This story has dominated the Downtown discourse for most of the week and here's follow-up on a call for greater KCMO doggie safety inside the loop. Take a look:
Metro man calls for changes at downtown dog park after his 'co-pilot' falls five stories and dies
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A metro man is hoping changes are made to a downtown dog park after his nearly 3-year-old lab mix, Brutus, mistook a low concrete ledge, and fell nearly five stories to his death. It happened at rooftop dog park near 12th and Main Street in the Power and Light District.
Fuck your dog.
ReplyDeleteJust another "I'm stupid, irresponsible, and make really bad decisions, so I DEMAND that everyone else change what they're doing" clown.
ReplyDeleteLet's have some marches and protests.
ANYTHING but accepting any sense of responsibility.
This guy needs to start a nonprofit.
He'll fit right in to the rest of the grifter crowd.
Was this an "off leash" roof?
ReplyDeleteI thought the media didn't usually report suicides.
ReplyDeleteI get it,, people love their dogs but remember it is still a dog and animal just like a cow, a pig, or a horse. They are not your co-pilot or your best friend they are an animal. What about all the people who are allergic to things like cats and dogs and you dog lovers think you need to drag your animal every where you go. Home Depot and places of such are no place for an animal simply because they can't be trusted as this mans dog proved. The dog wasn't smart enough to look before it leaped and most animals as well are not that smart.
ReplyDeleteThe owner of Brutus should be charged with animal cruelty if indeed he let the dog run wild in an area that wasn't for dogs to be off leash.
Pet owners do us all favor and keep your dogs on a leash at all times when out of your fenced in back yard and keep them the hell out of retail places outside of maybe Petco and I question the logic of that. Wasn't all that long ago that two dogs in my neighborhood decided they didn't like each other and proceeded to try and kill one another while the whole time the two ignorant owners neither one was strong enough to pull the two animals apart tell more help arrived. I hate to think how bad this could have been if it had happened in a local retail place with some kids around.
They are an animal accept that and deal with it. I sometimes wonder if some of these huge dog lovers are not sleeping and trying to have sex with their so call co-pilot/best friends.
^^^My god you are an absolute idiot. Go away.
ReplyDelete@10:22, apart from a few troll drops, @9:19 is pretty spot on with his assessment. I've had dogs in the past, cats, and livestock. I've had to put down old pets knocking at death's door; it sucks. I've killed and prepared livestock so that my family can eat, it sucks less. Try to keep in perspective all things. Many people are too stupid to own pets, and for that matter children as well as easily witnessed any time you head to a WM, Targût, Kohl's etc.
ReplyDeleteDid Bolonzo Washmachin solve this one with his drone?
ReplyDeleteOnly idiot I see 10:22 is you
ReplyDelete^^You don't "see" me idiot. God the people who post on here really are some the dumbest people in the city. Bar none.
ReplyDeleteDOG IS MY CO-PILOT.
ReplyDeleteOnly dumb thing I have noticed on here is you 1:02 and that other idiot earlier than you making hate comments.
ReplyDelete^^^Blah Blah Blah...reading your work is hard. You don't write particularly well, so I imagine you don't speak particularly well, which leads me to believe you are very poorly educated and sadly one of the stupidest people in the city. 1:02Pm was right
ReplyDelete^^^ Blah Blah Blah...another pontificating buffoon, trying to "enlighten" everyone with his intellectual brilliance. Yawn.
ReplyDeleteFuck that dog.
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