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Lindsay Lohan walking Samantha Ronson's little killer last year.Samantha Ronson, celebrity DJ and former girlfriend to Lindsay Lohan, is super sorry that her bulldog Cadillac "ate" her neighbor's little Maltese.
"There is absolutely nothing I can say that will alter one minute of today, nothing," Samantha tweeted.
"I feel incredibly sad and wish I could offer more than condolences, unfortunately there are no words to describe how sorry I am."
So what now? What happens to the vicious little Cadillac now?
Apparently, he gets a vacation.
According to EOnline, Monday morning Ronson's pet bulldog attacked her neighbor's three-pound dog, who then died from the injuries.
TMZ reports that Samantha was "home sleeping when the attack occurred. Some of her friends were in her unit... the friends told Animal Control they heard a human scream and then opened the door and found Cadillac in the hallway alone -- there was no blood on the floor or on the bulldog. None of Sam's friends are copping to allowing Cadillac to get out of the unit."
Nice, real nice. Way to take responsibility, folks.
Apparently, Cadillac has a record, having bit another dog in the West Hollywood building and possibly a person too. While Animal Control did arrive on the scene, they didn't take Cadillac away with them. Since then, Sam flew the little dog with a mean streak off to the East Coast to live with her family.
Do you think Cadillac got off easy? Should there be a three strikes law for dogs?
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Comments (7)
Hi Sheri,
I am totally grossed out! I never would have believed that one dog could eat another. That is really horrible! I don't think this dog should be left alone because of its strange behavior. Someone should feed that dog since it definitely has strange cravings. As far as having killed another person's dog, there should have been some punishment or a fine to show that the other dog's life was worth something.
Wow, that is terribly sad. Sounds like some seriously irresponsible pet ownership there. If my dog had a bite history there is no way he would be allowed free roam and I would be the most diligent owner alive. This woman is at fault and the dog was unfortunately not trained and has some issues. Very sad for the other person's little dog. :)
Isnt there a law stating that if the other dog's owner pushed the issue then the dog could be put down? I'd definitely persue that option.
My sister had a dog that got out of a fence and ate her neighbors little dog. She did not have to have her dog put down but she did have to reinforce the fence and pay money to the neighbors.
That is very odd behaviour for that breed. I'd have him destroyed.
If you have a dog that has bitten before you must ensure that it never happens again. It is ridiculous for so many dogs to be "put down" because of irresponsible owners. We have 5 dogs and one is a pitbull. None of our other dogs had ever gotten out of the backyard fence but this one was an escape artist. We had to reinforce our backyard fence three times so he couldn't escape. He is the sweetest out of all our dogs but we also know he is of a breed that has a high prey drive that could cause him to attack another dog. Bottom line - when dogs attack it is usually because of a bad owner.
PUNISH THE OWNER - NOT THE DOG!