Man Accused Of Repeatedly Stabbing, Slashing Puppy

Wow, even if this hadn’t happened that puppy wouldn’t have lasted long. Bulldogs require so much more care than other breeds. Plus, it’s cute when puppies chew on you!!

Dumb ass, doesn’t he realize that puppies go through a phase where they want to nibble and chew damn near everything and if you don’t keep them supplied with chew toys. .  .you’ll be the thing that they chew on?  This moron is too stupid to have a pet.

To stab an animal and just throw it outside shows no remorse. How does an individual sleep at night knowing anything is suffering. Get well doggie!
After looking at the pic of the dog, I’d like to sever his penis with my teeth.

I bet you this modafucka got the dog in the 1st place cause they’re tougher than pits.

Ya’ll know I own an AB. Mine DID bite when we got her & she was 8weeks old. It took her 1 week to learn to NOT bite no matter how excited she was.It was simple. When she bit, we smacked her semi hard (with our hands though NOT A KNIFE & she has never bled because we don’t abuse her) on the mouth & stopped playing. After doing that, we also proceeded to pin her by the neck while making her expose her belly to show submission (this part causes no pain to the dog whatsoever) & looked at her straight in the eyes while doing the pinning. Then we let 10 mins pass by & played with her like nothing happened.

Why did we do all this? Because:1. These are BIG dogs that can cause A LOT OF DAMAGE in a bit of time.
2. By smacking her, she associates pain with biting so she WILL remember that type of lesson. 3. By pinning her & having her expose her belly we’re also showing her who’s alpha dog.

#2 & #3 are the same things any dog would’ve gotten from the mother (not the mouth smack but rather a bite back on the neck) to teach that biting is not acceptable when playing/ to show dominance since puppies rank low on the dog pack. All of my dogs have know I am alpha. My mutt was treated to the same learning experience & she was quite easy to train compared to the AB (they’re stubborn) & with one look I can make my dogs lay down or go away.

My children can not pin the dogs down, but usually I pin the dogs down & make the kids sit there & look at the dogs while I do this (when one of them knocks them down by trying to rush to the door) I stare them down until they look away after blinking.

Many people get bitten by dogs, & it’s cause they look them straight into the eyes, which is an act of dominance/challenge. You can’t do that unless it’s a dog you know & you are actually dominant of it.
Assholes that have dogs but don’t understand the dog as an animal & how it “works & thinks”.

MOTHERFUCKER, if you don’t like getting bitten buy a fucking fish!

first he stabs the puppy then throws him outside cuz he’s bleeding on the carpet? what a frackin genius…    stab=wound=bleeding everywhere…. your education dollars at work here folks

“Police say Weatherspoon had no visible bite marks.”
Motherfucker, his skin is too smooth, he needs some scars on his face, preferably real bite marks from a huge dog like a Rottie or Pit, I love dogs and that pup looks so sad, Im glad they charged him with a felony and didnt just give him a ticket. This man is a cold hearted evil piece of shit, and even after being stabbed the pup still didnt bite him….

http://denvergov.org/sheriff/DenverSheriffDepartment/InmateSearch/tabid/437504/Default.aspx

I love Denver – that link is an inmate search he is being held with NO BOND ALLOWED on 3 of the 4 charges…. Seems finally a state is taking this shit seriously…. goes to court today, I will be checking later to see if the let him out, I hate animal abusers…

REPEATEDLY oops >:)

I’m in Denver and would cheerfully send the pup to you.  Of course it might have some blood on it after I shank the worthless motherfucker that did this to it.

I doubt too many dollars were spent on this moron.

“Ya’ll know I own an AB. Mine DID bite when we got her & she was 8weeks old. It took her 1 week to learn to NOT bite no matter how excited she was.It was simple. When she bit, we smacked her semi hard (with our hands though NOT A KNIFE & she has never bled because we don’t abuse her) on the mouth & stopped playing. After doing that, we also proceeded to pin her by the neck while making her expose her belly to show submission (this part causes no pain to the dog whatsoever)”

What the fuck?  You…what?  THAT’S NOT HOW YOU FUCKING TRAIN A DOG NOT TO BITE.  ”Hardheaded AmBull” or NOT, you don’t fucking ever hit a dog in the face or pin it down.  That’s how you make them MORE likely to snap.   And all of that “alpha” bullshit is outdated and disproven, despite the popularity of that idiot Cesar Millan (and even Millan is starting to evolve his thinking about training, having recruited Ian Dunbar of Sirius Training to help him out).

The WORST part of this is is that you’re making your kids watch you pull this shit on “the family pet”.  Now they’re going to be yet another generation of mislead/mis-”taught” people that positive trainers like me (and Victoria Stilwell, Dunbar, Karen Pryor, Patricia McConnell, etc.) have to help comprehend the correct, NON-ABUSIVE way to train dogs.

“Many people get bitten by dogs, & it’s cause they look them straight into the eyes, which is an act of dominance/challenge…”

Stop.  Just…stop.  You know, I thought you were decent before, seeing that you own animals and have talked about your animals, but you are extremely misinformed about dog language/canine ethology.  The reason why dogs bite isn’t “dominance challenge”.  It’s because the dog feels threatened (and if he’s a biter of humans, then he was taught no bite inhibition, but bite inhibition is DEFINITELY NOT a smack in the face;  and sometimes if the dog just “snaps” and bites, it could be due to a brain tumor or a chemical imbalance…dogs ARE sentient beings and they do suffer from pain and irritants when something in their bodies go wrong).  There is NO “dominance hierarchy” amongst dog families, or even WOLF families for that matter, as the guy who delineated this shit in the 60′s and 70′s has now evolved in his thinking and re-assessed the data used to make conclusions about “Dominance Theory” in the mid-20th Century.  His name is David Mech, and he literally wrote the book about wolves (and initially promoted Dominance Theory).  This is him, debunking what he formerly asserted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNtFgdwTsbU

I know I started out this comment pretty harsh, but I want you to listen to David in the video above.  Don’t be one of those retards who doesn’t listen to reason or science;  after all, science is what defined for *you* as (now known as incorrect) “Dominance Theory”.  Science has evolved and corrected itself, and there is much more known about the relationship between dogs and humans.  I really suggest that you stop bullying your dog and figure out a better way to “keep him in line”, or however you want to put it.  Take a look into the people on this page for training methods:

http://positively.com/positive-reinforcement/positively-expert-blog/

I’m no fruity asshole who would suggest you start BABYING your dog by any means, but I’m just sayin’ that you CAN train a dog without being a complete asshole to it, or instilling FEAR into him (“They spit your mouth out, stop playing, shrink their shoulders & go to a corner & sit with their heads down trying to not look at you.”).   These creatures have the cognitive capacity of human toddlers (yes, even the demonic “pit bull”).  Is this how you would teach a human toddler things (ha ha, don’t answer that, this is Dreamin’ Demon, so I know I’d get a “HELL YES!  I’ma BOOT that kid in the face if he bit me!” back LMAO)?  Seriously, though.  You wouldn’t teach a human toddler not to soil himself or touch a hot stove by pinning him down and making him fear for his life.  That’s exactly the kind of shit parenting that DD exposes.

There are just far too many morons who 1) shouldn’t breed and 2) shouldn’t become dog guardians/bring dogs into their families.  This asshole is one of them.  Violent, ignorant piece of shit.

We used it more to help her calm down when she got too excited, more of laying her on her side and holding her down until she relaxed, while telling her to stop it. Otherwise her training was mostly reward for doing what she was supposed to based. She was a happy member of our family, so it might be that what I was told was a wolf down was not it in the truest sense of the word, or that her personality was such that it worked. She definitely responded to me as alpha, and my father in law as alpha (I did most of her training, and she knew most things she needed before she even did obedience school, which my mother in law wanted her to do, because she was a big dog). We also got her as a very young pup, because her mother got very sick, and they had to have her put down. She was old enough for solid food, but really to be fully weaned yet, but she ended up that way. But she came into a ‘pack’ with our other dogs who treated like the puppy she was, and got
lots of love from the people. We crated her at night, so she learned to not go potty in the house (the first person awake took her outside to go potty, and showed her the doggy door once she was old enough). By the time she was too big to fit in the crate any more, she was housetrained very well, so we stopped putting her in the crate. I think the only problem we had with her was her weight, she loved to eat the cat food (and was big enough it was hard to find a place the cats could eat that she couldn’t get to), and I think maybe being weaned as early as she was might have also contributed, but we didn’t have a lot of choice on that, we would have willingly waited the extra few weeks to month or so it took for her to actually be ready (and her mom was the beloved family pet of a family friend and his boyfriend, it was her only litter). Once she relaxed in the down position, she was realeased and praised, and it was mainly just when she was becoming a
little dangerous in her excitement (from being large and rambunctious, she didn’t seem to have a mean bone in her body). And this was several years ago, she passed in 2004, after being attacked by the neighbor dogs (They a constant issue of too many dogs for their yard, they jump into my father in law’s yard, have killed dogs, cats, chickens, geese, ducks. We tell them, or animal control is called out, they reduce the number of dogs, everything is fine for a while, and then it begins again. They actually seem to have fixed up the fence well enough now, because my father in law has goats right up nest to the fence, and they are fine). We lost our Corgi the same way, to the darn neighbor dogs, they always seem to have big, protective dogs that are very territorial and sometimes their definition of their territory has included my father in law’s yard. Many times I am glad I learned how to back a dog off (and they haven’t really been out to hurt anyone),
because one of their smaller ones used to get out and bark his head off at me walking my older bopy to daycare, on the other side of the road from their house. Little bugger would nip at my heels, unless I was looking right at him, growling “Go Home”, and yes, literally growling, and well as deepening my voice (which is already fairly deep, I sing contralto), and speaking gruffly. Then we owuld back off to out of my range, and apparently he thought my range was large, but he’d still cark until I reached the end of the block and turned. Makes me kind of glad we moved to our apartment, most of the dogs here, regardless of breed, seem to have decent owners, and are well-behaved, even when I have my boys (It’s funny to see a dog sitting, but quivering in excitement because she wants to play with the small humans, but she’s being a good girl and sitting, even if her bottom is barely touching the ground).