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Save Walter McAlister, The Service Dog

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Laura Lawrence
11 years ago

I'm with Walter.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please.

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Sreejith
11 years ago

i am with Walter

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Anita Koudelka
11 years ago

Please reconsider the neighbor should be cited he teased walter!

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Karen Edie
11 years ago

Charges need to start being made against people who deliberately try to provoke animals for monetary gain or malicious satisfaction.

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Karla Bailey
11 years ago

Walter doesn't appear to have broken any laws unlike the neighbor who seems to have a trespassing issue. Leave this family alone, Walter is helping and should be allowed to continue that.

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crystal
11 years ago

I'm with Walter

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Tracy stAples
11 years ago

Do the right thing, save Walter and tell the neighbors to MoVe,

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Marilyn
11 years ago

save Walter

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Amber lawless
11 years ago

I'm with walter

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Karen wilson
11 years ago

People are more dangerous than dogs...

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Vasudha Samnotra
11 years ago

I am with Walter....

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Etsehiwot Mebratu
11 years ago

I am with Walter

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Joanne Nichols
11 years ago

Any animal when provoked will defend itself, pack and property. Educate yourself by reading about dog behavior written by vets and animal behaviorists.

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Lisa Tearne
11 years ago

This is just so wrong. There are many reasons for a service dog. This will have devastation reproductions . As a person who owns one.... They are you heart soul n helper. This is a need. A neccessary

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Lisa Tearne
11 years ago

This is just so wrong. There are many reasons for a service dog. This will have devastation reproductions . As a person who owns one.... They are you heart soul n helper. This is a need. A neccessary

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Paula
11 years ago

I am with Walter!

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Alice Bowen
11 years ago

im in support of Walter and you should be too!! What if it were your family and they depended on their service dog...what would you do?

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Jessica Simonetti
11 years ago

The efficacy of AAT (Animal Assisted Therapy) is well documented, as is the behavior of animals that are put under intentional duress. There is absolutely no reason why this dog should be put down. However, intentionally causing emotional or physical harm to the dog is now considered a felony by the federal courts and should be considered animal abuse in this case. The neighbor should be fined at minimum, and the dog should be returned to his home.

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Alison Towers
11 years ago

Let's keep this dog safe and reunite him with his owner.