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Breaking into someone's garden

By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Yes I did this afternoon and I'm proud I did the back gate was locked so I climbed over as they have a Labrador tied up at the back with no water in this heat. I've now called my niece at the RSPCA

Dog is now at mine what I've done is illegal and n doubt I could get arrested as my niece said to leave him but I can't in this weather

Cruel bastards

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By *ucsparkMan over a year ago

dudley

"Yes I did this afternoon and I'm proud I did the back gate was locked so I climbed over as they have a Labrador tied up at the back with no water in this heat. I've now called my niece at the RSPCA

Dog is now at mine what I've done is illegal and n doubt I could get arrested as my niece said to leave him but I can't in this weather

Cruel bastards "

Well done you, but I would inform someone maybe police what you have done and why. But I bow down to your kindness

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

The most gorgeous dog and having had labs myself I just had to , hes so friendly too just sitting outside with all my 4 dogs eating a hide chew.

At the end of the day I removed an animal from what I deemed a cruel situation

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The most gorgeous dog and having had labs myself I just had to , hes so friendly too just sitting outside with all my 4 dogs eating a hide chew.

At the end of the day I removed an animal from what I deemed a cruel situation "
well done.shame the whole of society dosent have ure outlook

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By *ucsparkMan over a year ago

dudley

"The most gorgeous dog and having had labs myself I just had to , hes so friendly too just sitting outside with all my 4 dogs eating a hide chew.

At the end of the day I removed an animal from what I deemed a cruel situation "

But it is if owners and police do, if they are like that with their pet probably not nice people. Hope it pans out ok for you

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By *els_BellsWoman over a year ago

with the moon n stars somewhere in gtr manc

Unfortunately you did break and enter, and took their dog.

I know you were only trying to help, but if the dog owners are wound up then you could face repercussions.

Sorry to put a downer on your good deed, and I think some people should not be allowed to have dogs, never mind kids.

Its lovely what you did, but I hope for your sake the people don't take it further.

The dog could have turned on you aswell. Personally I'd have taken the advice of your niece who works at the rspca, and have called the police/rspca to report it.

All the best and hope it works out all ok

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

Jesus, talk about asking for trouble, and IMHO thoroughly deserving it.

In you omniscience you know exactly when the occupants went out, when they are coming back, how much water and food and care the dog had prior to that, what purpose the dog served (guard / seeing eye / whatever)

If you had LEGITIMATE concerns all you had to do was ring the RSPCA

No excuse whatsoever for breaking and entering, trespass, theft, criminal damage (all of which are quite possible charges) etc.

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

There was no bowls in the garden and as I've been in all day ill they've been gone since 8 this morning that's 8 hours ago with a dog tied in the heat with n shade

I'd do it again in a heartbeat, too many people ignore things like this and yes I was wrong but if anything happened to that dog I'd blame myself for not acting sooner

They know the dogs here as I've put a note through their door I've also told the RSPCA I've removed the dog and told the police

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Good for you hun I would have done exactly the same xx

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By *els_BellsWoman over a year ago

with the moon n stars somewhere in gtr manc

"There was no bowls in the garden and as I've been in all day ill they've been gone since 8 this morning that's 8 hours ago with a dog tied in the heat with n shade

I'd do it again in a heartbeat, too many people ignore things like this and yes I was wrong but if anything happened to that dog I'd blame myself for not acting sooner

They know the dogs here as I've put a note through their door I've also told the RSPCA I've removed the dog and told the police

You did what you thought was right, and yes many people ignore things like this.

As I said I just worry about any repercussions for you.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman over a year ago

little house on the praire

"Unfortunately you did break and enter, and took their dog.

I know you were only trying to help, but if the dog owners are wound up then you could face repercussions.

Sorry to put a downer on your good deed, and I think some people should not be allowed to have dogs, never mind kids.

Its lovely what you did, but I hope for your sake the people don't take it further.

The dog could have turned on you aswell. Personally I'd have taken the advice of your niece who works at the rspca, and have called the police/rspca to report it.

All the best and hope it works out all ok "
I agree should have reported it and not take matters into your own hands

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"There was no bowls in the garden and as I've been in all day ill they've been gone since 8 this morning that's 8 hours ago with a dog tied in the heat with n shade

I'd do it again in a heartbeat, too many people ignore things like this and yes I was wrong but if anything happened to that dog I'd blame myself for not acting sooner

They know the dogs here as I've put a note through their door I've also told the RSPCA I've removed the dog and told the police

You did what you thought was right, and yes many people ignore things like this.

As I said I just worry about any repercussions for you.

Thank you

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"Unfortunately you did break and enter, and took their dog.

I know you were only trying to help, but if the dog owners are wound up then you could face repercussions.

Sorry to put a downer on your good deed, and I think some people should not be allowed to have dogs, never mind kids.

Its lovely what you did, but I hope for your sake the people don't take it further.

The dog could have turned on you aswell. Personally I'd have taken the advice of your niece who works at the rspca, and have called the police/rspca to report it.

All the best and hope it works out all ok I agree should have reported it and not take matters into your own hands"

It was reported to police and RSPCA but still nothing from them and no one had bothered turning up so I took the dog and informed the powers that be I had done so

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By *ilmisseCouple over a year ago

leicestershire

"I agree should have reported it and not take matters into your own hands"

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By *iss_tressWoman over a year ago

London

"Unfortunately you did break and enter, and took their dog.

I know you were only trying to help, but if the dog owners are wound up then you could face repercussions.

Sorry to put a downer on your good deed, and I think some people should not be allowed to have dogs, never mind kids.

Its lovely what you did, but I hope for your sake the people don't take it further.

The dog could have turned on you aswell. Personally I'd have taken the advice of your niece who works at the rspca, and have called the police/rspca to report it.

All the best and hope it works out all ok "

^^^^^This!

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

I will let you know what happens

Thanks for the advise folks x

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By *ugby 123Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo

I would now be worried about the trouble you may be in....but....I admire you for not letting the dog suffer anymore.

Some people shouldn't be able to have dogs.

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

"There was no bowls in the garden and as I've been in all day ill they've been gone since 8 this morning that's 8 hours ago with a dog tied in the heat with n shade

I'd do it again in a heartbeat, too many people ignore things like this and yes I was wrong but if anything happened to that dog I'd blame myself for not acting sooner

They know the dogs here as I've put a note through their door I've also told the RSPCA I've removed the dog and told the police

so... are you a hypocrite who thinks they know better than everyone else, or would you be fine if the situation gets reversed next week, and one day you come home to find your neighbours have broken in and stolen your dogs and have called the RSPCA

remember, if you are NOT a hypocrite, then legally speaking their opinion of your animal husbandry is just as valid as your opinion of theirs.

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true story, a little village I lived in years ago, two things happened at the same time, the villages were fighting over who could call the police the most to complain about the wandering artist who was the quietest most unassuming and frankly talented artist I have ever seen, who was wandering around the village, and fighting each other bitterly over who could keep and "care for" the stray dog that turned up, except it wasn't a stray, it was owned and ran away when the three fell down in the owners garden and smashed the back of the house in.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I have to agree with most of the other posters OP that you trespassed and stolen property, which a dog is classed as.

Is it really that boiling hot today, certainly not I'm the midlands it isn't.

If you were concerned then you should have just rang the RSPCA. I hope the neighbours don't have you charged because they would probably just get a telling off at worst whereas you entered illegally and removed property.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

By legal definition you didn't "break" anything to enter, breaking and entering only applies if it's a locked property - going into the garden is just trespass, and the worst you'll get with the mitigating circumstances is an informal caution. Report it to the police asap so you cannot be accused of theft of the dog - the police will have to investigate the dog's owners actions re leaving it out in the sun.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Yes I did this afternoon and I'm proud I did the back gate was locked so I climbed over as they have a Labrador tied up at the back with no water in this heat. I've now called my niece at the RSPCA

Dog is now at mine what I've done is illegal and n doubt I could get arrested as my niece said to leave him but I can't in this weather

Cruel bastards "

I wish there was more people like you

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

"By legal definition you didn't "break" anything to enter, breaking and entering only applies if it's a locked property - going into the garden is just trespass, and the worst you'll get with the mitigating circumstances is an informal caution. Report it to the police asap so you cannot be accused of theft of the dog - the police will have to investigate the dog's owners actions re leaving it out in the sun."

You are clearly not a lawyer, and 100% incorrect.

You do not have to break anything to break and enter, merely opening a door that is closed against you is sufficient, and in the case of the OP where there was INTENT TO REMOVE PROPERTY the change is burglary.

If the police do not push for a prosecution, the owners should, it's an open and shut case with guilt even being admitted here, guaranteed compo and restraining order.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

" It was reported to police and RSPCA but still nothing from them and no one had bothered turning up so I took the dog and informed the powers that be I had done so "

In my experience the RSPCA have no interest whatsoever in matters like this. I've had to call them twice in the last few months only to be told, eventually, that there's nothing they can do and that the nearest officer was 'too far away anyway' You did all you could by informing the correct authorities and I would have probably done the same as you. At the end of the day you've saved that dogs life as he would have died of dehydration in this heat without water. Good luck with the outcome and hope your neighbours realise how lucky they've been! x

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By *infemaleWoman over a year ago

liversedge

I thought i would my two pennies forward.

I agree what you did was legally wrong, however morally you did right by giving a living creature water. I would have done the same and i hope a few more would as well. What's the worst that can happen a coution, which u can refuse and will then go to court, u think it would go to court, and if it does it would be laughed out of court. A burglar who robs loads of houses gets away with a slap on the wrists. Well done to you. hope the neighbour is greatful

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

balls, if all the animal needed was a bowl of water, the OP as a neighbour and a dog owner could have simply given the bloody dog a bowl of water and if necessary an umbrella for shade.

it would STILL have been trespass, but she could claim SOME moral justification.

what the OP did do was quite another thing, plain old burglary, and I am frankly fucking horrified by all the people excusing it...

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By *hetalkingstoveMan over a year ago

London

what the OP did do was quite another thing, plain old burglary, and I am frankly fucking horrified by all the people excusing it..."

It is not plain old burglary, because that involves taking property for your own gain. That is not what she did.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm sorry but unless the temp in the garden was 40 degrees plus the dog wasn't in risk of life. Was it stupid of the owners not to leave water? yes! Should you have left some water instead of stealing their dog? Yes. Spent most of my life in tropics with dogs and this weather doesn't count as dangerous unless there's no air flowing. You're oh extremely thin ice with this I'm afraid and if it was me I'd prosecute. If it was me and you'd left some water I'd have been eternally grateful for you spotting my mistake. Should've listened to RSPCA

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

what the OP did do was quite another thing, plain old burglary, and I am frankly fucking horrified by all the people excusing it...

It is not plain old burglary, because that involves taking property for your own gain. That is not what she did."

Burglary doesn't have to be for gain. Sadly gaining legal advice in a forum such as this brings out all the barrack room lawyers.

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By *isscheekychopsWoman over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

I would worry because they are neighbours and if it goes tits up you would then have to think of how much they would make your life hell after this event...While I understand that people are stupid when it comes to pets and the weather...It really should of been left up to those that have the power to remove the animal..

I really hope it sorts itself out..

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Could'nt you have just left some food and water for it instead of potentially getting yourself into a whole load of agro?

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By *hetalkingstoveMan over a year ago

London

what the OP did do was quite another thing, plain old burglary, and I am frankly fucking horrified by all the people excusing it...

It is not plain old burglary, because that involves taking property for your own gain. That is not what she did.

Burglary doesn't have to be for gain. Sadly gaining legal advice in a forum such as this brings out all the barrack room lawyers."

Oh shush; very obviously I am not giving legal advice. I was responding to Dick being 'fucking horrified' at burglary. This was not an immoral act. It might have been unwise, but it wasn't horrific.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"balls, if all the animal needed was a bowl of water, the OP as a neighbour and a dog owner could have simply given the bloody dog a bowl of water and if necessary an umbrella for shade.

it would STILL have been trespass, but she could claim SOME moral justification.

what the OP did do was quite another thing, plain old burglary, and I am frankly fucking horrified by all the people excusing it..."

Fucking horrified?

Jeez - anyone would think the OP had driven a car through a fence to free the dog and caused massive amounts of costly damage.

Which she has not. I'd be suprised if the owners did anything but pop round and ask for the dog back.

I've been out today and where there's been no shade it's easily hot enough for an animal - or a person = to suffer from heatstroke and/or dehydration.

This was an act with good - not malicious intentions. Legally right or wrong - no harm has been caused and an animal has been looked after.

I'd probably have done the same thing myself!

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"There was no bowls in the garden and as I've been in all day ill they've been gone since 8 this morning that's 8 hours ago with a dog tied in the heat with n shade

I'd do it again in a heartbeat, too many people ignore things like this and yes I was wrong but if anything happened to that dog I'd blame myself for not acting sooner

They know the dogs here as I've put a note through their door I've also told the RSPCA I've removed the dog and told the police

remember, if you are NOT a hypocrite, then legally speaking their opinion of your animal husbandry is just as valid as your opinion of theirs.

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Bit about me Dick Turpin, I'm into animal rights and yes saving the planet, if I saw a dog in the weather in a hot car with all the windows up yes I'd smash the window to save the dog and give it air. So I'm not a hypocrite I believe animals need a voice and are the voiceless.

I doubt anyone would accuse me of animal cruelty I have a dog sitter when I'm at work for gods sake. And I don't really care of your opinion of me

Too many people turn the other cheek and ignore what's going on I didn't and I never will. And as for waiting for the police well my police station is only open to 2 as I'm in a village oh and this woman still isn't back so I feel justified in what I did

I guess because its just an animal I should leave if to suffer but if had been a person would have been different

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Here in Devon today it's boiling hot

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Seems there are two arguments to this:

1) The OP has done the right thing, rescued a dog who was in the heat without water for 8 hours (who lives in England and isn't used to the heat) and gave it water, food and shelter. The OP trespassed into someone's garden but realistically has looked after the lab.

2) The OP trespassed into someone's garden to "steal" someone's dog who could have coped for longer than 8 hours without water and without shade.

If it were me, I'd probably have taken the dog some water and found it some shade. But you know what it was none of us in that situation. I personally wouldn't leave Blake outside with no water and shade for 8 hours, but he's a pampered pooch who has had iced water all week if he's been outside to keep it cool.

I'm sure if there's criminal charges to be answered the relevant authorities will deal with it, but if they do I bloody hope they deal with the neighbours who left their dog outside without water or shelter for 8 hours too.

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By *he Ring WraithMan over a year ago

Bradford

A few observations....

1. Its civil trespass, so the neighbour could prosecute, the police wont.

2. Unless there was any damage caused there is no offence of criminal damage to consider.

3. It isnt theft unless she intends to 'permenantly deprive' the owner of the dog, shich she clearly doesnt.

4. Its not burglary, as that by definition involves a buliding or part of a building, not a garden.

I would be more worried about the relationshop with the neighbours than the police.

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

"Here in Devon today it's boiling hot "

I'm about 10 minutes driving away from you, I know what the weather is.

Bullshit all you like, you committed burglary, that is illegal and immoral, and you ignore several other options to do so, such as simply providing water and shade for the hound in situ, all because what you REALLY care about is yourself and your crusade.

The animal was in NO danger of dehydration of death from one day in direct sunlight in devon in fucking june, discomfort possibly, danger or death do.

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"Here in Devon today it's boiling hot

I'm about 10 minutes driving away from you, I know what the weather is.

The animal was in NO danger of dehydration of death from one day in direct sunlight in devon in fucking june, discomfort possibly, danger or death do."

Do you need to swear at me little man?

No ??

I'm not on a crusade you don't me and you never will thank god!

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By *isscheekychopsWoman over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

"Here in Devon today it's boiling hot

I'm about 10 minutes driving away from you, I know what the weather is.

The animal was in NO danger of dehydration of death from one day in direct sunlight in devon in fucking june, discomfort possibly, danger or death do."

Calm down you will give yourself an ulcer...

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

That escalated quickly.

Smashing windows, setting houses ablaze? Jeezus!

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By *ransylvesterTV/TS over a year ago

Close enough for fun!

Reading it does seem rather foolish thing for the OP to do. The alternatives would have been more socially responsible than leaving the neighbors property open to all. (unless you got the dog to climb over the fence into yours) The question has to be asked......Why didn't you do the sensible thing and provided water for the animal without removing it. In reality if they come back report the theft of the animal and claim criminal damage to their property you could have put yourself is a really stupid position.

Sometimes I wonder if people on this forum really have enough common sense to be allowed to operate in society unsupervised.

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"Reading it does seem rather foolish thing for the OP to do. The alternatives would have been more socially responsible than leaving the neighbors property open to all. (unless you got the dog to climb over the fence into yours) The question has to be asked......Why didn't you do the sensible thing and provided water for the animal without removing it. In reality if they come back report the theft of the animal and claim criminal damage to their property you could have put yourself is a really stupid position.

Sometimes I wonder if people on this forum really have enough common sense to be allowed to operate in society unsupervised. "

Rather been in this stupid position than do nothing at all

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

Do you need to swear at me little man?

No ??

I'm not on a crusade you don't me and you never will thank god! "

quelle surprise, out with the shaming language..lol

still, can't expect civility from a self confessed burglar.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

And there's us thinking this was a sex site for swingers.

PS good luck with the dogging.

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By *oasterCockbumMan over a year ago

Highway 61

"Here in Devon today it's boiling hot

I'm about 10 minutes driving away from you, I know what the weather is.

The animal was in NO danger of dehydration of death from one day in direct sunlight in devon in fucking june, discomfort possibly, danger or death do."

That will be a meet ten mins drive away that looks fairly unlikely fur you then eh ? .........

Oh .... huz sumbdy pinched yer dug ? ....

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Do you need to swear at me little man?

No ??

I'm not on a crusade you don't me and you never will thank god!

quelle surprise, out with the shaming language..lol

still, can't expect civility from a self confessed burglar."

Burglar and proud me!!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"And there's us thinking this was a sex site for swingers.

PS good luck with the dogging."

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Blimey there are are knickers in twists on here

I hope the OP that did something unwise but with good intent does'nt get into too much trouble

I hope the angry mob that would smash windows and make life hell get some anger managment treatment

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By *isscheekychopsWoman over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

Oh dear god...........

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

Burglar and proud me!!!

You really do have no shame...

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"Blimey there are are knickers in twists on here

I hope the OP that did something unwise but with good intent does'nt get into too much trouble

I hope the angry mob that would smash windows and make life hell get some anger managment treatment"

Thank you

Don't worry smoke alarm will be on tonight

Just incase

But hope everyone as seen this mans threats towards me

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Burglar and proud me!!!

You really do have no shame..."

Nope I don't

I'm proud to be ALF and always will be

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By *ransylvesterTV/TS over a year ago

Close enough for fun!

Sometimes I wonder if people on this forum really have enough common sense to be allowed to operate in society unsupervised.

Rather been in this stupid position than do nothing at all

The most likely outcome IF this situation is a real one rather than one of the imagination is the neighbors return. Call the police or fond out your actions then call the police. Identify items in the garden that are damaged or possibly stolen and report you. As you have admitted to breaking in as the gate was locked then you have little to stand on and could well end up with a criminal damage to property even if you didn't do the damage you may end up being prostituted. Give the dog water by all means but in reality you removed a dog that didn't belong to you or had permission to do so which is theft. On reflection you have to admit your actions are rather inconvenienced at best.

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By *oasterCockbumMan over a year ago

Highway 61

A hink a need a cauld drink ........

deary me ......

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If he tied her to the bed too then I'd think it was Eminem writing that.

Seriously, people.

Enough already don't you think?

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

Burglar and proud me!!!

You really do have no shame...

Nope I don't

I'm proud to be ALF and always will be "

*that* explains a lot....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Ahahahahahaha! This is just too funny!

On a different note, isn't this a confession of a crime and therefore breaking the forum rules?

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

"As you have admitted to breaking in as the gate was locked then you have little to stand on and could well end up with a criminal damage to property even if you didn't do the damage you may end up being prostituted."

Yeah, but who'd be her pimp... lmfao

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Sometimes I wonder if people on this forum really have enough common sense to be allowed to operate in society unsupervised.

Rather been in this stupid position than do nothing at all

I'd hold my hands up to that as I know trespassed to get the dog and if I get in trouble because of it so be it. I did wrong I never said I didn't but the actions on here of someone setting my house and my families house on fire really is a bit too far to say the least

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

"Ahahahahahaha! This is just too funny!

On a different note, isn't this a confession of a crime and therefore breaking the forum rules?

absolutely

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Yeah, but who'd be her pimp... lmfao"

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

HAving read this thread i am utterly appalled at the comments and threats made towatdes someone who rightly or wrongly was doing a good hearted and kind thing.

Yes there were other options available, but to threaten the OP and make such greivous comments just show you up for what and who you are. You should be removed from this site permanently, go and hang your heads in utter shame.

As for the OP I think you could of done things slightly differently but admire you compassion and care for another life, and sincerely hope all those involved understand your motives and you have a nice outcome

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Oh my word, I think the sun is having quite an effect on some of you today

and not in a good way. If you don't agree with the OP then fair enough but is there really any need for swearing, name calling, very rude comments and threats?

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By *issHottieBottieWoman over a year ago

Kent

Maybe it's just me but if I were the neighbour and maybe had been caught out being away from home longer than necessary with the dog outside I'd thank the OP, ask her to cover the costs of any damage from a broken lock etc and take the dog home x

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By *issHottieBottieWoman over a year ago

Kent

"HAving read this thread i am utterly appalled at the comments and threats made towatdes someone who rightly or wrongly was doing a good hearted and kind thing.

I agree. Certain posters only ever seen to comment when they can be inflammatory and derogatory towards others.

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By *eal_Dick_TurpinMan over a year ago

Exeter

"Oh my word, I think the sun is having quite an effect on some of you today

and not in a good way. If you don't agree with the OP then fair enough but is there really any need for swearing, name calling, very rude comments and threats?

she is a self confessed thief...

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Yes I did this afternoon and I'm proud I did the back gate was locked so I climbed over as they have a Labrador tied up at the back with no water in this heat. I've now called my niece at the RSPCA

Dog is now at mine what I've done is illegal and n doubt I could get arrested as my niece said to leave him but I can't in this weather

Cruel bastards "

What an amazing woman!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'd be on the run by now, you're heading for the big house you are.

You know what fun and games go on in there, take the dog and head for Mexico.

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By *oxy_minxWoman over a year ago

Scotland - Aberdeen

Jesus Christ! I read this a little while ago and whilst there was a mixed opinion, which everyone is entitled to, but now I have come back to read smashing widows/setting houses on fire???

If anything, these forums certainly let you know who to well and truly avoid!

There are some really unbalanced people out there!!

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By *uncpl2015Couple over a year ago

Bridgend Area

Well done for what you did, but yes in this day and age probably not the right thing. i would have gone all out to help the dog though but rigged up shade and left if a bowl of water and left it there. rang police and rspca and told them what you had done.

That way dog has been helped shade and water and you are hardly going to get into much trouble for getting into their garden putting up shade and leaving a bowl of water. i would have put a note through the neigbhours door saying you were a little concerned about the heat so thought you rig up shade and give it water. If the dog eas clearly in distress then maybe i would have removed it to help it though.

Some dog owners just dont think. ours arent even walked in the heat as heavily coated they are in in the shade each with their own fan goi g (yes its pretty darn hot in south wales today). On a day like this they are walked when the sun is gone.

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By *oxy_minxWoman over a year ago

Scotland - Aberdeen

"Oh my word, I think the sun is having quite an effect on some of you today

and not in a good way. If you don't agree with the OP then fair enough but is there really any need for swearing, name calling, very rude comments and threats?

she is a self confessed thief...

She has also already contacted the police herself! Or is that just the bit you conveniently decided to ignore!!

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By *ndercover2016Couple over a year ago

turriff

Good for you .. should b proud of yourself . We have a lab as well and would rather take consequences myself than see a dog suffer

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By *ugby 123Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo

Wow

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