So a couple of older people were mauled to death in my hometown by a pack of...

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

Lol.

WeedleLad

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

A hunt I say!

Whos with me fellows?

There is only 1 solution to this problem. Organize a hunting party armed with AK47's and hand grenades. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="-TheSecondSign-"]

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

Jing16

Oh noes!!!! :shock:

thats exactly what happened in this book I'm reading...didnt know it was really happening down in the south.

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

-TheSecondSign-

Hunt them down and kill them.

Problem solved.

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

That is sad if true. I have never trusted dogs.

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

-TheSecondSign-

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

-TheSecondSign-

My daughters live in Kernesville, is it close to that town?

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

Kind of ironic when you think about the fact that no healthy wolf has ever killed a human.xTheExploited

That is sad if true. I have never trusted dogs.

Pierst179

Are you sure they aren't zombie dogs? Locke562

snap i'm not moving to your city

[QUOTE="xTheExploited"]Kind of ironic when you think about the fact that no healthy wolf has ever killed a human.xaos

[QUOTE="-TheSecondSign-"]

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

Jing16

Army or civilian?

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="xTheExploited"]Kind of ironic when you think about the fact that no healthy wolf has ever killed a human.xTheExploited

[QUOTE="xTheExploited"][QUOTE="xaos"] In all of history? Are you really comfortable making that (not particularly relevant) claim?super_mario_128

[QUOTE="Jing16"][QUOTE="-TheSecondSign-"]

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

Army or civilian?

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

That is sad if true. I have never trusted dogs.

Pierst179

[QUOTE="-TheSecondSign-"]

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

psychobrew

Of course we are. But people like to believe animals are cute and fuzzy and lovable when they're none of those things. They're animals, and they'll kill people in a second if they think they have to.

[QUOTE="psychobrew"][QUOTE="-TheSecondSign-"]

feral dogs. Thats right. A pack of 16 wild dogs attacked, mauled, and killed 2 elderly people in the outskirts of my hometown, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

These weren't wild animals, they were domesticated dogs that turned feral, gathered into a pack, and then murdered 2 people.

Its a tragedy, and I love dogs, but it shows that no matter how far we go in domesticating wild animals, no matter how many generations are bred for servitude, they're still animals, and they'll still kill us in a second.

Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening where you all live?

-TheSecondSign-

Of course we are. But people like to believe animals are cute and fuzzy and lovable when they're none of those things. They're animals, and they'll kill people in a second if they think they have to.

This was back in 2001. Two mastiff mix dogs mauled a woman in the hallway of the apartment building. The owners blamed the mauling on the victim's scent. Crazy stuff.