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Save Walter McAlister, The Service Dog

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Lisa Cali
11 years ago

Our family is lucky enough to have a service dog who has added quality to our lives. Walter was doing his job and no one was harmed. Don't tear apart a family over a neighbor with a bone to pick.

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Bonnie Low
11 years ago

Laws are intentionally black and white but situations like this are not. Adam needs his dog - not just any dog, but THIS dog. The behavior was very narrowly "bad" according to reports, but understandable given the dogs' service nature. Please don't make it more difficult for this man with disabilities to get along in this harsh world.

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Dale Wingard
11 years ago

Walter is not a dangerous dog. If my neighbor hit our fence then my dog would bark and jump on the fence. That's what dogs do. Walter is service dog. Service dogs are there to help person they have been trained for. One neighbor does not constitute that Walter is not a good dog. I think this neighbor is being petty and nosy. I have neighbor has dog I would not complain if he barked or jumped on fence. Do not band Walter from his owner. Millions of handicapped people have service dogs.

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Michelle Foster
11 years ago

It appears Walter was doing what he was trained to do. He should not be held at fault for the stupidity and lack of intelligence of a certain member of the human race!

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Kelsea Vernon
11 years ago

Love and support Walter!!!

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Karen McCarty
11 years ago

I am with Walter!

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FeliciaHyman
11 years ago

This is a service dog regardless of his breed. If you had a family member that needed a service dog, you would want the very best. Let him go home!

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Jamaree Nantasri
11 years ago

I'm with Walter always.

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Sondra SAWTELL
11 years ago

Why would you put him on the dangerous list if he hasn't harmed anyone

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Maybe the neighbor should be put on the danger list if he's going to assault Adam by hitting the fence and causing Walter to protect his owner. Please do the right thing for Adam and Walter.

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carol latto
11 years ago

as a registered service dog he was doing what he was supposed to do. no one, human or otherwise should be taunted and be expected to react. the neighbor was out of order. he is the one being offensive.

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Dee Dee Massey
11 years ago

Why are you discriminating against the disabled? ADA is in effect here.

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Linda Hildbold
11 years ago

I am with Walter. The neighbor needs to have a restraining order for antagonizing Walter!!

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Florence Diep
11 years ago

No dog is dangerous , human is !

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Val Lavoie
11 years ago

The neighbor doing the taunting should be charged for endangering Walter's life!

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nicola painter
11 years ago

Some common sence PLEASE!

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Angela Sumrack
11 years ago

I am with Walter!

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Robin McElroy
11 years ago

Walter is only doing what he has been trained to do. If anyone should be on trial it should be the neighbor for taunting Walter.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please give them back Walter!! Dogs are family members, you can't just take him away like that.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please give them back Walter!! Dogs are family members, you can't just take him away like that.