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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 408886" data-attributes="member: 217">Anyone who has ever owned an animal (pet) will know that under certain circumstances some animals may need to be put down.  But on the other hand a dog is only a tool that must be trained to know it's place in this world. I believe the real issue is the dog was allowed to chase chickens and was able to kill one. A dog that has killed will absolutely kill again if given the opportunity, one could have used the shock collar or some other alternative like beating the dog into submission with the dead bird.There is no right answer for someone who hasn't owned a dog that has killed or bitten another, But regardless of the situation what people don't seem to understand that the real problem with this story about a chicken killing dog was the lack of proper training by the owner. Some dogs are more work then others and needs to be given to someone who can properly train this animal to be the tool it was bred tdoberor give it away before it does something that will destroy its opportunity to live.This guy makes some valid points in all his shortsthat  he makes on youtube and this one is especially true when dealing with a breed that has a predisposition to being overly aggressive. So who's to blame for a dog that will most likely harm someone?[MEDIA=youtube]DigS0xDvTl8[/MEDIA]</blockquote>