
Here's my first human candidate for neuticling.

"He felt it was a discipline he needed to get his team off the ice," Nordman said.
Witnesses reported the incident to race officials. It happened Tuesday near Golovin, about 90 miles from the end of the 1,100-mile sled dog race in Nome.
"He lost his temper," Nordman said. "He spanked each dog on the team, just a real frustrating moment for him."
One of Brooks' dogs died the next day on the trail, between White Mountain and Safety, the last checkpoint before Nome.
Nordman said based on inconclusive necropsy results on Kate, a 3-year-old female, he has no reason to believe the two incidents were related. Further tests were being conducted.
An animal rights group was upset about the incident because it came when the dogs did not want to run.
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People that are cruel to animals are usuall6y cruel to other people. Maybe locking up people that are cruel to animals might prevent some violent crimes before they are committed. Food for thought.
Neuticling would be too good for this jerk. Kidnap him, and ship him from Alaska to Germany, then tell that German guy who wants to euthanize the bear cub that you have another animal that was removed from its family "in the wild" that needs euthanizing.
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