Give Buck a second chance. He never should have been put in this position.
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Beverly Trevorrow
9 years ago
A friend of my husband's called and said, if I shoot this dog can I bury him out at your place. Bob said well yes I guess so. They brought the dog out and Bob asked why the guy wanted to shoot him. His reply was, he but my son. Bob looked at the little boy and said, what did you do to that dog to make him bite you? Of course the boy said, nothing!. Needless to say, we took the dig in and he has never offered to bite anyone. He is the sweetest dog. And now he has a happy loving home where he never has to be afraid again. Adopt Buck out to someone who has no children. Give him a second chance, don't just arbitrarily euthanize him! It isn't right!
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sujatha prakash
9 years ago
Please let Buck be adopted.
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Jessica Everson
9 years ago
This situation was not handled correctly at all. Dog should have been healed up and cleared with all shots and testing done before sending him home with anyone much less a small child. I'm certain someone there realizes this and will make the right decision.
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Jonathan bokelman
9 years ago
It is never good to have a dog around a small child after a surgery of any kind!!! The animal shelter needs to rethink their policies. And they let a dog leave that wasn't updated on rabies shots? Unbelievable
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Jd kirby
9 years ago
Gsp are the best dogs there are
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Camelia Owens
9 years ago
Every dog deserves a second chance.
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Alysha Boeckman
9 years ago
We have a German Short Hair and a one year old girl and he is the most loving and gentle dog with her. They aren't viscous dogs at all! He deserve a loving home.
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Malynda Reed
9 years ago
Not all dogs like children. I have no children I will take him
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Gail Lortscher
9 years ago
Please save Buck! He deserves the right to live and prove that all dogs are good if put in the hearts and hands of the proper people.
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Richard Neel
9 years ago
Give old buck a chance to be a good dog. I have faith in him.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save this beautiful dog!
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Jennifer. Johnson
9 years ago
Let Buck be adopted by Chris & lengthen your wait time after any animal has had any type of surgery with being placed into a home.
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Paula towne
9 years ago
Save this sweet puppy please!
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Kendra Roberts
9 years ago
Thus dog deserves a chance. Let him be adopted!!! I've had GSP's my whole life around kids and this is not a normal situation. Let him live!
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Roberta Muckenthaler
9 years ago
They shelter says they have no joy in their decision. They certainly don't seem to be losing any sleep over it. They obviously know nothing about the breed. Giving a 2 yr old a hunting dog--might as well have given the kid a Great Dane on a leash and told the kid to take it for a walk.
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Izzy
9 years ago
DONT BE DOUCHE BAGS!!! LET THE DOG LIVE!!
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Ronda Eastwood
9 years ago
Please allow this beautiful pup to be adopted out to the right person. GSP's are the best family dogs. Let him live!
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Karen Martindell
9 years ago
Do not euthanize Buck...adopt him out.. Changes need to be made to your shelter policies!!!
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Emmet W.
9 years ago
Any animal that's put in a stressful situation will bite. That's just a fact of life, and applies to just about any animal with a mouth. That doesn't mean the animal's evil. If this were a chronic thing, that'd be different. But this isn't a cronic thing. This dog was scared. That shouldn't be deserving of a death sentence.
Give Buck a second chance. He never should have been put in this position.
A friend of my husband's called and said, if I shoot this dog can I bury him out at your place. Bob said well yes I guess so. They brought the dog out and Bob asked why the guy wanted to shoot him. His reply was, he but my son. Bob looked at the little boy and said, what did you do to that dog to make him bite you? Of course the boy said, nothing!. Needless to say, we took the dig in and he has never offered to bite anyone. He is the sweetest dog. And now he has a happy loving home where he never has to be afraid again. Adopt Buck out to someone who has no children. Give him a second chance, don't just arbitrarily euthanize him! It isn't right!
Please let Buck be adopted.
This situation was not handled correctly at all. Dog should have been healed up and cleared with all shots and testing done before sending him home with anyone much less a small child. I'm certain someone there realizes this and will make the right decision.
It is never good to have a dog around a small child after a surgery of any kind!!! The animal shelter needs to rethink their policies. And they let a dog leave that wasn't updated on rabies shots? Unbelievable
Gsp are the best dogs there are
Every dog deserves a second chance.
We have a German Short Hair and a one year old girl and he is the most loving and gentle dog with her. They aren't viscous dogs at all! He deserve a loving home.
Not all dogs like children. I have no children I will take him
Please save Buck! He deserves the right to live and prove that all dogs are good if put in the hearts and hands of the proper people.
Give old buck a chance to be a good dog. I have faith in him.
Save this beautiful dog!
Let Buck be adopted by Chris & lengthen your wait time after any animal has had any type of surgery with being placed into a home.
Save this sweet puppy please!
Thus dog deserves a chance. Let him be adopted!!! I've had GSP's my whole life around kids and this is not a normal situation. Let him live!
They shelter says they have no joy in their decision. They certainly don't seem to be losing any sleep over it. They obviously know nothing about the breed. Giving a 2 yr old a hunting dog--might as well have given the kid a Great Dane on a leash and told the kid to take it for a walk.
DONT BE DOUCHE BAGS!!! LET THE DOG LIVE!!
Please allow this beautiful pup to be adopted out to the right person. GSP's are the best family dogs. Let him live!
Do not euthanize Buck...adopt him out.. Changes need to be made to your shelter policies!!!
Any animal that's put in a stressful situation will bite. That's just a fact of life, and applies to just about any animal with a mouth. That doesn't mean the animal's evil. If this were a chronic thing, that'd be different. But this isn't a cronic thing. This dog was scared. That shouldn't be deserving of a death sentence.