Don’t Blame the Dogs
Here’s one more voice on the subject of the dog killed by the policeman. I’d be considerably more alarmed on a peaceful walk or ride through the countryside to come face-to-face with the officer and his infernal “piece” than I would to find myself confronted by a pet dog or two, out for a leisurely family outing.
M. ELOISE DORFMAN
West Hills
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