Moral Dilemma and a Tattoo - Page 3

_dogma_ · 08-01-2009, 15:49

Wow, that was quick. Got a rather rude text message from my brother telling me not to text back and blah blah blah which I guess means that the guy went round. I have no idea what happened or anything but at least it means something has been done.

The way I see it if their "training methods" were so right explaining that to the SSPCA guy they would be ok and he would say "well done, you're doing a bang up job training those dog" as I take it that's not what he said it definately can't be right. And now they know that.

Haly · 08-01-2009, 15:51

You did the right thing

Unfortunately it's the perfect example of the right thing not necessarily being the easiest option

Knipples · 08-01-2009, 18:07

As Haly says, you absolutely did the right thing. Hopefully when your brother calms down he will see that too, hes just getting earache from her at the moment I expect.

As you were able to give a witness account of things, I expect that means they can be more direct in the action they take as a pose to someone who rings up and is vague about things.

I hope she is banned from keeping animals for a long time.

Well done you, seriously.

Lomster · 09-01-2009, 02:41

I hope your brother see's it from your view Dogma maybe not for awhile but hopefully sooner rather than later.
You did the right thing and have nothing to feel guilty about

Hopefully his GF won't hurt her children or the dogs anymore.
I really hope I never witness what you have seen her do to her son, that must have been so awful

08-01-2009, 15:49	#21
_dogma_ Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Kirkcaldy, Fife. Posts: 278	Wow, that was quick. Got a rather rude text message from my brother telling me not to text back and blah blah blah which I guess means that the guy went round. I have no idea what happened or anything but at least it means something has been done. The way I see it if their "training methods" were so right explaining that to the SSPCA guy they would be ok and he would say "well done, you're doing a bang up job training those dog" as I take it that's not what he said it definately can't be right. And now they know that. __________________

08-01-2009, 15:51	#22
Haly Do you want to hide in my box? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14,941	You did the right thing Unfortunately it's the perfect example of the right thing not necessarily being the easiest option __________________ Halycopter

09-01-2009, 02:41	#24
Lomster Custom Title Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Fay-Lom mansion Posts: 2,787	I hope your brother see's it from your view Dogma maybe not for awhile but hopefully sooner rather than later. You did the right thing and have nothing to feel guilty about Hopefully his GF won't hurt her children or the dogs anymore. I really hope I never witness what you have seen her do to her son, that must have been so awful __________________

08-01-2009, 18:07	#23
Knipples nipples lol (o)(o) Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Brissle!!! Posts: 4,947	As Haly says, you absolutely did the right thing. Hopefully when your brother calms down he will see that too, hes just getting earache from her at the moment I expect. As you were able to give a witness account of things, I expect that means they can be more direct in the action they take as a pose to someone who rings up and is vague about things. I hope she is banned from keeping animals for a long time. Well done you, seriously.