Stranger dog bites popular Wirtsalm hare to death - "Shocked and angry with humanity"

"Hasi" is dead. A dog had seriously injured the animal on Tuesday on the Jocheralm.

The hut keepers are horrified - and angry.

• Poodle mix runs around free on the Jocheralm despite the obligation to keep a leash and kills the hosts' rabbits.

• Host couple bursts the collar: The two demand more respect from the hikers for nature.

• Marile Jungkunz and Josef Hörmann have been fighting the ruthlessness of some guests all summer.

Jachenau / Mittenwald

- One summer as a

enough to disillusion Marile Jungkunz and Josef Hörmann.

"We are just

with humanity," the couple wrote in a post on

The hosts of the

these words on Tuesday evening - shortly after

a guest's

had

their

.

That was the trigger.

But there are many more reasons for their public outrage.

Jocheralm / Mittenwald: “Hasi” bitten to death by a dog - landlords shocked by disrespectful guests

“Mankind is becoming more and more

towards nature and our animals,” says Marile Jungkunz.

The 21-year-old thinks, for example, of children who throw large stones into the trough while the two horses drink from it.

Or boys and girls who

the eight

with their feet

.

And she thinks of adolescents who hit the 40 young cattle on the mountain pasture with branches on the noses - and "laugh half-dead" in the process.

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Probably the youngest hut keepers in Germany: Marile Jungkunz (right) and Josef Hörmann, here with Bernadette Jungkunz.

Her first season on the Jocheralm shook her belief in humanity.

© Josef Hornsteiner

Jocheralm / Mittenwald: Disrespectful treatment of nature - "The children can't help it ..."

Recently, the

woman's patience broke.

"I

them to stop immediately," says Marile Jungkunz.

"But you just carried on." The landlady turned to the parents.

But they weren't in too much of a hurry to stop their offspring.

"The children can't help it if they don't learn to do it at home," says Marile Jungkunz.

The

always

high above the

Signs everywhere tell the dog owners that their four-legged friends should be on a

leash

on an

.

“Cows see dogs as wolves,” explains Marile Jungkunz.

This is why the cattle immediately go into

mode when they see a four-legged friend.

That can be dangerous, also for people.

Nevertheless, many dog ​​owners do not adhere to the

Leash duty ignored on Jocheralm: landlords mourn their "Hasi"

Just like the two men who

asked for something to drink

at the

on Tuesday around 6 p.m.

The

had already

at this point

Nevertheless, the landlady poured something out.

She quickly regretted the decision: Despite repeated

the two men

didn't put

their

on the

.

“You didn't react at all.” Initially, the hosts remained friendly.

When the animal went into the

preparation

, the host threw it out.

At this time, Marile Jungkunz was cleaning the horses - and had to watch at close range as the dog entered the

and

the animal by the

.

"Hasi whistled in pain," says Marile Jungkunz.

She herself began to scream.

Josef Hörmann ran out of the kitchen and grabbed the

He let go of the rabbit.

But the

was already

After fatal bites against the rabbits of the Jocheralm: dog owners did not even apologize

What disturbs Marile Jungkunz even more than the

of her beloved pet:

Resolved as she was, the landlady expelled the two of them from the Alm without asking their names.

The case has

no

for the

.

“I wouldn't have the strength for such an argument either,” says Marile Jungkunz.

After a

on the

, the

tired of discussing - whether about the

She no longer wants to be so nice in the future if guests

behave

towards

her,

or

.

Many leave their

lying around.

Most just shake their heads or laugh at the young woman when she tells them to keep their

on a

.

“In future I will probably say: leash or go.” If something happens, the

and the farmer

are ultimately liable

.

Despite everything, the

not

thinking of quitting

.

"Most of the guests," says Marile Jungkunz, "are very nice."

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