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Save Walter McAlister, The Service Dog

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Joan Wallace
11 years ago

Seems that the problem is the neighbor not the dog.

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Nanette Valencia
11 years ago

Don't allow this idiot neighbor to hurt this family and their dog

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Amanda Joaquim
11 years ago

We stand with Walter!!!! Free this dog and give him back to his owner! You need to fine the neighbors that hit the fence!!!!

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Sandra Jones
11 years ago

This dog is not dangerous!!!

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Marla Martinous
11 years ago

I'm with WALTER!!!!

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Cassandra
11 years ago

#imwithwalter

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Cathy Hutzell
11 years ago

any dog large or small will bark when provoked to alert their master. Walter's neighbor is evil and should be the one labeled dangerous.

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connie miller
11 years ago

So what does the city have against a severely handicap person. Freedom of speech? These city officials are criminal.

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Carol Huston Texas (former resident of Fulton)
11 years ago

All service dogs must have a certain temperament before being accepted into training to be a service dog. I have a service dog here in Texas. Here it is against the law to do anything to taunt a service dog. It should be in Mississippi. I personally have a children where I live try to hit my dog. I AM FOR WALTER. I sure my service dog would try to protect me as well.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I am with Walter

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Sherri Koteski
11 years ago

Not dangerous - the neighbor may be though!

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Dennee Slife
11 years ago

Please save this dog!!! If anything the neighbor should have to go to court for teasing the dog . This dog means a lot to his owners. Please give him a second chance. Dennee Slife

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suzette chaires
11 years ago

MERCY! PLEASE HAVE MERCY!

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suzette chaires
11 years ago

MERCY! PLEASE HAVE MERCY!

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Christine Morrow
11 years ago

There's enough cruelty in this world! How about a happy ending for a change for this wonderful dog and it's family? Good grief!!

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BJ Knecht
11 years ago

Walter was being protective and loyal.. fine the neighbor for annoying the AWESOME dog Walter!

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Eileen Solomon
11 years ago

This service dog reacted as trained to do to perform his job protecting his owner. Please do not misconstrue his actions as dangerous.

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Cheryl Healy
11 years ago

If Walter hadn't barked, he wouldn't be doing his job to alert. Let him do his job please.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Stop wasting the taxpayer's money on this silliness. Walter was doing his job; protecting his human from a crazy neighbor. Use common sense please.

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Sherrie Shaw
11 years ago

I stand with Walter!