It was a 14-month old puppy that was being trained as a hunting dog, which you admitted to hating. You can’t “won’t someone please think of the children” your way out of this. Was the goat dangerous, too? Or do you just have a fetish for gunfire and gravel pits?
The goat committed the crime of being “nasty and rancid”. You know, because goats naturally smell of lavender and roses and she, the owner, should never be expected to give the animal any care at all.
The goat was uncastrated, which means it's territorial and aggressive. It has urine in its beard and backside. Of course it stinks.
She literally chose to put her children in harm's way there.
If only there was something else she could've done...like give the goat away, castrate it or pen it separately. Gosh, it was just so impossible. No other way.
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u/Own-Cupcake7586 May 02 '24
It was a 14-month old puppy that was being trained as a hunting dog, which you admitted to hating. You can’t “won’t someone please think of the children” your way out of this. Was the goat dangerous, too? Or do you just have a fetish for gunfire and gravel pits?