Restored

> Police officer gets prosecuted for saving a dog from unjust death
> Faith in humanity restored
wut

Looks like your faith was rethored.

If nothing this reduced my faith in humanity. The cop saved a life and he gets punished for it?

And on top of him being sentenced to death - Thor is a f****** puppy.. He got scared and tried to protect his master from this small shitty loose dog.. The new rules in Denmark regarding cases like this is ridiculous.. And here is a picture of Thor..

How is your faith in humanity restored?
Yeah, the cop was a cool guy.

But seriously, I don't want to live in a world where a dog is killed for defending someone and a cop gets fired for defending the dog.

$50 says the other dogs name was Loki

My dogs face when his name is Thor

This is actually my fear when I become an "Animal Cop".
Vets,shelters, etc tend to euthanize animals for what seems like no reason.

Hell, I once saw an episode of Animal cops, where they put down a stray dog simply because it didn't get along with other dogs. Mind you, it was perfectly healthy and loved the company of humans. Overall, it seems like instead of sitting down and attempting to train the animal to one day go to home, they'd rather just kill it instead of taking a small amount of time out of their day. If you ask me, it's complete and utter bullshit.

Maybe they should just put down the owner of the loose dog?

Really restored? I would just say that police officer is one hell of a guy, society as a whole still wants to put the dog down and make an honest guy lose his job, what shit.

Great story and all, but seriously, can you people not tell the difference between loose and lose? The officer may lose his job, not loose it.

Normally i am not a type for feel post but....fuck.

<------------------Thor

Wow..

I went running with my dog once, and suddenly, a pitbull started chasing me. He went after me, ignoring my dog (a shepherd, much bigger than the pitbull). However, my dog stepped between me and the other dog. My dog isn't agressive at all, and rather than biting him, he just tried to make clear to the other dog that he should leave me alone, by putting a paw onto the other dog's head, and pushing him into the ground.

I decided to ignore it, confident that the other dog would leave after a few metres and return to where he came from, and pulled my dog with me, to which he complied, yet stayed between me and the pitbull.

Two miles later, I'm getting sick of being chased by the pitbull, who's still after me and still trying to bite me, while trying to get past my dog, so I decide to go into the police station (it's a small village, and I returned on the main road, which was a short cut to my home).

Talked to the cop about the dog outside, she went outside, while I kept my dog inside (if someone else but me and my dad holds my dog, he'll try to just chase us, even when he's held by others).
Strangely enough, the dog just ignored the cop, despite that she leashed him, didn't look at my dog, but kept staring at me with a face as if he'd wanted to try to eat me.

The cop took the dog with her, I said thanks and left, and up to this day, I have no clue what happened with that dog..

Yeah, not a funny, not a twist. Just something similar I experienced.
Real life doesn't always have a twist.. Sorry if you expected something.

TL;DR: Just a similar experience without feels or funny.

"The loose dogs' owner pressed charges against the woman for biting her dog..."
Oh sentence structure, you slay me.

It's a bit stupid that if a dog on the loose jumps out and is all aggressive to a woman walking her dog (then her dog defends her), that her dog is the one who should be put down for being dangerously aggressive...
What the hell Denmark?