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Post by marispiper on Aug 19, 2016 10:06:16 GMT
A week where we have heard two attacks by dogs resulting in horrific deaths.
People always say there's no such thing as a dangerous dog...only a dangerous owner. I disagree.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2016 11:18:56 GMT
A week where we have heard two attacks by dogs resulting in horrific deaths. People always say there's no such thing as a dangerous dog...only a dangerous owner. I disagree. All dogs are descended from wolves, instinct to kill I was bitten twice back of ankles by dogs, small breed ones, when working. Having been assured by the owner that "Fido" was just saying hello I learned better, and would only enter a property if the dog was secure. Caused a lot of problems because the owners could never accept that their precious one could be dangerous, an attitude I suspect is held by the owners of these dogs that kill All people can do is to anticipate that any dog may be dangerous, and act accordingly
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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2016 12:26:38 GMT
This dog is apparently described as a "white boxer type", not a breed usually associated with being vicious - just slobery
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Post by goldelox on Aug 19, 2016 15:44:29 GMT
A week where we have heard two attacks by dogs resulting in horrific deaths. People always say there's no such thing as a dangerous dog...only a dangerous owner. I disagree. Is it people who say that or is it experts? Save |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2016 17:09:24 GMT
A week where we have heard two attacks by dogs resulting in horrific deaths. People always say there's no such thing as a dangerous dog...only a dangerous owner. I disagree. Is it people who say that or is it experts? SaveI think it is just an excuse |
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Post by marispiper on Aug 19, 2016 18:09:33 GMT
A week where we have heard two attacks by dogs resulting in horrific deaths. People always say there's no such thing as a dangerous dog...only a dangerous owner. I disagree. Is it people who say that or is it experts? SaveI think it's people who say that goldelox. Any animal behaviour expert, I think, would say that an animal always has the potential to behave unpredictably. It's animal! As a youngster, I was bitten badly by a neighbour's dog (stitches in arm and leg) - it was a corgi that I had 'known' for years. Last year I was bitten by a dog on a lead with its owner chatting to me...suddenly the dog lunged at me! Again, two stitches in my hand. It was a pit-bull type dog. I went to hospital and then later to the police. In the event, I did not even ask the owner's name/address. To be honest, she was in a worse state than me...completely in bits! |
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