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Save Walter McAlister, The Service Dog

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Kathleen Lappin
11 years ago

I,m with Walter

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Patricia Hancock
11 years ago

I AM WITH WALTER!!! Perhaps the neighbor should be taken to court for purposefully agrivating a service dog whose JOB is to alert his master of impending danger. I AM WITH WALTER!!!

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Joi Wilson Akridge
11 years ago

This dog was safeguarding his owner and acting as service dog. We are with Walter he is not dangerous.

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Joi Wilson Akridge
11 years ago

This dog was safeguarding his owner and acting as service dog. We are with Walter he is not dangerous.

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Saul esquivel
11 years ago

God. Bless. With. U. Walter

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Theresa
11 years ago

Walter is not a dangerous dog....he is a SERVICE dog. To label him as such is a great disservice to him and his owner. Please allow this dog to do the job that he is trained to do. Thank you.

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Yvonne wright
11 years ago

I am with walter

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laura
11 years ago

That dog deserve to be with his owner because nobody is going to help this person.n u don't if this people r doing something to this dog so he can get in trouble.hope n prayer so this could go well

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Sandra engström
11 years ago

I anm från sweden and we don't trean our animals like this! Amazing dog! Stupid ignorante people!!!

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Jan Richardson
11 years ago

Walter is a good dog and one with an important job! He was provoked and shouldn't be punished for rushing the fence.

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Marge Muller
11 years ago

I AM WITH WALTER

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Wendy Walker
11 years ago

Why not sue the neighbor for striking the fence....just as precocious as suing this wonderful service dog.

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Kelly Ambron
11 years ago

Do we have to get rid of our children if a Neibor complains ? Make room for a lot of kids !

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Anne Thiel
11 years ago

To be honest, I don't even know what to say. To register Walter as dangerous dog is just so blatantly wrong that I am not even sure I have words to explain why. He did what he was trained to do. He should be registered as a super safe dog. Thank you for your consideration. Best, Anne Thiel

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Linda Martin
11 years ago

Dogs are trained to spot danger and notify the owner, hitting a fence is a sign of danger to this trained dog. There is no validity in this case.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

The dog Walter is not at fault here, the neighbor is the one that needs to be deemed dangerous... He is a service dog and a loving member of their family this is ridiculous! Where's the common sense.

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Heather Krumpe
11 years ago

Save Walter absolutely! He simply doing what he was trained to do. The neighbor was out of line and in the wrong completely, Not Walter's fault.

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Reed Miller
11 years ago

Walter is a service dog! He deserves our praise, not this nonsense!

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linda flynt
11 years ago

Whats wrong with these people. Let the trained dog do what he suppose to do. What a great dog taking care of his owner. What LOVE.

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Relda L Smith
11 years ago

This is stupid and unwarranted. The neighbor is the one at fault. I know this because I use to have a neighbor that did the same thing to my dogs. You are doing a very injustice to this dog by siding with the prosecution. The dog is only protecting his family. How would you feel if you were in this same situation?