Other thing watching that video. They guy brought it on himself. He said police and ac came out he wouldn’t deal with them. I keep my dogs low and out the way. Never loose. No people stepping in their crap on the street. I wonder if that’s the reason behind most of these busts.
If there are no charges brought against the man why should he "deal" with them? The man clearly has a secure yard and did not bother any of his neighbors with nuisance dogs. So they got a warrant and made it hard on him...UNJUST!Originally Posted by Frank43
I don't see any legal reason the authorities seized his dogs at all. He appears to be the victim of the harassing animal control groups.
If you're not hurting anyone or breaking any laws there is no reason you cannot keep as many dogs as you like for your own personal reasons. At this point in time there are now laws restricting breed ownership or how many animals you choose to feed. They haven't even charged the man, it's ridiculous they need to return his dogs!
Frank 43 insulated wooden houses with bedding such as straw or hay is a perfectly acceptable means of keeping a dog warm in just about any climate in the US. I'm not a fan of barrels but with bedding they are just as suitable for proper shelter. Now the housing they sell at the box stores and pet stores are below par. But I'm sure the average person won't see it that way.
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I hear you. I generally try to make as few waves as possible and stay under the radar. Because of that I think people get suspicious. His biggest thing is weather. People worry about the dogs. Neighbors didn’t care until the weather got cold. I don’t keep mine outside.
After speaking with iron line I was told they never knocked just came with
The warrant
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