Some girls throwing puppies into a river
09-01-2010, 08:36 AM
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even the "peaceful" method used by the vet isn't exactly painless. pentobartiol injections causes paralysis, then respiratory and cardiac arrest. ask someone who's had a heart attack how it felt, that's what your pet goes through when then get put down at the vet.
judging by their owners, these pups were better off in the river.
now I get to worry about this too...
09-01-2010, 09:31 AM
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Location of puppy throwing: Mangfall
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09-01-2010, 10:32 AM
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wait... til... it... dies...
nature always takes its course. i had the option to put my dog down because she had cancer. i didnt. she ate chicken and rice and slept on the bed for 2 weeks then died while napping.
sounds allot better than lethal injection.
09-01-2010, 10:42 AM
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09-01-2010, 12:34 PM
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even the "peaceful" method used by the vet isn't exactly painless. pentobartiol injections causes paralysis, then respiratory and cardiac arrest. ask someone who's had a heart attack how it felt, that's what your pet goes through when then get put down at the vet.
judging by their owners, these pups were better off in the river.
judging by their owners, these pups were better off in the river.
The system is a 2 step process, the first shot is basicly a tranquliser, it brings the animal to calm and almost asleep. The second, a dirivitive of sodum penatol, slows all the nerve reactions to zero inside of about 3 seconds. The pass into death is quick, painless, and quiet.
THIS is directly from 3 vets I have worked closely with for years, and a soon to be vet tech that lives at my house. So please, do some real research before you throw out misinformation and subjective guessing.
09-01-2010, 12:35 PM
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09-01-2010, 12:41 PM
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drowning is one of the fastest ways to die and those puppies wont be struggling for life more than 15 seconds. death would be quite uneventful as puppies that young cannot move enough to prolong the process. water contacting the airways would result in larnygospasm sealing water in the lungs. consciousness would be lost almost immediately, followed by cardiac arrest and brain death.
not a bad way to go considering how many animals die. if people are so honestly offended by this, they shouldn't own pets. period. this is no less humane than any other method of putting down animals. the need to put down pets is directly related to the demand for domesticated animals and irresponsible pet owners.
think the pound is any better than this? think again.
even the "peaceful" method used by the vet isn't exactly painless. pentobartiol injections causes paralysis, then respiratory and cardiac arrest. ask someone who's had a heart attack how it felt, that's what your pet goes through when then get put down at the vet.
judging by their owners, these pups were better off in the river.
not a bad way to go considering how many animals die. if people are so honestly offended by this, they shouldn't own pets. period. this is no less humane than any other method of putting down animals. the need to put down pets is directly related to the demand for domesticated animals and irresponsible pet owners.
think the pound is any better than this? think again.
even the "peaceful" method used by the vet isn't exactly painless. pentobartiol injections causes paralysis, then respiratory and cardiac arrest. ask someone who's had a heart attack how it felt, that's what your pet goes through when then get put down at the vet.
judging by their owners, these pups were better off in the river.
Oh and then the dump truck pick them up was just the worst.
09-01-2010, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Overbear
The system is a 2 step process, the first shot is basicly a tranquliser, it brings the animal to calm and almost asleep. The second, a dirivitive of sodum penatol, slows all the nerve reactions to zero inside of about 3 seconds. The pass into death is quick, painless, and quiet.
- its spelled "Sodium Pentothal" and that is the brand name for sodium thiopental which is what vets use. some expert you are
- two stage methods are often used on larger animals to prevent them from injuring themselves or others in the process
- similar methods are banned in humans for causing undue pain
these deaths are quick and uneventful, but that does not make them painless by any means. this is from the vets mouth so you dont have to take my word for it. i was there last Wednesday deciding again whether or not to put the dog down. she died on her own on friday.
speaking of not knowing what the **** on is talking about, how many years exactly did you spend in Vet school? thats what i thought.
09-01-2010, 12:58 PM
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and you are a pinko-commie ***got. captive bolt is definitely the way to go, but in a pinch? sometimes you don't have a choice.
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09-01-2010, 01:36 PM
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Still, very hard to watch.
And I agree, there will always be a necessity for killing animals as long as their populations remain so high.
Spay or neuter your pets will greatly reduce the need for killing our domesticated friends.
And I agree, there will always be a necessity for killing animals as long as their populations remain so high.
Spay or neuter your pets will greatly reduce the need for killing our domesticated friends.