So  the damned  wild pack of vicious mini fox terrier/chihuahuas are  terrorizing New  Buffalo again. My youngest sister (Trid) put the dogs out when  she got home  from school while the neighbors dogs were out. Trid is not the brightest crayon in the box so she neglected to stand outside and watch them like a normal person would do. She had Hannah Montana's on the DVR so she just let them roam, unleashed and out of control. It's not like they listen anyway, but that's beside the point.
Go figure,  some guy decided  to walk up our street to the neighbors at the end of the street's house. Please  understand that we  live on a dead end road with only 4 houses on the  entire street. Each  person has about 2 acres of land so it's not a very  busy street. So this  guy is walking up the street and the neighbors  mini foxy/chihuahuas  charged him. Of course, our dogs sensed the chaos  and ran down to where the action was to  protect the hill from imminent danger. The guy has been  introduced to  our dogs before so he turned and reached down to pet  them. Our dogs let  him but the neighbors dogs ran away and continued  barking. The guy  turned around and started walking when low and behold,  one of the dogs  bit him in the back of the leg. 
 I showed up at my Mama's and had no idea any of  this had happened  so I put the dogs back in the house and went on about  my business. My  mom gets home from work and tells me that the guy that  had been bitten  went to the neighbors and told him what happened and  insisted on seeing  the dog's shot records. He pulled them out and they  are up to date on  their shots until '09. So we're scrambling to find  our papers (mine were  in the coffee table that my ex-douchebag took  when he moved out) so I  called the vet and asked them to pull our dog's  records. 
Go figure, our  dog's shots are no longer up to date.  Apparently, since they were only a  year old when we got their shots,  they couldn't give them the full 3  year adult rabies shot. So in other words,  their shots ran out last June. Oh great. So the guy shows up (with a  baseball bat for protection  from a 4.5 lb dog and a 10 lb dog) and my  dad goes out and talks to him.  All 3 kids are in a panic because they  think animal control is going to  come and take our dogs and put them to  sleep. Thank god my dad is the  greatest salesman on the face of the  ENTIRE planet. He talked the guy  into not calling animal control as  long as we took the dogs to the vets  within the next 10 days. 
So after  my mom talked to the vet and they told  us that we would have to wait 16 days to get the dogs there,  my dad persuaded (a.k.a. guilt  tripped) them into taking them in ten days sooner for shots and to have Mr.  Ears' anal gland squeezed (disgusting in  itself. i was unaware that  this needed done. thank god my mom's a nurse  or it would've exploded  for all i knew). Basically, these evil little  monsters are on  quarantine in the house for the next 10 days to make  sure they didn't encounter a rabid skunk or possum on their way to bite the guy that was walking. If they do, they'll be dead by that time  anyway so no  worries about them being put to sleep. 
I will admit that it  was our  fault because they were outside, off leashes, unsupervised. So  their  roaming days are over. The Mama and I are going tomorrow to get  some  running leashes for the backyard and we're looking into prices on   invisible fences to keep "Mad Dog" Mr. Ears and Peanut "The Barking Taco" from claiming   another victim.
 
 
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