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Originally Posted by looneycat
the alligator was not a nuisance until the dog was allowed to leave his property (no house properties extend to the shore). Having said that, I am happy that he was able to save his pet without injury.
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Oh. So with this reasoning, gators become nuisances only because residents and visitors leave their yard, and go to the edge of a
retention pond, to sail their remote-control sailboats, throw in a fish line with their grandkids, or to see where their golf ball went (and also decide not to retrieve it because of gators or snakes).
So if a grandchild is playing in the yard with his grandpa and the child is not on a leash, it's the gator's right to go after the child and the gator is not a nuisance.
The value of human life is hitting new lows.