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Can you imagine how horrifying that was to watch your beloved pet killed brutally in front of you? I have a family member who had that happened to him. You don't get over that.
If I am reading this right, out of state dog owners don't have to follow any animal laws in Tennessee. >

What in the fuck...
If my dog was eaten and the authorities told me nothing could be done because the attacking dogs were from out of state I would be going to jail.
Like I am seriously scared of what the repercussions would be for myself because I would not be rational. >

Just go into a different state before you do whatever you're going to do and you'll be in touchable. >

The In Touchables >

Sounds like a frottage based incredibles themed porno. >

Breaking news! Leash you dogs! >

No no my dog is special! What? Ahhh! He’s never done that before I swear! 

every single entitled unleashed dog owner ever >

Whatever bro. I'm a leopard owner. Leopards are gentle, loving creatures. My Leopard isn't going to eat anyone's face >

Right? I have the MOST GENTLE POLAR BEAR EVER!! >

Jesus the bullshit we have to endure because people won't secure their fucking animals >

My niece and nephew, 10 and 12, were both just attacked by the  new neighbors' dog, 1 of 4 dogs they have in a small split entry. Multiple puncture wounds and tears. Dog was put down. Moral of the story, put your dogs on a leash or fence them in. >

Also: sue their asses
Edit:
I mean sue the neighbors’ asses. 
The kids have already been through enough >

Neighbor is a cop also, public safety should be number 1. >

Right, should probably put the neighbor down too.  As cops are a breed known for their aggression. >

"Her surviving dog doesn’t yet realize that Tobie was killed, she said. 'Sadie lays by the door waiting for her brother to come home.' " >

Utterly heartbreaking. >

“He told police he let his dogs, a German Shepherd and a Belgian Malinois, go into the woods beside the hotel to relieve themselves, as they are used to going out unleashed on their property at home in Nebraska. “
The owner just let the dogs loose in an unfamiliar location, never mind not on a lead, but not supervised at all?! And the law says nothing can be done? Well, maybe this is a sign those damn laws need to be changed.