January 26, 201313 yr He doesn't trust you and Lucky RMNot any more than she would trust me or any of my friends....
January 26, 201313 yr My dog doesn't like strangers and although small is very intimidating with his growling, snarling and barking. He is always on high alert and will growl and bark even at people walking on the other side of the street. I feel quite safe with my 35 lb protector. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner Just seems strange for gun enthusiasts to be scared of unleashed dogs. With open carry and CCDW you'd think they'd feel safe at all times.
January 26, 201313 yr Rockmom seems to be the few against the many. I don't have an issue with people's right to own a gun. I don't see ANY reason why any citizen other than a law enforcement office has ANY need to carry deadly force into the public. Maybe we should be discussing the insecurities and traumas of those who feel they need to be armed. And for background, I did work in law enforcement, and I have had guns pulled on me. This is pretty much my sentiment.
January 26, 201313 yr Author Rockmom seems to be the few against the many. I don't have an issue with people's right to own a gun. I don't see ANY reason why any citizen other than a law enforcement office has ANY need to carry deadly force into the public. Maybe we should be discussing the insecurities and traumas of those who feel they need to be armed. And for background' date=' I did work in law enforcement, and I have had guns pulled on me.[/quote'] I am used to being on the "wrong" side on BGP. But in my "real" life I know more people who believe as I do on this issue than not. And I also feel that you raise a great point with exploring the reasons why people feel they need to be armed. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr :lol: :lol: :lol: Really? A dog? Really? I have three and we walk them when is warm enough. Knowing this I'll never need a gun. Yeah, really. My daughter got attacked by a dog when she was little. Luckily I was there to stop it. Let me tell you, it wasn't a bit funny. Neither of my kids have ever been attacked by a gun or anyone with a gun....
January 26, 201313 yr Author Just seems strange for gun enthusiasts to be scared of unleashed dogs. With open carry and CCDW you'd think they'd feel safe at all times. Yeah.. they could just shoot the dog. Isn't that the argument used when I point out my dog is my "arm". Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner
January 26, 201313 yr I am used to being on the "wrong" side on BGP. But in my "real" life I know more people who believe as I do on this issue than not. And I also feel that you raise a great point with exploring the reasons why people feel they need to be armed. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner That was the point of my thread I started a day or so ago. I'm searching for an answer other than 'it's my constitutional right'.
January 26, 201313 yr I don't trust people who would shoot at me and my dog when we annoyed them. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner I wouldn't shoot at either of you. I'd just harass you and throw Lucky a hot dog to quiet him.
January 26, 201313 yr Yeah, really. My daughter got attacked by a dog when she was little. Luckily I was there to stop it. Let me tell you, it wasn't a bit funny. Neither of my kids have ever been attacked by a gun or anyone with a gun.... I was attacked by a dog as a child also. Multiple times. Was even told that one of the dogs was racist. Much like guns irresponsible owners will cause problems. The same way you can't tell if a dog owner is irresponsible until it is too late is the same for gun owners.
January 26, 201313 yr I was attacked by a dog as a child also. Multiple times. Was even told that one of the dogs was racist. Much like guns irresponsible owners will cause problems. The same way you can't tell if a dog owner is irresponsible until it is too late is the same for gun owners. And for the record I am against banning of certain breeds of dogs in municipalities as well.
January 26, 201313 yr I was attacked by a dog as a child also. Multiple times. Was even told that one of the dogs was racist. Much like guns irresponsible owners will cause problems. The same way you can't tell if a dog owner is irresponsible until it is too late is the same for gun owners.Then why laugh about not trusting dog owners? I've been attacked by at least 10 to 12 dogs in my lifetime, I've had a gun pointed at me twice in my lifetime (one was a cop, mistaken identity and my fault for getting out of the car), so I've had much more trouble with dog owners than with gun owners. I find law abiding gun owners to be much more trustworthy and capable of controlling their firearms than dog owners and their dogs.
January 26, 201313 yr Then why laugh about not trusting dog owners? I've been attacked by at least 10 to 12 dogs in my lifetime, I've had a gun pointed at me twice in my lifetime (one was a cop, mistaken identity and my fault for getting out of the car), so I've had much more trouble with dog owners than with gun owners. I find law abiding gun owners to be much more trustworthy and capable of controlling their firearms than dog owners and their dogs. I don't think I could argue with that either.
January 26, 201313 yr Yeah.. they could just shoot the dog. Isn't that the argument used when I point out my dog is my "arm". Sent from my DROID RAZR using Forum Runner So long as there was someone there with a gun, yes. But you don't want us to have that option.
January 26, 201313 yr Then why laugh about not trusting dog owners? I've been attacked by at least 10 to 12 dogs in my lifetime, I've had a gun pointed at me twice in my lifetime (one was a cop, mistaken identity and my fault for getting out of the car), so I've had much more trouble with dog owners than with gun owners. I find law abiding gun owners to be much more trustworthy and capable of controlling their firearms than dog owners and their dogs. Because I have never heard that statement before in my life and I thought it was funny. I can't imagine being more afraid of a dog than a gun. To me that's funny.
January 26, 201313 yr Because I have never heard that statement before in my life and I thought it was funny. I can't imagine being more afraid of a dog than a gun. To me that's funny.You've been attacked by a dog... multiple times. Yet you fear what has never done you any harm, or at least have never hinted of a gun ever doing you any harm? I find that funny! :lol:
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