If they suffered for many decades, or if we provided real rehabilitation in prisons, that would be good. However, prison sentences for domestic abusers are frequently shockingly short. His death means he won't be able to abuse anyone ever again.

If he didn’t have a gun, he’d have stabbed her or beat her to death, run her down with a car, etc. I’m the biggest advocate for gun control there is, but this is a domestic violence and control issue, not a gun issue.

And, she broke up with him? Such a shame. I mean, he’s a passionate, go-getter who doesn’t take no for an answer.

“Men are afraid women will laugh at them. Women are afraid men will kill them.” - Margaret Atwood.

Glad he’s dead. Everything else is awful.

We’re talking about animals here. Not people.

A lot of people are incorrectly commenting on the dog being responsible, this isn’t correct. Wolves have better smell, better hearing and are smarter than dogs.. By the time the dog had noticed the wolf, the wolf had already been aware of, and was most likely following the dog.

I think you are humanizing animal interactions and that in doing so simplify it too much.

Dogs were originally domesticated and bred for purposes other than being petted. One of the main reasons was hunting. A hunting dog can’t very well go searching for prey if its owner has to be right next to it while it looks for scent trails.