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3 thoughts on “2024 Dog Bite Fatality: Boy Killed by Dog Pack in Eagle Butte on the Cheyenne River Reservation 

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  1. I would like to believe that all Native Americans take great care of their dogs. However, too many people in general don’t care much for their pets. There are always some cute free puppies available.
    If the current dog is a nuisance, get a new one. Has everyone heard of euthanasia by car? That service is free.

    This child should be happy and healthy today. Allowing any dogs to form packs is very dangerous. Breed often does not matter. Hungry packs of dogs kill people. Control of roaming dogs is essential.

  2. The surrounding area dumps dogs on the rez and now the rez rounds up the dogs and sends them to shelters in the surrounding area.

    It’s the circle of life and sadly sometimes death.

    I wonder how many trips some dogs have made?

    Shoving your problem off on someone else rarely solves the problem.

    If the rez has the manpower to enforce their pit regulations they will help a lot.

    $100 a head plus insurance should discourage people from running back yard feed lot operations.

    I would be shocked if the rules are enforced.

    I suspect even on the rez that animal control officers want to be doggie social workers.

    There are other reasons outside the scope of this blog that make me doubt the laws are being enforced.

    Let’s just say public sympathies tend to be with the law breaker now rather than the members of the community that suffer because of the lawbreaker’s actions.

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