Posted by JF in CT on November 07, 2015 at 11:21:03 from (75.135.178.157):
In Reply to: Car chasing dog. posted by fixerupper on November 07, 2015 at 10:20:50:
My wife ran over a neighbor's dog with a dune buggy we had at the time. She was all upset but I assured her that the light foot print wouldn't injure the dog. Sure enough we saw it running around the next day. Ran over a "chaser" with my fully loaded van once and I watched it run off. Funniest (if you can call it that) was once driving the same van; Collie hiding in the bushes jumped out and directly attacked my front bumper. I mashed the brakes but it didn't matter. Slammed the dog with the bumper, spun it around and right under the rear tire. In the mirror I saw the dog thrown right over the hedge of the local house. A woman, waiting for someone, at the corner, about 50 feet away saw it and screamed. I stopped, got out and ran (with the woman) up to the house to see the dog where it landed right on the front stoop. It was lying there panting with a big tire print right across its middle. The owner was in the doorway thumbing through a phone book. The woman says 'I think you should call a vet'. The owner (a woman) says to her in a snippy tone 'what do you think I'm doing?'. I say to her that I'm sorry but it just jumped out at me. The woman says to me; 'Oh don't worry about it, he does this all the time!'.
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