you should only put your dog down if you feel you can no longer take care of him/her. the only other reason is if your beloved pet is in a lot of pain i.e.. he/she can no longer walk across the room. (it is your decision but if treatment coasts over $8,000 it might be better to put him or her down)
That is a personal choice for you to make, but my advice would be that if the dog is too sick to be able to enjoy its life, then it would an act of kindness to end its suffering by putting it down.
Yes. You own it-you decide over it.
no you should never put a dog down. its a horrible thing that I can't stress enough. train it or give it to someone who can but don't put it down.
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Definitely don't put him down. If the dog's owner can't handle him, he should take him to a local dog rescue group or the humane society. They have trainers there who know how to work with aggressive dogs, and they'll be the best ones to decide what to do with him. Sometimes (especially if the dog is young) they can be turned around with the right training and will be excellent pets in the future. So at the very least give the dog to someone who is a professional handler to see if they can make a difference before choosing to put him down.
You go to inventory and then click on the collar and then a new page will come up where you can decide witch dog to put the collar on.
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It would be best to put the dog down. If you let the dog die you would have to be the dog in so much pain. You would be helping the dog if you put it down and you put the dog out of its misery.
Dave, because he was getting old he was put down.
the dog is scared that you might be hitting her
A guard dog may or may not be put down if it attacked someone. It depends on the situation. Without knowing more details it is impossible to make a decision. If the guard dog attacked a burglar it would not be put down. If the guard dog attacked a pedestrian walking by who posed absolutely no danger, the dog would probably be put down. The context and situation determines the outcome.
yes but only if you live in Ontario where the ban is or if the owners of the other dog that yours has attacked and the owners wish for your dog to be put down then yes.
were probably bitten by an animal that had rabies, and usually needs to be put down. if the dog already but someone, the dog will defiantly have to be put down, and the person will have to get a shot.