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上次我才贴了一个...
养所谓“恶犬”的，一定要小心啊，别以为狗乖就可以不上leash了。。。
http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/state/a-doberman-pinscher,-in-trai
A Doberman pinscher, in training to be a therapy dog, was shot and killed by
cyclist on Thanksgiving
DAVIE, Fla. - Scooby, a Doberman pinscher in training to be a therapy dog,
was shot and killed in his owner's front yard on Thanksgiving by a cyclist
carrying a gun.
According to Davie police, the man who shot Scooby said the 2-year-old dog
had attacked him. But the dog's owner, Dan Abou, said Scooby would have
never harmed anyone.
"It's very alarming that someone would be riding a bike with a gun at 11 a.m
. on Thanksgiving Day," Abou said on Friday. "That man came here looking for
trouble. I still can't believe this."
Davie Police Capt. Dale Engle said that the incident remains under
investigation and that the shooter has not been charged. The man's name was
not available on Friday. Engle said the man had a permit for the weapon.
"He told us the dog attacked him and he feared for his life," said Engle. "
The dog was not on a leash, but we are still looking at what exactly
happened."
By ordinance in Broward County, dogs that are outdoors must remain under
direct, physical control of a person using a leash, cord or chain or be kept
behind a fence.
Abou said he was cleaning his garage when he heard a gunshot followed by a
dog's whimper outside. He said he saw Scooby take a few steps and collapse.
"He gasped and he literally died in my arms," the owner said.
Abou, 24, acknowledged that his dog had been playing in the front yard
without a leash while the family was preparing its Thanksgiving meal.
He said most of the residents in his Whispering Pines cul-de-sac
neighborhood typically allow their dogs to roam free with no problems. He
described his dog as a lovable and friendly pooch who was great with small
children.
Abou adopted Scooby from the Doberman Rescue League of Broward in July. The
group's president, Grace Brinkman, said the dog was in the initial stages of
training to be a therapy dog at senior citizen centers.
The group had found Scooby roaming the streets and looking emaciated, said
Brinkman.
"I can't believe he gets rescued from the streets of Miami-Dade only to be
shot and killed in Davie," Abou said.
Thursday's incident was at least the second time this year in Broward that a
resident shot and killed a unleashed dog.
In February, Fort Lauderdale resident George Doughty told police that his
neighbor's dogs, Little Red, a pit bull, and Cleopatra, a Rottweiler, were
loose and charged at him and his Rottweiler. Little Red died at the scene,
and Cleopatra survived.
养所谓“恶犬”的，一定要小心啊，别以为狗乖就可以不上leash了。。。
http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/state/a-doberman-pinscher,-in-trai
A Doberman pinscher, in training to be a therapy dog, was shot and killed by
cyclist on Thanksgiving
DAVIE, Fla. - Scooby, a Doberman pinscher in training to be a therapy dog,
was shot and killed in his owner's front yard on Thanksgiving by a cyclist
carrying a gun.
According to Davie police, the man who shot Scooby said the 2-year-old dog
had attacked him. But the dog's owner, Dan Abou, said Scooby would have
never harmed anyone.
"It's very alarming that someone would be riding a bike with a gun at 11 a.m
. on Thanksgiving Day," Abou said on Friday. "That man came here looking for
trouble. I still can't believe this."
Davie Police Capt. Dale Engle said that the incident remains under
investigation and that the shooter has not been charged. The man's name was
not available on Friday. Engle said the man had a permit for the weapon.
"He told us the dog attacked him and he feared for his life," said Engle. "
The dog was not on a leash, but we are still looking at what exactly
happened."
By ordinance in Broward County, dogs that are outdoors must remain under
direct, physical control of a person using a leash, cord or chain or be kept
behind a fence.
Abou said he was cleaning his garage when he heard a gunshot followed by a
dog's whimper outside. He said he saw Scooby take a few steps and collapse.
"He gasped and he literally died in my arms," the owner said.
Abou, 24, acknowledged that his dog had been playing in the front yard
without a leash while the family was preparing its Thanksgiving meal.
He said most of the residents in his Whispering Pines cul-de-sac
neighborhood typically allow their dogs to roam free with no problems. He
described his dog as a lovable and friendly pooch who was great with small
children.
Abou adopted Scooby from the Doberman Rescue League of Broward in July. The
group's president, Grace Brinkman, said the dog was in the initial stages of
training to be a therapy dog at senior citizen centers.
The group had found Scooby roaming the streets and looking emaciated, said
Brinkman.
"I can't believe he gets rescued from the streets of Miami-Dade only to be
shot and killed in Davie," Abou said.
Thursday's incident was at least the second time this year in Broward that a
resident shot and killed a unleashed dog.
In February, Fort Lauderdale resident George Doughty told police that his
neighbor's dogs, Little Red, a pit bull, and Cleopatra, a Rottweiler, were
loose and charged at him and his Rottweiler. Little Red died at the scene,
and Cleopatra survived.
