1. took the fukkin cop long enough to DO something hey? “serve and protect “….

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   1. I give him the benefit of the doubt that he was looking for a clear shot not to hit the guy. But, yeah, he probably should have started with pepper spray to try and break the dogs up faster.

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2. That cop sure was johnny on the spot, wasn’t he. What a useless twat. And as things keep going south we will see more and more packs of feral dogs hunting for food. ANY food.

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3. I feel bad that someone so mistreated and neglected those animals that they had to do that. I’m sorry, but domesticated dogs don’t “just turn”… it’s a result of neglect, abuse, or mistreatment. Mitzy next door doesn’t go feral, if you know what I mean… she’s forced into it. That is 100% the fault of the owner(s) of those dogs, and the person in question should be charged with battery. Ugh.

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   1. Yes and no…

      A ‘normal’ appearing / acting dog will sometimes act MUCH differently when in a pack environment.

      We used to see it on the local farms. Local dogs would ‘pack up’ and go after livestock when by themselves wouldn’t even give the livestock a second glance.

      A bit of ‘lead education’ generally cured the issue.

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      1. When I lived on a ranch in Oklahoma, we had a problem with feral dogs. City people would go out into the country and abandon their dogs. Those that didn’t die would form packs. We lost a fair number of calves that way. It got to the point that if we saw a dog around the ranch and didn’t know who it belonged to, we’d shoot it on sight. Happily, the population was so sparse that everybody knew who owned what critters.

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