Putting an animal out it's Misery

looking_around · 31-05-2014 11:21PM

nilsonmickey wrote: »

I had to do this once after I knocked the poor ****er down in navan. I tried to strangle it first but couldn't kill him. Two belts of the wheel brace and it was lights out.

That sounds more awful for the dog than contacting(and waiting for) an emergency vet to come out.

nilsonmickey · 31-05-2014 11:24PM

Yes but it wasn't my dog and I didn't know any vets in navan. This was back in the day before mobile phones the the dogs leg was clearly broke.

cerastes · 31-05-2014 11:30PM

Ray Palmer wrote: »

People who own cats should be familiar with this as they often bring half dead animals into the home.

so, you bite its neck, snap the spinal cord and then swallow the animal whole, starting at the head?

antodeco wrote: »

How did it get this far and nobody has asked what an opossum is?

they googled it

nilsonmickey wrote: »

Yes but it wasn't my dog and I didn't know any vets in navan. This was back in the day before mobile phones the the dogs leg was clearly broke.

You hit it over the head twice with a wheel brace?:eek: because its leg was broken

:D
Jeez, doesnt that make a mess? surely a broken leg is fixable? Id have doubts about bringing someone else animal to a vet but Im not sure Id finish them off like that.

nilsonmickey · 31-05-2014 11:33PM

I know it was a fu.cking disaster . Friday evening drivin home
From Galway. Hungover as fu.ck.

Really didn't need that ****

131spanner · 31-05-2014 11:41PM

If I ran over a dog or cat and saw that it was gone past getting a vet then yeah, the wheel brace would come out fairly lively.

cerastes · 31-05-2014 11:46PM

wheel brace sounds fairly brutal, wheel braces arent as heavy duty as they used to be either I dont think.

nilsonmickey · 31-05-2014 11:49PM

The one I had was fairly heavy. The head split open on the first rap.

Kaycee2 · 31-05-2014 11:56PM

I don't think I could, when I was a kid there was a mouse caught in a trap in my mams house but the trap didn't kill it.
I felt so sorry for him he was only a baby so I released it from the trap and it was all squished down the middle, I put it in a box in the garden and put a saucer of milk and some bread in with it which was actually pretty cruel considering the only movement it could make was bobbing its head up and down so really I prolonged it's misery.

Sittingpretty · 01-06-2014 12:00AM

nilsonmickey wrote: »

Yes but it wasn't my dog and I didn't know any vets in navan. This was back in the day before mobile phones the the dogs leg was clearly broke.

A dog can survive a broken leg.

siblers · 01-06-2014 12:04AM

I stomped on the head of a rabbit that had its neck all mangled after being attacked by dogs, snapped the neck of another after it too was attacked by dogs.

131spanner · 01-06-2014 12:13AM

cerastes wrote: »

wheel brace sounds fairly brutal, wheel braces arent as heavy duty as they used to be either I dont think.

That or stick it in reverse and hope your aim with the rear wheel is good... :eek:

GY A1 · 01-06-2014 12:41AM

years ago when i was small , saw this magpie or crow hit the wall and fell on the ground flappin,
out comes the grand mother and says aww he's not good, picked him up and twisted his neck in the blink of an eye,
job done bye bye birdie, before a cat wuld a gotten him anyways

nilsonmickey · 01-06-2014 04:02AM

Sittingpretty wrote: »

A dog can survive a broken leg.

Yes but he couldn't survive a wheel brace to the face.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 01-06-2014 04:34AM

looking_around wrote: »

That sounds more awful for the dog than contacting(and waiting for) an emergency vet to come out.

There is a method of garroting with a wire or rope that brings death swiftly, obviously your average person has no idea how to do it. Like Galwayguy said earlier in the thread it's usually men with a hunting background who can perform these tasks without prolonging the suffering of the stricken animal.

martinedwards · 01-06-2014 09:48AM

how much is the vet going to cost for someone elses dog?

sorry, but as my driving instructor said, "if it's mammy loved it, it wouldn't be on the road in the first place"

easy decision.

wheelbrace.

J Cheever Loophole · 01-06-2014 11:15AM

Wasn't there a famous conversation from 'School Around the Corner' years ago where some kid had spent his summer holidays on a farm. The child was asked had it been exciting, and after replying yes, detailed how a horse had been injured - conversation went something along the lines of;

Child - "A horse fell into a hole on the farm and was injured and couldn't move".

Host - "So what did they do?"

Child - "They shot it."

Host - "In the hole?"

Child - "No, in the head."

:pac:

Shakespeare's Sister · 01-06-2014 11:33AM

Not a chance could I bash a dying creature over the head with a wheelbrace for goodness knows how many times. I don't know what I'd do. If it were 1am, bringing it to the vet isn't an option. As said, moving it could make it worse anyway. Probably stay with it until it died.

looking_around · 01-06-2014 12:21PM

nilsonmickey wrote: »

Yes but it wasn't my dog and I didn't know any vets in navan. This was back in the day before mobile phones the the dogs leg was clearly broke.

says it all.........

looking_around · 01-06-2014 12:26PM

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

There is a method of garroting with a wire or rope that brings death swiftly, obviously your average person has no idea how to do it. Like Galwayguy said earlier in the thread it's usually men with a hunting background who can perform these tasks without prolonging the suffering of the stricken animal.

I'm not against that. If its quick.
My post was to the guy above, which was clearly brutal and awful way to kill an animal.

looking_around · 01-06-2014 12:29PM

martinedwards wrote: »

how much is the vet going to cost for someone elses dog?

sorry, but as my driving instructor said, "if it's mammy loved it, it wouldn't be on the road in the first place"

easy decision.

wheelbrace.

Most vets wont charge.... (I say this from experience btw).

looking_around · 01-06-2014 12:31PM

Magaggie wrote: »

Not a chance could I bash a dying creature over the head with a wheelbrace for goodness knows how many times. I don't know what I'd do. If it were 1am, bringing it to the vet isn't an option. As said, moving it could make it worse anyway. Probably stay with it until it died.

Not true, the majority of vets have emergency numbers, and are generally very quick to come out, in out of hours, no matter what the out of hours time is.

(I have had alot of pets, more times than I'd like, I've had to call a vet in the middle of the night. You get a vet quicker out than the shannon doc, tbh.)

Nelson Muntz · 02-06-2014 05:22AM

nilsonmickey wrote: »

Yes but he couldn't survive a wheel brace to the face.

I know this is AH you may be trying to be funny but still, bragging about caving in a dogs head is pretty piss poor tbh.

WoollyRedHat · 02-06-2014 07:46AM

uch wrote: »

Reverse back over it

Well, he's had it in for me ever since I kinda ran over his dog.Well, replace the word "kinda" with the word "repeatedly," and the word "dog" with "son."

Putting an animal out it's Misery

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