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I know a few of these Italian greyhounds from Doggie Doo Run Run and they are the fastest dogs there except for the large Greyhounds. |
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I just think that it seems to me that everyone wants car driver to be in trouble, but are forgetting that dog owner did wrong first. Maybe car driver has never hit anything before, was scared, and didn't know what to do, was afraid they would get a huge vet bill, or sued by dog owner, lots of things could have gone through their mind, and out of fear or just stupidity, took off. Too many people sue now a days for everything. Stop telling people to be on the lookout for the car. Just be happy dog is ok, and no other damages were done and no human life was hurt. I am sure both parties have learned a big lesson.
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I didn't grow up ever hearing of a hit and run. If something bad happened people weren't thinking about escaping blame, they were thinking more about someone being hurt. Not many really aim to harm and accidents do happen. I have little patience with those who drink and drive and those who leave the scene of an accident. It all has to do with whether you have a moral compass and it works and you think more of others than yourself. Having said that, I am relieved to hear that the dog wasn't killed and I imagine if a greyhound slips out and begins running, there is little chance to catch it. Why do we keep digging and spitting and gagging on here until the situation gets worse? AND....methinks that thou doth protest too much... |
BTW, I am not the car driver, don't own a vette, can't afford one. Do own a dog though. Hope I never go through this!!!!
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He may not have realized he hit a dog, though. We don't know. Call off the vigilantes! |
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Ok - bottom line. Corvette owner required by law to stop and report incident. Probably scared and did the wrong thing. Should step up to the plate and report it. Dog was not supposed to be out without a leash - does not matter the dog can dig an escape route. What if Corvette owner swerved to miss dog and flipped car and ended in a fatality ? What about dog owners responsibility now ? Reporting the incident won't change the fact that the dog got hit and by not reporting it the dog is still hit and the difference is a report. Wow I am amazed on how our society loves revenge.
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Bingo! Thank you!
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Yes, the dog's owner shares some responsibility but I feel pretty certain they didn't deliberately let their dog run loose as they had reported him lost. Some dogs are little escape artist and they can get out without the owners knowledge. The driver should have stopped.
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The dog breed is very fast. If one didn't notice it darted into the road you wouldn't have a chance at 35 miles an hour to stop in time. The driver not stopping is just horrific thought. Last night as we are coming back from colony something large ran across in front of our car. We breaded hard did not hit it but because it was so dark had no idea what it was. We did stop to see if we could figure out if it was a dog or a cat but it was gone through the bushes and across the golf course before we could
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This is an interesting thread and reveals a lot about all of the posters values.
I have decided that I like people best who like dogs. I am a kitty owner and they don't impact or interact with people outside the home...so I am sure that most people who like dogs like kitties too. I seem to like them even more as I grow older. Dogs, and the people who like them. |
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