Hearing set to determine fate of two dogs in Ardmore

ARDMORE, Okla. (AP) -- The fate of two pit bull terriers that may have killed a dog and mauled a horse lies in the hands of a Ardmore municipal judge.<br/><br/>A hearing on allegations that owners Haley

Wednesday, December 21st 2005, 6:07 am

By: News On 6

ARDMORE, Okla. (AP) -- The fate of two pit bull terriers that may have killed a dog and mauled a horse lies in the hands of a Ardmore municipal judge.

A hearing on allegations that owners Haley Eggenberg and Jeremy Jamison allowed the 2-year-old dogs to run loose through the neighborhood after dark is set for Friday.

Ann Faulkner and Jess Mize delivered a petition last night to the city manager with the names of 15 homeowners who oppose the dogs. The animals of Faulkner and Mize were attacked December 2nd.

Mize says the two pit bull terriers killed two of his pygmy goats earlier and on December 2nd killed his English bulldog while the dog was in his pen.

Animal Control officer Joe Pickens, however, has questioned the cause of death.

Faulkner says she found one of the pit bull terriers had her 2-year-old horse on the ground the same night.