[Fire1]

Can you believe this ?! I wonder what kind of firearm it was. Except for a few circumstances if it's loaded it's in a holster on my person. I think its kinda sad that his fiancee is afraid for the dog. But I guess it's a lesson learned...don't leave your pistol where any THING can get to it. I had never considered my dogs.

 

[finalfusion]

Do you have a link to the story???

Can you believe this ?! I wonder what kind of firearm it was. Except for a few circumstances if it's loaded it's in a holster on my person. I think its kinda sad that his fiancee is afraid for the dog. But I guess it's a lesson learned...don't leave your pistol where any THING can get to it. I had never considered my dogs.

 

[Fire1]

Sorry about forgetting the link. Here ya go.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,291687,00.html

 

[choochboost]

Funny that the fiancee refers to the dog as "smart" for shooting her boyfriend. :wink: :?

 

[PPCmaster]

Funny that the fiancee refers to the dog as "smart" for shooting her boyfriend. :wink: :?

Are we certain it was the dog that shot him?!?!?!?!?!?

 

[tailrotor]

 

[finalfusion]

 

[101Combat Vet]

Thats the kind of dog michael vick needs!!!!

mans best friend huh :wink:



heres a cheesy one:::: gotta look out for those K9mm's

8)

 

[BrokenArrow]

I know hunting dogs have accidently pawed triggers, knocked over guns and shot owners before.



Not sure I buy this story though...

 

[jediihaf]

I don't think I buy this story either. I think the fiancee did it, and it pawning it off on the dog. Kinda like the lady that shot her husband in the head while in bed a few months back while "asleep".

 

[AirAssaultMP]

That lady that shot her husband in the head was about 20 mins south of me, she still to this day is keeping the same argument.