Originally Posted by
Myosmith
Four dogs at night would be very scary and much more difficult to manage. I was puckered enough with three in broad daylight. I like the picture BTW. The animals are one of the reasons I like riding in rural areas. We have lots of horses and cattle in the area as well as occassional goats, sheep, and one place has a pair of donkeys. No llamas (or is it an alpaca?) though
This guy is a llama though I often see alpacas as well. We also have emus out here.
People who own aggressive breeds are a lot like the people who drive big trucks (often the individuals are one and the same). Most are very responsible and cause no problems whatsoever. However, there is a small minority of idiots who can't deal with their inadequacies who are a menace to all.
Originally Posted by
Essex
Glad that the sheriff has been notified. Additionally, I see no purpose in having unsupervised dogs roam around in rural areas because all they do is get into trouble.
Not really true -- there are lots of highly trained working and hunting dogs in rural areas. They are not a threat even if they check you out. It's not really reasonable to expect working dogs to be leashed.