell it its naughty and if it does it again then it will be 'grounded' for a week like you can with a person. [b]here we are again - give it what it deserves? You seem to be forgetting that for the most, animals don't really know what we as humans perceive to be right or wrong. Yes they can be trained to a certain extent, but ffs, back to an earlier comment does a little scratch from a cat (and I only intimated to it 'trying' to scratch you) deserve a good kicking. I'm just trying to highlight peoples massive over-reaction, not giving an outright defence to agressive animals.[/b]

Now if an animal continues to bite or even maul humans then the law will pass judgement and yes that includes putting them down, just like if a human does that to another human/animal, then the law will pass judgement and 'cage' them ( or in America fry em, or middle east countries -chop there hands off) [b]There's a big difference to a reactionary snipe from a dog or cat to it mauling someone[/b]

Think you need to look at yourself in the mirror because when you start treating animals as having more rights than humans then you are seriously deluded. At all means have them as pets, but, understand that they must at all times be under control [b]please point out where I said they had more rights[/b]

And as for your 'giving you the same treatment after kicking my cat' comment, that is poor poor form. Of course i can just come upto you and scratch your eyes out if you want and 'expect' to get away with it. [b]poor form or not, try kicking my cat in a massive over-reaction and see what happens. Your analagy of scratching my eyes out is totally off the mark[/b]

T*AT [b]thankyou[/b]