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Thread started 07/11/07 12:10pm

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Vet Suspected of Punching Dog

this is so sad and messed up.....

http://www.firstcoastnews...ryid=84091

Vet Suspected of Punching Dog, Dislodging Its Eye


A Sun City West veterinarian was arrested on suspicion of punching a five-pound Chihuahua five times in the head. Photo by Maricopa County Sheriff‘s Office.


By Becky Bartkowski
The Arizona Republic

SUN CITY, AZ -- A Sun City West veterinarian was arrested on suspicion of punching a five-pound Chihuahua five times in the head, temporarily blinding one eye of the dog.

Dr. Joshua Winston faces charges of animal cruelty and theft, according to a prepared statement from Maricopa County Sheriff's office.

Winston allegedly struck the Chihuahua's head five times and dislodged the dog's eye on June 4, according to the statement. The dog needed corrective surgery after the incident, according to the statement.

"Bella (the Chihuahua) has a good chance of regaining sight," said Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

Two veterinary technicians witnessed the abuse and said that the uncooperative dog angered Winston, according to that statement.

"We concentrate on anybody; anybody who abuses animals will go to jail," Arpaio said. "It's discouraging that this would occur," Arpaio said.

Winston also faces theft charges from an incident earlier this year. The sheriff's department said Winston was supposed to vaccinate a feisty Neapolitan Mastiff, according to the statement. Winston put the medication down the sink, instead of vaccinating the dog, and charged the dog's owner $80, according to the statement.

"We don't give them (animal abusers) a court summons, we take them to jail," Arpaio said. "I hope that this is just an isolated incident."

Winston worked as the only doctor at the Sun City West Animal Hospital, near West Camino Del Sol and NRH Johnson Boulevard.

Arpaio said that these were the only incidents brought to officials' attention by the veterinary assistants. Arpaio said that if customers had concerns, officials would investigate the allegations.

No one from the animal hospital was available to comment.
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Reply #1 posted 07/11/07 12:20pm

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Oh hell no! He should lose his license too! How can you abuse defenseless beings like that?! I have a 7 pound Italian Greyhound and would go postal if a vet hurt my dog. We would BOTH be in jail after I finished tearing his office and his ass apart. mad chair dead
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Reply #2 posted 07/11/07 12:21pm

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Wtf is wronmg with people? mad
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Reply #3 posted 07/11/07 12:22pm

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1sexymf said:

Oh hell no! He should lose his license too! How can you abuse defenseless beings like that?! I have a 7 pound Italian Greyhound and would go postal if a vet hurt my dog. We would BOTH be in jail after I finished tearing his office and his ass apart. mad chair dead



exactly... his career is done and all the seniors will not use him now this is in the open... plus it made me more sad since he is so close to where we live and we have a chi also... i would have beat the crap outta that vet if i came to pick her up and she was looking like that....
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Reply #4 posted 07/11/07 12:29pm

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that's so hard to read about.

Lots of vets get burned out and some of them start doing things they shouldn't.

This doctor doesn't sound right in the head...I hope he gets the punishment he deserves and the help that he so obviously needs.

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Reply #5 posted 07/11/07 1:28pm

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5 lbs. eek The vet needs anger management if he can't handle unruly animals.
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Reply #6 posted 07/11/07 2:16pm

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Let's be realistic here. A dog is supposed to be a mans best friend at the end of the day. So, the only way I figure that the Vet could have lost his composure is if the dog bit him in his balls.
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Reply #7 posted 07/11/07 7:18pm

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Horrible!
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Reply #8 posted 07/11/07 7:32pm

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1sexymf said:

Oh hell no! He should lose his license too! How can you abuse defenseless beings like that?! I have a 7 pound Italian Greyhound and would go postal if a vet hurt my dog. We would BOTH be in jail after I finished tearing his office and his ass apart. mad chair dead


nod Agreed. That vet definitely should not have a license, after what he did. disbelief That poor dog! sad
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Reply #9 posted 07/11/07 7:45pm

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what a dick....
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Reply #10 posted 07/12/07 1:42am

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psychodelicide said:

1sexymf said:

Oh hell no! He should lose his license too! How can you abuse defenseless beings like that?! I have a 7 pound Italian Greyhound and would go postal if a vet hurt my dog. We would BOTH be in jail after I finished tearing his office and his ass apart. mad chair dead


nod Agreed. That vet definitely should not have a license, after what he did. disbelief That poor dog! sad

That poor man especially if that dog bit him in his nuts prior to him punching it. As I stated previously, Let's be realistic here. A dog is supposed to be a mans best friend at the end of the day. So, the only way I figure that the Vet could have lost his composure is if the dog bit him in his balls.
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Reply #11 posted 07/12/07 7:39am

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MsLegs said:

psychodelicide said:



nod Agreed. That vet definitely should not have a license, after what he did. disbelief That poor dog! sad

That poor man especially if that dog bit him in his nuts prior to him punching it. As I stated previously, Let's be realistic here. A dog is supposed to be a mans best friend at the end of the day. So, the only way I figure that the Vet could have lost his composure is if the dog bit him in his balls.


i doubt that happen or it would have been in the report.. there are 2 assistants that were there when he did it... needles he didn't need to hit the dog that hard and that many time... if i was the owner i woulda bit the vets balls just to make sure he felt pain lol
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Reply #12 posted 07/12/07 12:06pm

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purplekisses said:

MsLegs said:


That poor man especially if that dog bit him in his nuts prior to him punching it. As I stated previously, Let's be realistic here. A dog is supposed to be a mans best friend at the end of the day. So, the only way I figure that the Vet could have lost his composure is if the dog bit him in his balls.


i doubt that happen or it would have been in the report.. there are 2 assistants that were there when he did it... needles he didn't need to hit the dog that hard and that many time... if i was the owner i woulda bit the vets balls just to make sure he felt pain lol


nod Co-sign to that. Even if the dog DID bite the vet in the nuts, that's STILL no excuse for the vet to punch him.
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Reply #13 posted 07/12/07 12:11pm

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MsLegs said:

Let's be realistic here. A dog is supposed to be a mans best friend at the end of the day. So, the only way I figure that the Vet could have lost his composure is if the dog bit him in his balls.
[Edited 7/11/07 14:17pm]

lol
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Reply #14 posted 07/12/07 8:06pm

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psychodelicide said:

purplekisses said:



i doubt that happen or it would have been in the report.. there are 2 assistants that were there when he did it... needles he didn't need to hit the dog that hard and that many time... if i was the owner i woulda bit the vets balls just to make sure he felt pain lol


nod Co-sign to that. Even if the dog DID bite the vet in the nuts, that's STILL no excuse for the vet to punch him.

Who said it was an excuse. The point is that if an animal has his teeth locked on his balls, how would expect the average man to act. Besides, the Vet would probably be too embarassed to admit that a dog had lockjaw on his balls. lol
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Reply #15 posted 07/12/07 9:41pm

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MsLegs said:

psychodelicide said:



nod Co-sign to that. Even if the dog DID bite the vet in the nuts, that's STILL no excuse for the vet to punch him.

Who said it was an excuse. The point is that if an animal has his teeth locked on his balls, how would expect the average man to act. Besides, the Vet would probably be too embarassed to admit that a dog had lockjaw on his balls. lol


I'm not saying that it was an excuse. If the dog had bitten the vet in the nuts, don't you think that the two witnesses (who were there when it happened) would have said so? I can see that this discussion is going nowhere. lol
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Reply #16 posted 07/12/07 9:49pm

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Why would someone want to punch a poor helpless dog? I mean what fault does an innocent living being have that he/she had to be punched?
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Reply #17 posted 07/12/07 10:03pm

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Reply #18 posted 07/12/07 10:13pm

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psychodelicide said:

purplekisses said:



i doubt that happen or it would have been in the report.. there are 2 assistants that were there when he did it... needles he didn't need to hit the dog that hard and that many time... if i was the owner i woulda bit the vets balls just to make sure he felt pain lol


nod Co-sign to that. Even if the dog DID bite the vet in the nuts, that's STILL no excuse for the vet to punch him.



Yeah, it's one thing to reflexively shove a big dog away who just tried to bite you or something (though most people who work regularly with animals learn to have some control over those impulses, so as not to accidentally hurt a critter). But to hit a tiny dog multiple times. . . disbelief
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Reply #19 posted 07/12/07 10:41pm

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psychodelicide said:

MsLegs said:


Who said it was an excuse. The point is that if an animal has his teeth locked on his balls, how would expect the average man to act. Besides, the Vet would probably be too embarassed to admit that a dog had lockjaw on his balls. lol


I'm not saying that it was an excuse. If the dog had bitten the vet in the nuts, don't you think that the two witnesses (who were there when it happened) would have said so? I can see that this discussion is going nowhere. lol
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Seriously, if you were in the Vet's position, you wouldn't want to be laughing stalk of your community by admiting that a dog bit you in the balls (not hardly). So it's safe to say that this vet lost it and is embarassed not only of his actions but of the actions of the dog mouth wrapped around his balls. lol
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Reply #20 posted 07/13/07 10:28am

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MsLegs said:

psychodelicide said:



I'm not saying that it was an excuse. If the dog had bitten the vet in the nuts, don't you think that the two witnesses (who were there when it happened) would have said so? I can see that this discussion is going nowhere. lol
[Edited 7/12/07 21:45pm]

Seriously, if you were in the Vet's position, you wouldn't want to be laughing stalk of your community by admiting that a dog bit you in the balls (not hardly). So it's safe to say that this vet lost it and is embarassed not only of his actions but of the actions of the dog mouth wrapped around his balls. lol


I still disagree with what you're saying. I think it's best to agree to disagree on this one. smile
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HereToRockYourWorld said:

psychodelicide said:



nod Co-sign to that. Even if the dog DID bite the vet in the nuts, that's STILL no excuse for the vet to punch him.



Yeah, it's one thing to reflexively shove a big dog away who just tried to bite you or something (though most people who work regularly with animals learn to have some control over those impulses, so as not to accidentally hurt a critter). But to hit a tiny dog multiple times. . . disbelief


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Reply #22 posted 07/13/07 12:09pm

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Yeah,I think the media would've had a field day if the dog had bitten the vet in his man zone. lol I think it'd be a part of the headline too. They love a good when animals attack story. I'm sure if that was the case, then he'd admit to it, because it wouldn't make him look as bad. The dog was probably just refusing treatment, perhaps even snapping at him. It just sounds like the man loses his cool easily considering the other incident with him and the other uncooperative dog. Speaking of dog bites.....my brother recently was bitten by a pit bull/boxer mix. He's still waiting to see if the dog has rabies. I told him to go ahead and get a tetanus shot. I think they're gonna put the dog down, because this wasn't the first incident where their dog has tried to attack people. I was told the dog even tried to attack the animal control officer. confused That's fucked up when people let their dogs (who are known for attacking others) just run free terrorizing the neighborhood.

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Reply #23 posted 07/13/07 12:22pm

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AnckSuNamun said:

Yeah,I think the media would've had a field day if the dog had bitten the vet in his man zone. lol I think it'd be a part of the headline too. They love a good when animals attack story. I'm sure if that was the case, then he'd admit to it, because it wouldn't make him look as bad. The dog was probably just refusing treatment, perhaps even snapping at him.

nod For all we know, they may have did him a favor by suppressing this fact because this man would have been ridiculed harshly on the Late Night Shows like nobodies business.
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MsLegs said:

AnckSuNamun said:

Yeah,I think the media would've had a field day if the dog had bitten the vet in his man zone. lol I think it'd be a part of the headline too. They love a good when animals attack story. I'm sure if that was the case, then he'd admit to it, because it wouldn't make him look as bad. The dog was probably just refusing treatment, perhaps even snapping at him.

nod For all we know, they may have did him a favor by suppressing this fact because this man would have been ridiculed harshly on the Late Night Shows like nobodies business.

Oh no, I was saying that reporters wouldn't have shown mercy for the vet had the dog bitten him. It would've made for a better story.
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Reply #25 posted 07/13/07 12:39pm

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AnckSuNamun said:

MsLegs said:


nod For all we know, they may have did him a favor by suppressing this fact because this man would have been ridiculed harshly on the Late Night Shows like nobodies business.

Oh no, I was saying that reporters wouldn't have shown no mercy for the vet had the dog bitten him. It would've made for a better story.

We're saying the same thing. lol
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MsLegs said:

AnckSuNamun said:


Oh no, I was saying that reporters wouldn't have shown mercy for the vet had the dog bitten him. It would've made for a better story.

We're saying the same thing. lol

Why would reporters save a crooked vet from embarrassment? A dog biting a vet would be a key part of the story had it happened....which is why I don't think the man was bitten in the first place.
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Reply #27 posted 07/13/07 1:15pm

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AnckSuNamun said:

MsLegs said:


We're saying the same thing. lol

Why would reporters save a crooked vet from embarrassment? A dog biting a vet would be a key part of the story had it happened....which is why I don't think the man was bitten in the first place.

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MsLegs said:

AnckSuNamun said:


Why would reporters save a crooked vet from embarrassment? A dog biting a vet would be a key part of the story had it happened....which is why I don't think the man was bitten in the first place.

bored
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Reply #29 posted 07/13/07 1:21pm

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Moron. Hit HIM five times in the head, then send him to do charity work in Africa...of course you'd put the necessary shots down the drain before he went. evillol
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