Kristi Noem's Dog Killing Story has KILLED Her Chances of Being VP! And She Keeps Talking About it!
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I’m amazed at the number of people who are outraged about a dog being killed but are pro abortion.
On the other hand she's pro life and treated her dog like an unwanted pregnancy.
@@cormoran2303 So the baby jumped out with sharp teeth and killed livestock and attacked people? Woah. That's crazy.
The world is upside down. I believe this happens to most wealthy countries. People kill babies because it would interfere with the lifestyle they want. Hard to believe that abortion is the number one issue in the upcoming presidential election. There is much evil about today.
@@cormoran2303 Poor analogy.
@@cormoran2303 its farm life, snowflake. visit one someday.
Not that it’s in any way comparable, but interesting how people react to Kristi Noem killing a dog vs. Whoopi Goldberg shouting out her 7 abortions before age 25
People make a big stinking deal that Trump was the first POTUS in decades to NOT have a dog.
Guess what...most POTUSes who DID have dogs did it only for appearances. Given how busy the POTUS is, why get a dog you won't be able to spend time with?
Dog fanatics are some of the most irrational idiots on the planet. "Oh, Cupcake doesn't bite!"-Proceeds to thrash every small dog, cat, and toddler in the vacinity.
I don't care about her anyway but it just seems like stupid bad optics on her part and people that like their little surrogate dog-kids/attention accesories way too much.
And there was frequently stories about said dogs attacking staff.
After Clinton moved out of the White House he dumped his cat "Socks" - gave it to an aide.
Biden;s dog has repeatedly attacked secret service agents. They had to move the dog from the white house back to one of joe's houses up north somewhere.
Untrained.
Misbehaving is not what you call a dog that kills livestock. Farm life isn’t always pretty, Viva.
We’ve grown to a point of comfort where the wolf in the woods has gotten more important than the chickens in the pin.
Romney and his dog in the roof of a car, Trump no dog, now this, Rome is burning and we are talking about dogs!
We are talking about everything at the same time, Sharon.
we aren't talking about dogs, we're talking about Kristi nome.
The fact that this is a big deal proves America has no clue what the people from the countryside have to deal with.
Responsibility is a thing. She only proved she was incapable of correcting behavior. Shouldn't own any dogs.
@@boxerblake1you would be surprised how common it is to put dogs down that attack chickens and livestock.
This is just bull. First, if the dog was aggressive to people, she forgot to put it in her book. And the "attack" was the dog attacking chickens literally on the way home from a duck hunting trip. She didn't restrain a dog she already knew wasn't well trained.
I have put down dogs myself (at the vets, but I get why you would shoot it). Nothing about this seems like she was a responsible dog owner, and its incredibly creepy that she seems to ENJOY killing the dog. That's the real issue.
@MountainsBreath It's unfortunate. The fact that the dog was fairly young seems to be ignored. I've had my dog for over 2 years, and still need to correct behavior from time to time. Owning a dog is an ongoing process of training. Some are more difficult to train than others. If a person can't handle that, they shouldn't own a dog. I stand by my original statement.
Uhh yeah, I grew up in the country and literally no one was out shooting their dogs, what the hell. Sorry this is a big fail for Kristi to brag about this.
I'm tired of all these people selling books.
I'm selling my books too... lol
This is all a red herring.
“Oh, she shot a dog. How heartless!” … not going to argue, that’s a hell of a thing. People can argue all they like about whether or not it’s justified, and can be cognizant or not as to the difference between a household pet and a farm dog.
BUT - what does that have to do with political policy? What does this have to do with her qualifications as someone in government? This is basically a personal attack rather than a critique of her ability to govern, and we should really stop being distracted by it.
Edit: I’m neither endorsing nor condemning her; just pointing this out.
Way too level headed, my friend.
Lol, "political policy"
You're another genius.
But she has brown herring
Thank God. She caved to the NCAA a while back over the troony's in college sports issue. She is Mike Pence with botox poisoning.
😂 and lip injections...
"Buy my book to find out why I-"
No. Look, I can respect the "tough decisions" angle, and bear no ill will to people who do their own dirty work. But that's not a sales pitch.
I will certainly remember not to mess with her neighbor's chickens, though.
That;s a fucking pitch to make money. A better way to handle the situation would be to explain it, and say the book goes more in depth about it if you care to buy it.
Still a fucking sales pitch.
My dog was going to be put down as a puppy because he couldn't work on a farm (half husky), so I drove 1000 miles each way to go rescue him. He may have been terrible for a farm, but he's an awesome house dog. Adoption is always better than abortion.
Who would adopt a gun dog with a bite history? It's all very flowery and emotional to suggest she should've surrendered it but at the end of the day that dog was likely dead no matter what. Either she killed it, the shelter killed it, or the new owner had it put down after another bite incident.
@@jerryjohnson736
The dog mauled chickens. This is after she tried to teach it to retrieve fowl. She didn't like the dog and is playing up on the vicious behavior and danger angle as damage control.
@@stewpot6998you do know there's a huge difference between retrieving and full scale slaughter?
I hear what she is saying and a working ranch/farm scenario is a lot different than our loved pets. My Dad and Granddad had hunting dogs and if they turned gun shy it was not pretty. They were not pets full stop. That being said when I had my dog put to sleep I literally had a nervous breakdown. Two completely different situations.
14 months is still considered a puppy for many breeds.
My 10 month old LGD took on a pack of coyotes! 14 months is practically full grown!
At 14 months, they have already had their first litter.
@@elminweatherbee7672
12-18 months. Smaller breeds sooner. Large breeds up to 24 months.
@@HoneyHollowHomestead
What is LGD?
@@stewpot6998 Livestock Guardian Dog
Obviously, you don't know any farmers or hunters.
Neither does most of the public and regardless of what apologetics say, it's not going to play well with most people.
Farmers and hunter kill puppies?
@@zestpeet4614 No, we don't. She's clearly a sociopath as evidenced by her using the entire controversy to sell her book.
The stunning part is her followers willingness to throw farmers under the bus to defend her.
Lol plenty of farmers would have handled it far differently, a lot less of this whole "I'm sick of this dog I didn't bother to train and you know what? I'm done with the goat too!!!!" rage. She was raging.
@@zestpeet4614 I've heard those evil farmers even kill chickens and cows and then later eat them! Probably just a crazy rumor tho...
I don't know how she thought this admitting to this was a good idea when she had aspirations to higher office. The vast majority of Americans love dogs and, as demonstrated here, take a dim view of people who abuse them. Not only are her VP hopes dead but her entire political future likely is as well
If the vast majority of Americans view this as dog abuse then we are absolutely screwed.
The title of her book is fitting ...No Going Back, from admitting to animal abuse.
This one is hard for me because I understand both sides. I've been around animals my entire life. Sometimes they are just wired wrong when born, kind of like some of the criminals out there. It's not always the owners fault. This is how humans bred out the aggressive ones, they didn't live long.
Back before the horse and buggy days. 😂
Honestly a nothing story we shouldnt be giving attention. I dont want dems to start labelling republicans like this and turning off voters because of noem. 🙄
Yes. It's stupidly counterproductive and all the triggered dog moms/metrosexuals are clueless.
You Obviously don't know how life on a ranch works
Loooooool
Viva is stuck in pet mode, but having a farm, and having livestock guardian dogs as well, I had to get rid of one pyr that was eating the sheep instead of them, this guy was able to be rehomed, but I have had others where that isn't an option. And here Kristi says the dog turned aggressive against her as well, and that is a death sentence for a working dog.
She’s a rich DC politician, first and foremost, not Ms. Rawhide, lol. But that does explain her level of callous psychopathy.
@@poempadgett4664 she was and still is a rancher
@@KnivesSurvival A rancher that for some reason was stunned that a goat headbutts things.
She's never ranched a day in her botox filled life.
There are no bad dogs just bad owners... -Cesar Milan
she doesn't know what to do. She's hoping she can keep talking about it and change the narrative on it.
She is an airhead.
The problem is she wrote about it. She now tallks about it. Not ready for prime time.
Never trusted her.
The average ignorance here regarding culling/euthanizing livestock and working animals in the field and countryside is appalling. Maybe you do need to read a book to realize how common and mandatory this is. Not necessarily Noem's book, but someone's... xD smh
Nope. All kinds of replies from ignorant people here. The same type of people who would vote to reintroduce wolves to Colorado. Guess where all the people who voted for it live and where all the people who voted against it live?
Same mentality.
Stop acting like people don't understand farm life. 😂😂
@@sexistspaghettios
Nope. Wrong. Dumb.
@@stewpot6998 Acting? Or observing and noticing?
If a family is adopting out a dog they thought was aggressive maybe you shouldn’t take them if you have small kids and animals.
Agreed. She should not be allowed to own animals. If she takes a reportedly aggressive dog but has animals and kids, that's like having a loaded gun on a table and assume nothing bad will happen. If you cannot properly care for an aggressive animal, then you should not be adopting them.
You're both idiots.
she owns a ranch... such dogs often thrive in such situations. you are really out of touch.
Dog was not adopted. It was dumped there. The ranch was the dogs last chance and it failed miserably.
Farmers put down aggressive dog after dog attacks everything on their farm, including killing animals and attacking humans. Dog was then humanely euthanized. City folk outraged.
You have no idea what you're talking about. I have a farm with dogs, goats, and chickens. All of my dogs have gotten a chicken at some point, it's just what dogs do. Heck, my herding dog is literally trying to attack the goats when he's doing his job. Dogs are natural predators, it's why we country folk have them.
yeah this us what happens when you treat animals as a resource not as pets.. Life stock, I just hope we don't become life stock for the elites..
REALLY !
“ Of all the creatures that walk the face of the earth,
Dogs have chosen us, And us alone, to share their lives with.
May we prove worthy of such a gift.”
~~~ Anonymous ~~~
@limaxray8791 I'm country folk, I have owned lots of dogs, and none of them attack/kill livestock.I have no idea why you would choose to own a dog that savages and kills your own animals. That's not only stupid but inhumane.
I was a Home Health Nurse for 12 years. I gave it up, and now work inside a hospital. Because dogs are disgusting and dangerous ! In those 12 years as a Home Health Nurse, I was dog bitten 5 times outside patient's homes. Twice was from the Damn neighbor's dogs. And they were bad bites too, that sent me to the Emergency Department. But the worst dog attack was inside the home of a patient. I was treating and dressing some diabetic sores on a man's legs, when his Dobermann Pinscher just attacked me out of nowhere and had me down on the floor biting my arms and face ! I had been to this house 4 times before and the dog had never even growled. But this time he meant business. The owner kept saying that I must have "done something" to cause the attack. Dog people are INSAINE !!!!!!!
She did what is common in the Midwestern states!
She's hiding more than the dog story.
Terrible judgement on her part, to add that anecdote to a memoir no one will read. Terrible judgement to continue to try to unpack the mess that resulted. I'm waiting for her to resign.
I'm Australian and what I see here is ignorance of how life is living on the land,.
You don't seem to understand what a "working dog" is,. If they are killing live stock and are a danger to stock animals, and possibly any children living on that farm or cattle station, they have to go, there's no lollipop and rainbow land where a problem dog can be sent to be made into a loving puppy, you do what is most cost effective and humane, taking it to a vet is not cost effective or even practical, especially when you are on very remote land like we have here in Australia. Neither is locking the dog in a cage until you can have a vet come to the property at a very high cost to "put it to sleep".
Some of the farm stations that are privately owned are as large as some of your states in the US. It's a fact of life living on cattle stations and city people just have no clue as to how that steak gets to their plate and this is part of that.
You ared 100% wrong and have no clue of what you are talking about. Ignorance is bliss.
i think she framed this thing wrong. if she would have started by saying the dog needed to be put down because it was a danger and that it was one of the hardest things she ever had todo she would be in much betr shape. but hey what do i know
Too bad, not about VP spot but she really is very good. I listened to her at an agri hearing in her state. She knows her stuff very well.
being an israel first neocon should’ve already killed her chances. all of trump’s vp candidates that are getting serious consideration suck.
Viva the city boy
Spends too much time blow drying his hair 😂
Farming ain't hard nor hard to understand.
Please, 'farmers' stop pretending to be more capable. Hay Seeds are so arrogant. 😂
Just to be fair, those of us familiar with rural life know this happens. Your dog goes ferral, becomes dangerous, kills neighbouring lifestock/pets and now you have to put it down. You dont take itvto the nearest SPCA for someone else to havevto deal with your problem. Its a sad fact of life. Just dont boast about it. That is stupid.
“ Of all the creatures that walk the face of the earth,
Dogs have chosen us, And us alone, to share their lives with.
May we prove worthy of such a gift.”
~~~ Anonymous ~~~
I'll listen to the farmers on this one. I don't know much about Kristi, but I know for a fact after this video Kristi has more life experience than Viva. Not saying Viva hasn't done a lot of good, but in a SHTF scenario, I'm living on Kristi's farm.
The woman is a cracked nut.
um, this is what happens on homesteads, farms. this is not new unless you're from the city and have no idea
Several farmers have chimed in and disagree with that take.
Good for her! Never be afraid of the truth. Plus, she is hot! Go Ms. Noem!
I love your podcasts, I have listened to your podcasts since the drone fishing but you today, laughing like a school bully… very sad…I don’t think you have ever lived on a farm and had, chickens, roosters, cats and other animals torn apart by a dog in front of you in the United States, if the owner of the dead animals doesn’t shoot them on the spot (and they have every right to) then the county will have them put down (ignorance is no excuse) my aunt and uncle dealt with this for years in Virginia
"Dog murderer" from a man who's paid to know the law?
Just a parenthesis on all this because you mentioned Ian Miles. Some of the stuff he posts I reported should have a label as "sensitive content" and X came back and said not necessary. I believe one of them was a video of someone getting shot in the head. Meanwhile I've seen posts like one of a woman at a restaurant in a short dress being labeled as "sensitive". Very very odd to say the least.
It's a sickness that so many people break down over a stupid dog yet accept thousands of kids dying in Gaza, Israel, and Ukraine.
I know a guy who had to put his dog down because it attacked another one. I don't know anything about this woman or what happened, but I think more context is needed in this video.
On the face of it, I think her story is credible, but the additional details were just absent.
A Tweet was made about the story in her book, missing the important context that the dog was a chicken-devouring, untrainable dog that snarled at her children.
@@Stevarooni and next week it'll have black fur and be slinging gang signs.
Her book makes it clear, she's a terrible farmer, a terrible dog owner and a terrible parent.
She says what happened. Watch it again.
She's shameless.
I have a wirehair pointer, they are smart dogs, I seriously doubt it was untrainable. I got my dog from a guy who thought he would never be a hunting dog because he was too nervous around gunfire. He got over it and now is a great hunting dog. He points everything from moose to quail, can run down a rabbit and never loses a trail.
You probably have the americanized gwp. Draathars are very aggressive. I've owned several. My current one has to be kept away from people thar are not in the family.
Wow, I didn’t understand the title but now I do and it’s horrifying.
Joe probably dropped off Commander at Hillary's place and the rest is history...
She wasn't qualified anyways. I don't think there is a woman that's qualified.
She doesn't want to go back to dc. She said that at a recent rally, so I don't think she gives a s###
Governor Sarah Sanders is qualified, but I don't think she's interested.
I like your take on this David! Megan Kelly's take on this was so bad, I unsubscribed her.
While admitting that noem is being something of an ass about it; city folk will never understand the realities of living in rural areas. In contrast (and I'll accept some heat for what might be something of a double standard) a german shepherd can be a brainless dolt; but the smarter ones tend to be pretty good dogs,,, unless the owner's an ahole. Enter "Commander". I saw a couple of tiny clips, so this is just me; but the dog didn't like joe very much and I don't blame him.
They don't. They've humanized animals to a point of absurdity (and this is coming from someone who loves his 2 dogs like family).
"City folk" (nymbiasts is more accurate) are the type of people who vote to reintroduce wolves to Colorado in the rural area of the state while the entirety of the people who have to live with those predators voted against it.
I didn’t like Noem before the dog killing incident. She is no Kari Lake, that’s for sure.
She should be in jail
Jeez- she is the one who wrote the book.
I really like her. She should not have put this in a book though.
She needed to save money so she could have more plastic surgery...thanks VIVA❤
Thanks for the mean high school girl POV.
When i first heard the story that she killed it because it wasnt doing the work she wanted it to, and even that it attacked some chickens, i thought that was disgusting. However if there is any grain of truth that it was wild enough that it was a danger to her children that becomes a little more understandable (just like the wild pit bulls viva mentioned).
I wonder if she mentions concern for her kids in the book or if that damage control in an interview.
She was one of 2 I picked for vp. However she said she doesn't like DC. My other pick is Byron Donalds.
I understand what she's saying, but if you have that much property, you could easily set up a situation where the dog can have a nice fenced in run with enough room to just tire himself out if you don't or can't entertain him enough. But to put him down, FOR THAT, that's BS. OLD YELLER got put down since he was RABID, if that was the case with this dog, it would make sense. Since again, she has a valid point that when you're that remote and away from everything, sometimes you have to be the vet also and as such make that decision to put the dog down. This was a bad call on her and her family's part.
Nice to see most people aren’t buying this story and disregarding it as stupid, overblown, and ridiculous.
Reflected in likes, dislikes, and overall low view counts on videos covering this BS.
You got this one wrong Viva.
Oh geez...let it go.
|I think you are conflating the word "dog' with 'pet.' I've bred Walkers for over 20 years and I have never put down a 'pet.' -- miaow!
When I first heard of this story with no details, I assume it was a very old dog or diseased in some way....but a pup? That's pretty bad, not easy to sell the American public on that one.
Honestly, I think your love for dogs is a little extreme. They aren't human.
To be fair Hannity is a shill.. I still like Kristi.. Sorry about Cricket.
She's gov of my state. She's pretty corrupt.
Give me a break
Never been a fan of hers. If this takes her out of the running, that's fine. She's WAY overrated. 👎🏼
Urbanites would never understand this.
Not true, I'm an urbanite and I understand it. That's like me saying all country folk are rubes or hicks.
Farm life isn't hard and not rocket science.
David, you just reminded me of the vlawg dawg. That was a long time ago.
Viva, I think you're making an emotional judgment here and it's too bad. Sometimes it needs to be done and who are you to say an injection is a better way to die than a bullet to the brain? If anything, Trump might think that she had the guts to take care of a bad situation herself. I'm a coward and could only kill an animal if it were attacking someone or if my family was starving. Don't worry tho, you're still my favorite!
Totally agree.
For one, he’s a “city boy” …from Canada…. He has no idea what is “common practice” in the United States farming community / rural communities. Her actions were actually being a responsible dog owner and person. All 50 states have policies and laws supporting euthanizing an overly aggressive dog.
She’s lost her VP chance, may as well get some money by plugging her book.
Yeah, this was a working farm dog, not a pet. Love dogs and I cried like a baby for the better part of the day when I had to have my old guy put down. But this situation with Kristi Noem is not about a family pet. It's a farm dog that went bad and started killing the farm animals. It was a danger not only to the animals but also to her family and kids. So they put the dog down and buried it. The sensible, responsible thing to do. Viva I'm a bit surprised you're turning into a kind of snowflake, PETA-type dude. Maybe you need to get to know some country-folk better and see how things work on a farm/ranch.
I don't want to kill any animal unless I absolutely have to, and from what I've heard of this story, she didn't *have* to, she chose to, and that's disheartening to put it mildly.
Well you should look more into for yourself then. It will certainly shine more light on the situation than "what you've heard."
I really admired Kristi during Covid.
But, being a multi dog owner, raised on a farm, what she said sickened me. My admiration for her has plummeted.
I think she shows REALLY POOR judgement in this regard.
The dog was her kid's pet. It wasn't a puppy, per se, but still very young and energetic. Not all dogs are meant for hunting, or herding, etc.
Her young age (only 14 mos ) means she had plenty of time to be retrained, turned into a pet, or rehomed.
As far as aggressive/dangerous...she was chasing CHICKENS--which most energetic young dogs will do.
Why wasn't she on a leash?
She SNAPPED at Kristie, supposedly, when she grabbed her while she was in an excited state of chasing chickens. Doesn't mean the dog's a killer.
But Kristie obviously is....her goat found that out later in the same day. Ugh.
Maybe one day you’ll outgrow your juvenile sensibilities.
14 months old is a puppy.
I don't think city people understand farmlife.
Just stop.
Agressive in a regular home. Then not good on a farm with kids... 🧐. You are choosing a dog over keeping kids safe?
For the life of me I don't know why you're laughing.
Viva is sensationalizing this story.
We are farmers. Having to put down an animal that is too old or too severely injured to be helped is one thing. And even that is hard! But what she did is pretty heartless. We would never even think about shooting a healthy young dog, unless it was actively in the process of attacking one of our pets or a child, and there was no other way to stop it. Kristi showed a rather brutal impatience, not "toughness" on her part.
Note that we adopted a young untrained hunting dog that got ahold of one of my peacocks and killed it by catching it (which is likely what this dog did with the neighbor's chickens). I was sad about it, but it was not his fault. Not a "massacre". Just instinctual. Once we worked with him he was fine around our farm birds and learned what he needed to do when hunting game birds. Also, become a much beloved pet.
So you swapped to being a "farmer" for a couple of years, and you're an expert? Hahahaha. Sure, buddy. Sure.
@radicalindividual7774 It's been 25 years and still going. Not enough for you jokers, I guess.
@@tammlen2284 Crazy. So you're like, 60 years old?
@@radicalindividual7774 ...66.
Breeders kill puppies for having the wrong coloring. It's called "culling". Nothing to do with their temper. They just don't look right. The puppy doesn't even have its eyes open yet and their lives are taken.
And the same idiots screeching about it likely have dogs with papers and essentially fund said practices for their little dog fetish.
Is this a way for you to defend her or are you just pointing out how common this disregard for animal life is?
Uhmmm. It’s kinda what people have done since the domestication of animals as pets.
Would have been better to spend money and extra time for a veterinary clinic to get the same results.
David I know you are a dog lover but she’s being very practical in the countryside.
And all vets are animal killers during their careers.
A lot of you have never spent time on a farm or ranch and it shows.
A dog‘s aggression is really mostly the owners fault, for Biden’s dog just get that dog with someone else then Biden he’s an awful person so that dog probably needed a more loving home. As with Kristi yes, she inherited a dangerous dog but she should have gotten it training a lot more and kept it somewhat isolated until it was able to assimilate with the family better, I don’t agree with anyone shooting a dog that is just awful unless you are being attacked right then and there, now I understand she said the dog attacked her. I don’t know what that looked like I didn’t read the book, you know did she get scars and bleed ? I just don’t know I didn’t read the full story, so not sure what totally happened if somebody read the story, let us know, Viva you should’ve read the whole dog story and let us know what were the facts.
It is not in fact often an owner's fault. Dogs can be aggressive for a melange of reasons. Training them to behave under one set of conditions does not mean the dog will behave the same way under a different set of conditions.
That is a bold lie the Pit Bull community came up with, spread around and repeated ad nauseum.
Careful, now you are starting to sound unhinged. If you have not lived the farm life, you’re not going to get it. Yes she would be better to let it go.
Farm life isn't special. It's not difficult.
You kind of have to wonder who she was trying to impress with the story. Killing your healthy dog is bad but talking about it is insane.
A dog that kills animals and attacks people is healthy?
Chill out, Michael Vick.
@@radicalindividual7774
Attacked chickens. Was being trained late to be a bird dog. You're the Vick.
Kristi Noem is only making things worse for herself. First, don't talk about how your hobby is killing dogs. That will only get you a job for the ATF and FBI. She should have made this out to be an "Old Yeller" situation. It was a good dog but got rabies and had to be put down. Sure I had tears in my eyes and cried when I did it but I couldn't bear to see the dog suffer like that. But her cold demeanor and emotionless description of the incident does not make me think that this was something that was a last resort to save the lives of others and to end the animal's suffering. Where was Animal Control? Why didn't she call an Animal Shelter to take the animal that she was no longer able to care for? She sounds heartless, callous, narcissistic, and maybe a little sociopathic.
Maybe you should have conferred with a game warden before getting your curls in a bunch.
I understand where she is coming from since i had worked on a farm a saw this myself. Once the animal tasted blood, it can no longer be controlled. It will attack and kill newly born calves if left unprotected. It’s part of their nature. I know a lot of people will see this as cruel, but I can’t since I have been there and saw the dog put down with numerous calves wounded too grievously to live. I agree the optics are bad for her because most people will never know what it means to live on a farm. Just my 2 cents.
"Once the animal tasted blood, it can no longer be controlled."
This is complete and utter BS.
@@cormoran2303 this is in reference to being on a farm. The animal can no longer be trusted.
@@cormoran2303 So Fish don't know how to swim when they're born?
Deer don't know how to walk within minutes when they're born?
Nah, surely an animal which for thousands of years gets extreme excitement from killing other animals, wouldn't want more extreme excitement after killing animals. What a fu. re.
@@radicalindividual7774
So it was a vicious breed? All dogs aren't alike. Pit Bulls have the most fatal dog bites. Golden Retrievers none. This is from a nineteen year study. Your analogy is not good.
@@stewpot6998 Ah. Yes. And when accounting for "OWNERS", it is in fact Golden Retrievers that are the most violent dogs against children, and third for harming adults. What's your point?
Hey Viva! Have you considered interviewing CATTURD ?? Love him! He was outraged by this story.
Respectfully, You are totally wrong on this one Viva. I know you love dogs as do most of us. You are showing that you know nothing of farm life. In this way, she knows that the base of the party in the stix relate perfectly to this. This facilitates her relating to REAL Americans that know such a plight here.
Noem is out of her mind.
Viva is right. She blew it because she bragged about it in the book. She needs to just move on.
Her next book will be called “Why I Executed My Dog”.
I wouldn't call it "bragging", I'd call it telling about REAL life. I heard what was written in the book. It didn't sound like bragging to me. It's not something a farmer takes pleasure in, but is the responsible thing to do.
@HoneyHollowHomestead
Of course it's not bragging but that's not going to stop these people from their hyperbole while hyperventilating into their paper bags.
She didn't blow it bc she didn't want it! I at a recent rally she said she doesn't like DC. She came off my list. Byron Donaldson is on my list.
She is also termed out.
Jeez, Noem REALLY is a psychopath!
TAKE THE DOG BACK TO THE BREEDER! Or find another family for it!
We have dealt with dogs with behavior problems and she did EVERYTHING WRONG in handling this poor creature…..
Furthermore, Her recounting of this incident does NOT pass the smell test!
Frei would never survive on a farm or ranch...he better hope we never have an end of times scenario that is more life or death situations.
To be fair, most city dwellers wouldn't survive long on a farm or ranch.
Viva stop ! Live on a farm for 25 and then tell me dogs were not shot !!
Did that, no dead dogs.
How else are you going to throw farmers under the bus to defend her?
Clueless
Naturally I do not have the opportunity to vote for her, but honestly nothing said in this video has done anything but peak my interest. Perhaps there is more, of which I do not know, but my first reaction to her is respect.
On the other hand, your own reaction and your argument, or lag thereof, does quite the opposite. This makes me rather sad to be honest.
I am perhaps not a dog person, but I do sort have a dog, together with my ex and coincidentally, it is not more than a couple of days ago that the neighbors rottweiler was on the lose, again, and wanted to kill my ex and our dog, again, because of some bitch in high heat, again. My ex and our dog, why but the way, for reasons quite incomprehensible, eats that rottweiler for lunch every time the opportunity present itself, only barely managed to avoid a severe confrontation and naturally couldn't leave the house afterwards, knowing that the dog was still out and about. The police would do nothing, unless the dog was actually caught, which is just plain moronic, and ya, I was the only one available for the job.
It found the dog, put it on a leash, and for the first time had the opportunity to meet it, not being some out of hand situation, and it is actually a really nice dog and infinitely more well behaved that out own. This dog does not deserve death, the owner does. This however does not change the fact that the police should not have hesitated to get their asses on their way and shoot the beast, nor that my ex, or me for that matter, in the hypothetical scenario that any of us had a license for a gun, should be able to do the same with no repercussions. This is not the world we live in, not in Denmark at least, but it should be. I hesitate to say that the same should go for the owner, but really, it should. She is barking mad.
The point of this story is not that it is really all that relevant, just that I am not insensitive, one way or the other. I love our dog dearly, and would very much like to excuse the neighbors, because it is insanely dangerous. Yes, that is the truth. I know only of that one episode, but once that dog pulverized the jaw of a vet without meaning to. Pure reflex, and that was just a matter of it being groggy from anesthesia and the vet a bit too... ehm, brave. I don't care how nice that dog is, could I do it without risking God knows what, I would kill that dog in an instant. frankly I have been very tempted to do so regardless.
Now, am I a terrible person for saying such things? Does my honesty not deserve respect? Are my conclusions really all that unreasonable?
I for one do not think so, but then again, I am not a dog person...
Do you think people will read your post? 😂
@@stewpot6998 Some do, and those who do will also have the attention span to formulate a proper response worth reading and replying to. this is not a bad thing.
Honestly I don't know why people are trying to make this a story. Humans over animals every time. Also it has strong city vs. rural energy to it.
Because they've humanized dogs to the point of absurdity! I would argue they've done it to ALL animals but dogs is on a whole nother level. It's pretty insane seeing the way some people treat their dogs.