Maybe the dog’s owners could have kept the dog on a leash if it continued to escape their yard.

The Soldier simply saved his own life by putting down the dog which had continued to threaten his family.

This wasn’t a case of “good dog” gets shot for no reason.

This animal continued to pursue the soldier and he used limited force to keep the animal away. When that failed, he then protected himself from a vicious animal who’s owners COULD NOT CONTROL IT. The owners were notified by other neighbors that the dog had been canvassing the area for something to attack.

This was not the first time the dog got loose and attempted to harass and bite the neighbors in the “safety” of their own yards.

Blame the dog or the dogs owners, not the courageous Army Soldier.

That was not the first time that dog threatened someone. But thankfully, it was the last.