Uhm, go read the origional post, see which dog started the attack. Of course no dog is going to sit there and be attacked its going to fight back, its a matter of which dog initiated the attack it it was the rot that got a flashlight over the head.Well lupinus, in this case both dogs rushed at each other.
Ryder said:Cucumber?
Lupinus said:ok so say I charged you and you just met me which one of us should go to jail? Just cause Ifelt like it and all. And Im not getting into that property crap with you agian.
mongo said:Yeah, I was kinda wondering about that too.
The major point here is that this dog was able/allowed to attack someone walking by on the sidewalk. I don't care if they were pissin' on the rosebush or whistling dixie. The owner of the Rott should be reported to the police and issued a citation or two. The attackee should also be reimbursed for the flashlight and if any vet bills were incurred. This situation is only a future newscast of a tragedy away. Here in Chicago land, a trio of pitts seriously mauled a boy and his father trying to protect him. This poor kid is still in intensive care and the father has over 40 stitches in his arm and leg. This kind of news makes me want to :banghead: and
So it's alright if I point a loaded gun at you so long as I don't pull the trigger? Just cause something didn't turn into a tragity doesn't mean it wasn't about to. Sorry if people don't want to wait for someones dog to die or a little kid to get mauled because oh he's jsut doing what comes naturalFor what? The dog came out but didn't actually bite anybody.
Drop of a hate? The mangey mutt attacked another dog and its owner that isn't drop of a hate. They just had a problem with the same dog the other day if the owner isn't properly securing or training his dog the dog needs to be taken care of.I honestly can't comprehend this desire to call the police or the animal control at the drop of a hat.
No it just required bashing over the head with a big ass mag light to keep the beast back.It's not like something has been stolen or someone hurt.
That is about the dumbist thing I have heard today and its been a day of good ones. So I own a dog that is well behaved trained and is properly secured or restrained and I just have to take other peoples violent animals attack him and I when we are simply out on a walk? What the heck are they putting in your water up there?If you don't want to deal with the prospect of having to break up a dog fight, don't have a dog. It comes with the territory.
No, it is more dangerous. A loaded gun wont decide to shoot someone. This dog has more then once decided to attack and be violent.So a dog is a "loaded gun" now?
How? No gun will decide on its own to shoot someone. NO GUN. A violent dog WILL decide on its own with no help from anyone or anything to attack someone. You can have an AK7, and M16, an Uzi, take your pick of banned firearm. It will in no way shape or form decide on its own to shoot someone. A violent dog will without any help from its owner.You remind me of the antis who are now trying to ban certain breeds of dogs as "assault dogs."
Just like if a human points a loaded gun at you and misses it hasn't hurt you. So should I be able to shoot a round over your head? Afterall it isnt hitting you.The dog didn't bite anyone, and it appears its target was a rival male.
Cause it is a VIOLENT animal. Hundreds of thousands of dogs don't attack other males when one does it is an unreasonable risk. Maybe it will only attack other dogs, Im not waiting to find out if it is a little girls face next anymore then Im willing to wait if someone will graduate from rape to to murder. If a dog is violent its violent plain and simple and there is zero reason for a dog that is violent for no reason. Someone breaks into your house that is one thing, but when it starts attacking people and their dogs walking down the sidewalk that is quite another.I'm still waiting for any rational explanation of why this means it's going to kill a kid next.
No you don't. If my dog is jsut taking a leak and your dog rushs at my dog and I expect me to do everything in my power to see it gone from this earth. If not keep the damned thing properly confined this owner obviously cant.You do have to expect that male dogs will want to fight each other. In this case it appears neither owner had their dog properly restrained. Live and learn.
Actually I love dogs the only reason I dont have dogs at the moment is because of my current living situation it wouldn't be fair on them. What I don't tolerate is violent animals that attack people and their animals.Honestly, Lupinus, in spite of your name your really seem to have a chip on your shoulder about dogs.
And here's a picture of my "worthless" pit bull competing in the Purina Incredible Dog Challenge, after curiously failing to even try to eat the audience.
Lupinus said:This is true Cos, it's called genetics
Lupinus said:All three were bred for violent thing's and that was bred into them just like a herding instinct into dog's bred for that.
silverlance said:and i'm certain that the rott had good reason to be angry at stalin; they've never gotten along. i guess it's partially my fault, too.. i kind of always got a kick out of seeing my dog pee in front of the dog that charged me once before (twice now). i'll take your advice and not let him do that in the future.
Didn't know there was a zillion people in the world let alone that you know. Interesting. They can love them all they want, I personaly find rots to be very beutiful animals. In fact one of the most beutiful of breeds. Perhaps given time for several more generations to be born I would even consider owning one. I simply do not trust that enough of their genetic instinct for violence has been bred from them.Dude, I've know zillion of trainers and vets that LOVE pits, dobies, and rotties. Genetics are a factor in dog attacks, but relatively few dogs of these breeds are dangerous.
And when a pit attacks it mauls. Collies when they attack nip or maybe give a bite or two. Collies are herding animals they are naturaly nippy. A nippy breed isnt going to disfigure someone. A mauling dog is. And I said diddly about banning, I said they are violent and that they are not pussycats. People portraying the breed as such are wrong. Not everyone is violent but the chance is far to high for me to trust them with my family. Said I will not own one, never said they should be banned. If I did it was i nthe middle of a rant I retract it with apologies.I'm all for putting down dangerous dogs, but banning any breed is ignorance, bigotry and hate. It is relatively easy to temprament test dogs: check out the American Temprament Testing Society. Pits pass at about an 83% rate. Collies at about 79%.
You also don't hear about it cause they don't latch on and maul people they nip or give a bite or two not maul.1) You don't hear about collie attacks because they don't make front-page headlines as a BRUTAL PIT BULL ATTACK!
A mastiff looks like a pit? Ive never seen a mastif that looks like a pit. I've also never exactly noticed a mastiff to be the most populat dog on the block.2) people who are attacked by dogs are asked what kind of dog it was and this is what's put in the report. LOTS of mastif-breed dogs look like pits.
Perhaps he keeps/breeds plecos and other suckermouthed catfish?boggles my mind as to why he keeps fresh cucumbers around all the time