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by RiderDean
Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:10 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: CHL use in self defense against a dog?
Replies: 44
Views: 7402

Re: CHL use in self defense against a dog?

03Lightningrocks wrote:
RiderDean wrote:
03Lightningrocks wrote:It seems to me calling out a personal attack is pointless when the personal attack is left posted. :tiphat:
So you don't see anything personal in your origianl post?
No. Not in the slightest. They were just questions. Plus... The questions were general. Not to you individually.

Well then I well offer you an apology.
But know that I took them personally. Your comment about breed was to me an accusation that I fabricated the Breed as part of the story. When in fact it was two Rottweilers. Your dialog about needing to know in order to act seemed condescending. When actually as the other poster put best I truly wanted to know what the law said before I act and risk my CHL, legal fees, etc.
by RiderDean
Mon Mar 25, 2013 12:14 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: CHL use in self defense against a dog?
Replies: 44
Views: 7402

Re: CHL use in self defense against a dog?

03Lightningrocks wrote:It seems to me calling out a personal attack is pointless when the personal attack is left posted. :tiphat:
So you don't see anything personal in your origianl post?
by RiderDean
Sun Mar 24, 2013 6:55 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: CHL use in self defense against a dog?
Replies: 44
Views: 7402

Re: CHL use in self defense against a dog?

03Lightningrocks wrote:I have two questions.

1) Why do the dogs have to be Rottweilers ? If they were poodles, would we make a point of the breed? I suppose Rottweiler or pit bull sounds more threatening. Unfortunately this stereo typing is causing dog discrimination. Yeah, I know, everyone is a dog expert and can spot a rotty from a mile away.

2) My second question is real simple and one that relates to many of the questions I see asked in this forum. What if it were illegal to shoot two dogs attacking your dog? Would you stand by and watch little scruffy get eaten?


I find questions of legality a humorous topic when it comes to self defense. Who gives a good Charlie's darn what the law says? If you are sure you are in danger and will lose your life or the life of your loved one or even your pet, would you let it happen because you are searching for the section of the law that says you can defend yourself or others?

Seriously folks! How about some common sense? Are you gonna watch a person get raped and just stand there while you search the code? Good lord almighty! When is someone going to finally say it in here. When under attack. You will KNOW IT! What you do about it decides whether or not you and yours survives another day. The technicalities of the law be darned!

Defend yourself and yours or pay the price! If you aren't sure what "technical legal" grounds you stand on, this likely means you are not under threat, or even worse, did something to create the situation yourself. THIS MEANS ITS TIME TO BACK OFF!

Instincts are natural for human survival. Why is it in modern society we are always being told to ignore our instincts in favor of intellect?
I said two rottweilers because well......... they WERE two rottweilers. Good god you sound like a liberal looking for a discrimination fight.
by RiderDean
Wed Mar 06, 2013 11:24 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: CHL use in self defense against a dog?
Replies: 44
Views: 7402

CHL use in self defense against a dog?

Kinda crazy question but a buddy's wife was walking their dog recently when two rotweilers charged her and the dog and forced her dog to the ground and held it there. If it tried to get up they did it again. This went on long enough for her to call animal control and for them to arrive. What if they attacked her and she was a CHL? Do our same rights extend to protect ourselves? This one did not come up in my CHL course.

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