So. Yesterday, my wife goes out to leave for work and this is what she finds on her Hyundai Tuscan.[ATTACH][ATTACH]Attachment 14758[/ATTACH][/ATTACH]

We've had a stray Rottweiler roaming around our area. Apparently the dog came inside our garage, chased our cat into the engine compartment of the car, then tried to chew his way to the cat! My wife was smart enough to look under the hood(before she started the car) to see what the dog was trying to get at.
She found our very scared cat, wedged between the firewall and the engine.
Alive and unharmed.

 

At least it was her car, not your HHR. Homeowner Insurance will be real happy about that claim.

 

A stray rottweiler? attacking cars? lol let us know what neighborhood to avoid for the near future.

 

Time to kill a dog.

 

FiremanGeorge, must be he smelled the rice! Ha! Ha!

Boydie USA

 

Glad your cat is OK, bummer about the SUV though.

 

Somebody say hotdogs?

 

That dog needs to be reported to the local authorities and removed. If it really is a stray there is a danger of rabies. If it is not a stray the owner should be held libel for the damages.

 

I agree with you Ron. My problem is, we live out in a rural country area. The authorities would be the local Sheriffs deputy. Not much help they can give.
I've tried to find the owner. No luck. Even ask the regular UPS guy if he'd seen a Rottweiler. No luck there either.
If the dog comes back around, he will sadly join the coyotes,armadillos,wild hogs and other pests that I have eliminated.

 

Why, because the dog acted like a dog? Time to go after the stupid owner, who knows not enough to control his dog. Law clearly says you must have control of your dog(s) at all times. If the dog is a stay, it needs to be captured and re-located to a shelter.