Kristi Noem is right!!!

No, no you don't understand the concept, otto. That's pretty obvious.

Not sure what the 2nd and 3rd sentence of yours is all about, but you must. :rolleyes-41:
I spent time in Germany after the Nazis were defeated but the name OTTO, isn't that German?
 
F OFF. In the US we don't kill dogs for one bite normally. Maybe in Putinland they do.
whatever you say goldie locks,,

you suck dick pretty quick for an ignorant person,,


you may want to check yourself before you wreck yourself,,



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Yes, California law allows the state to euthanize a dog if it is considered vicious and has injured someone aggressively without provocation. A court may also order a dog to be put down if the dog has a history of aggressive behavior or has caused severe injuries, and other options, such as rehabilitation, have been exhausted. This is typically a last resort.

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Forbes

California Dog Bite Laws 2024 Guide - Forbes
Feb 3, 2023 — Dogs could be considered vicious and potentially be euthanized if: The dog killed someone or injured someone aggressively without provocation. The dog is determined by a court to be potentially dangerous and the owner did not follow required restrictions and/or the dog repeated the behavior that resulted in the “potentially dangerous” designation.
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West Coast Trial Lawyers

Will My Dog Get Put Down for Biting Someone?
In some cases, if the dog has a history of aggressive behavior or has caused severe injuries, a court may order the dog to be put down. This is typically a last resort and only occurs when other options, such as rehabilitation, have been exhausted. It is important to act quickly after a dog bite, as there are strict time limits for filing a claim or lawsuit. Victims forfeit their right to compensation if they file two years after the initial incident, as stated by California's statute of limitations.
A dog may be considered vicious if it:
 
F OFF. In the US we don't kill dogs for one bite normally. Maybe in Putinland they do.
Virginia, New Jersey, and Louisiana require that all vicious dogs be euthanized after a chance to appeal.

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Animal Legal & Historical Center

State Dangerous Dog Laws | Animal Legal & Historical Center
Virginia, New Jersey, and Louisiana require, after a chance to appeal, all vicious dogs to be euthanized. Violations that are mandatory euthanization in one ...
Some other states have laws about dogs biting people, including:
  • Utah
    In South Salt Lake, a dog may be put down after one bite in certain situations, but in St. George, a dog must be put down after three bites.
  • California
    A dog is considered potentially dangerous if it:
    • Attacks without provocation twice in 36 months, causing defensive action
    • Bites a person without provocation, causing minor injuries
    • Attacks without provocation twice in 36 months, causing severe injuries or death
  • Texas
    Domestic dogs, cats, and ferrets must be quarantined or euthanized if they bite a person, regardless of vaccination status.
  • Illinois
    An animal that is a repeat biter or has severely harmed someone may have to be euthanized.
Some states have a one-bite rule, which means that owners are only liable for a dog's bite if they were negligent or if there was reason to suspect the dog could attack. These states are called one-free-bite states, while strict liability states mean that owners are always liable if their dog bites, even if there was no prior history of violent behavior.

This is for informational purposes only. For legal advice, consult a professional.
 
whatever you say goldie locks,,

you suck dick pretty quick for an ignorant person,,
Please keep your personal fantasies to yourself.

you may want to check yourself before you wreck yourself,,



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Yes, California law allows the state to euthanize a dog if it is considered vicious and has injured someone aggressively without provocation. A court may also order a dog to be put down if the dog has a history of aggressive behavior or has caused severe injuries, and other options, such as rehabilitation, have been exhausted. This is typically a last resort.

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Forbes

California Dog Bite Laws 2024 Guide - Forbes
Feb 3, 2023 — Dogs could be considered vicious and potentially be euthanized if: The dog killed someone or injured someone aggressively without provocation. The dog is determined by a court to be potentially dangerous and the owner did not follow required restrictions and/or the dog repeated the behavior that resulted in the “potentially dangerous” designation.
View attachment 943845
West Coast Trial Lawyers

Will My Dog Get Put Down for Biting Someone?
In some cases, if the dog has a history of aggressive behavior or has caused severe injuries, a court may order the dog to be put down. This is typically a last resort and only occurs when other options, such as rehabilitation, have been exhausted. It is important to act quickly after a dog bite, as there are strict time limits for filing a claim or lawsuit. Victims forfeit their right to compensation if they file two years after the initial incident, as stated by California's statute of limitations.
A dog may be considered vicious if it:
So you cited California - if considered vicious. Thats not every bite, and thats only California.
Yet PH life fail.
 
Please keep your personal fantasies to yourself.


So you cited California - if considered vicious. Thats not every bite, and thats only California.
Yet PH life fail.
keep looking dumbass,,

at some point you stupid mother fuckers need to think before you run your penis holsters,,,
 
Virginia, New Jersey, and Louisiana require that all vicious dogs be euthanized after a chance to appeal.

View attachment 943846
Animal Legal & Historical Center

State Dangerous Dog Laws | Animal Legal & Historical Center
Virginia, New Jersey, and Louisiana require, after a chance to appeal, all vicious dogs to be euthanized. Violations that are mandatory euthanization in one ...
Some other states have laws about dogs biting people, including:
  • Utah
    In South Salt Lake, a dog may be put down after one bite in certain situations, but in St. George, a dog must be put down after three bites.
  • California
    A dog is considered potentially dangerous if it:
    • Attacks without provocation twice in 36 months, causing defensive action
    • Bites a person without provocation, causing minor injuries
    • Attacks without provocation twice in 36 months, causing severe injuries or death
  • Texas
    Domestic dogs, cats, and ferrets must be quarantined or euthanized if they bite a person, regardless of vaccination status.
  • Illinois
    An animal that is a repeat biter or has severely harmed someone may have to be euthanized.
Some states have a one-bite rule, which means that owners are only liable for a dog's bite if they were negligent or if there was reason to suspect the dog could attack. These states are called one-free-bite states, while strict liability states mean that owners are always liable if their dog bites, even if there was no prior history of violent behavior.

This is for informational purposes only. For legal advice, consult a professional.
I will bet you Meister's soul that Noem is no one's VP candidate this year.
 
Virginia, New Jersey, and Louisiana require that all vicious dogs be euthanized after a chance to appeal.

View attachment 943846
Animal Legal & Historical Center

State Dangerous Dog Laws | Animal Legal & Historical Center
Virginia, New Jersey, and Louisiana require, after a chance to appeal, all vicious dogs to be euthanized. Violations that are mandatory euthanization in one ...
Some other states have laws about dogs biting people, including:
  • Utah
    In South Salt Lake, a dog may be put down after one bite in certain situations, but in St. George, a dog must be put down after three bites.
  • California
    A dog is considered potentially dangerous if it:
    • Attacks without provocation twice in 36 months, causing defensive action
    • Bites a person without provocation, causing minor injuries
    • Attacks without provocation twice in 36 months, causing severe injuries or death
  • Texas
    Domestic dogs, cats, and ferrets must be quarantined or euthanized if they bite a person, regardless of vaccination status.
  • Illinois
    An animal that is a repeat biter or has severely harmed someone may have to be euthanized.
Some states have a one-bite rule, which means that owners are only liable for a dog's bite if they were negligent or if there was reason to suspect the dog could attack. These states are called one-free-bite states, while strict liability states mean that owners are always liable if their dog bites, even if there was no prior history of violent behavior.

This is for informational purposes only. For legal advice, consult a professional.
And Biden's dog bit agents 24 times in the space of a bit over a year. I said earlier it was a month so this is also my correction.
 
Murder you say? Do you mean the dog murdered other's chickens and paid the price?
Yeah, I mean the dog that acted like a dog.
So killing chickens is your idea of fun, eh?
No but then again, I am not a dog.
She owns close to a thousand acres of ranchland. She had no excuse to cart the vicious dog to town to make you happy.
She doesn’t have an excuse to behave like a human so she acted, herself, like a dog.

The real reciprocity for this will come when someone finally asks her, “Would you do the same thing you did then, today?” If she answers the question, she is going to have to say “yes” because the one thing you can’t do in Conservistan is admit error or defeat. We saw this most vividly with “covefe”. Every Trump supporter had to act like this was just a word they used all the time--even the presidential spokesman did it. The only thing that could be worse, for her, is if she tries to play it off and change the subject. She should embrace her murderous tendencies and hope for the best.
 
Yeah, I mean the dog that acted like a dog.

No but then again, I am not a dog.

She doesn’t have an excuse to behave like a human so she acted, herself, like a dog.

The real reciprocity for this will come when someone finally asks her, “Would you do the same thing you did then, today?” If she answers the question, she is going to have to say “yes” because the one thing you can’t do in Conservistan is admit error or defeat. We saw this most vividly with “covefe”. Every Trump supporter had to act like this was just a word they used all the time--even the presidential spokesman did it. The only thing that could be worse, for her, is if she tries to play it off and change the subject. She should embrace her murderous tendencies and hope for the best.
Her state never had over 700 CV19 patients and it was wide open.
Why do you protect dogs if you are not a dog? Why don't you protect humans?
 

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