Dangerous Dogs

[kaz7]

Surely it depends on the dogs?

Not many reports out there of spaniels, sausage dogs and golden retrievers mauling kids to death.

You cant trust any dog , even a small dog can cause lifetime scars if it bites a baby or toddler . Kids put their heads down to kiss them and if the dog is annoyed it they can bite the kids faces or neck . We dont hear about the kids who are scarred for life . That is before dog bites on adults

Imo you should not leave a youngster and a dog alone , the owners have to take that to make it safe

 

[diegoalv]

All dogs should be on leads in public areas, and I don't think it needs to be anymore complicates than that.

If you want your dog to run off the lead, book it into a daycare centre for dogs, or take it to a private field which you've booked and paid for.

So many stupid fucking dog owners around these days, so many little stories to mention which have become regular occurrences, and the common denominator is poorly trained dogs, which can only put the blame onto the lazy owner.

Some dogs are fine and respond, but tbh I'm sick of having to run the gauntlet of risk. As others mention, the classic cliche is that their dog is friendly, it's crazy that they don't see the stupidity of what they're saying.

Anyway, all would be resolved if it was law for all dogs to be on lead in public areas.

Great idea! Some dogs definitely need to have a muzzle, especially in crowded areas or when they’re not comfortable around other animals. Personally, I’ve always been more of a cat person—they’re independent yet affectionate in their own unique way. Plus, taking care of them is so convenient. It’s super easy to find everything they need at Small Pet Select, from food to toys and even grooming supplies. My cat practically purrs with joy every time I bring something new home from there

 

[mexico1970]

Man dies after dog attack in east London

A woman, 32, has been charged over the attack, which took place on Wednesday morning.

www.bbc.com

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

 

[mexico1970]

Be afraid. Be very afraid.
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The only dangerous thing about that pooch is that it could give someone a heart attack running around with him too much mate :)

 

[kaz7]

Some dog owners are cunts who like it when their dogs jump up on you , saying my dog wont hurt you , they dont know if people are fucking scared of dogs or who are frail and could get pushed over, keep your fucking dogs off me

As well, at the vets there is a quiet area just for cats but some cunts let them go up to the cat carrier and scare the shit of it, others can sit anywhere in the waiting room but bring their twatty dogs to sit in the cats area

I dont put merlin on the floor anymore , i put him on the chair next to me and if there isnt enough seats blame the fucking cunts with dogs

So there !

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Some dog owners are cunts who like it when their dogs jump up on you , saying my dog wont hurt you , they dont know if people are fucking scared of dogs or who are frail and could get pushed over, keep your fucking dogs off me

As well, at the vets there is a quiet area just for cats but some cunts let them go up to the cat carrier and scare the shit of it, others can sit anywhere in the waiting room but bring their twatty dogs to sit in the cats area

I dont put merlin on the floor anymore , i put him on the chair next to me and if there isnt enough seats blame the fucking cunts with dogs

So there !

I reckon you could scare any dog just with your stare. The evil eye kind of thing.
Am I right Kaz?

 

[kaz7]

I reckon you could scare any dog just with your stare. The evil eye kind of thing.
Am I right Kaz?

Ha, i know i come across like i could but alas no , it doesnt work on merlin anyway , lol

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Ha, i know i come across like i could but alas no , it doesnt work on merlin anyway , lol

Well my guy is a four and a half month old wuss!
Loves meeting other dogs and people but goes into total submissive mode.

Haven’t even heard him bark yet.

 

[kaz7]

Well my guy is a four and a half month old wuss!
Loves meeting other dogs and people but goes into total submissive mode.

Haven’t even heard him bark yet.

i dont mind puppies so long as they are not a massive breed who stand taller than me

 

[Really_here]

Nine times out of ten the owners are just as dangerous as the dogs. It's unbelievable some of the stories of little kids being seriously bitten by family ''pets'.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Nine times out of ten the owners are just as dangerous as the dogs. It's unbelievable some of the stories of little kids being seriously bitten by family ''pets'.

I stand on the lead so the puppy can’t jump up on a kid, or anyone else for that matter.
I ask anyone wanting to approach the cute little devil not to give him attention until he calms and sits.

You have to train people as much as the dog most times.

Kids should be taught not to run to a puppy no matter how safe or cute it is.
Ask the owner and let the dog approach you and smell your outstretched hand first before petting it.

Simple stuff. Import for the dog and the child.

 

[Hes the left back remember]

Went in the park last weekend where there is a separate play area with swings slides roundabouts etc it is fenced off with clear signs ‘Dog Free Area’ Sat there were 3 women whose kids were running about and each of the women had a dog! A guy walked past them and 2 of the dogs barked at his kids he said something to the women who said they won’t do any harm and refused to move when he pointed out the signs. A bit of a row ensued when another woman told them her children were frightened of dogs still refused saying they didn’t agree with the signs even though there was acres of grounds to walk in.

 

[Really_here]

Went in the park last weekend where there is a separate play area with swings slides roundabouts etc it is fenced off with clear signs ‘Dog Free Area’ Sat there were 3 women whose kids were running about and each of the women had a dog! A guy walked past them and 2 of the dogs barked at his kids he said something to the women who said they won’t do any harm and refused to move when he pointed out the signs. A bit of a row ensued when another woman told them her children were frightened of dogs still refused saying they didn’t agree with the signs even though there was acres of grounds to walk in.

Like I said earlier, it's the owners ....

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Went in the park last weekend where there is a separate play area with swings slides roundabouts etc it is fenced off with clear signs ‘Dog Free Area’ Sat there were 3 women whose kids were running about and each of the women had a dog! A guy walked past them and 2 of the dogs barked at his kids he said something to the women who said they won’t do any harm and refused to move when he pointed out the signs. A bit of a row ensued when another woman told them her children were frightened of dogs still refused saying they didn’t agree with the signs even though there was acres of grounds to walk in.

The park I bring my guy to at weekends is the same. No dogs in the play area. It’s right. Nobody can have a problem with it.

There’s to enclosed dog areas also. One for smaller dogs, one for larger dogs.

There’s room and a place for everyone. Everyone should respect the rights of others and the rules for each area.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Like I said earlier, it's the owners ....

And some either don’t care or haven’t a clue.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Yet another XL Bully going crazy attack, and on an 8 month old baby for fucks sake. These monsters need putting down not waiting for them to all to die out under this new law, and immediately.

XL bully: Baby seriously injured in dog attack in Folkestone

A woman, 76, and a man, 18, have been arrested in connection with the attack near Folkestone.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Yet another XL Bully going crazy attack, and on an 8 month old baby for fucks sake. These monsters need putting down not waiting for them to all to die out under this new law, and immediately.

XL bully: Baby seriously injured in dog attack in Folkestone

A woman, 76, and a man, 18, have been arrested in connection with the attack near Folkestone.

www.bbc.co.uk

A tedious refrain…

One family member told the BBC the dog, named Hunter, had never shown any form of aggression and that the attack was out of character.

Hunter ffs.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Passed some idiot with one of these on a chain lead that came towards me last week.

I hadn't even realised it was a bitch, they have such exaggerated builds. Think it was probably because I had the scent of a colleague's male dog on me and she was excited by it. But because it's an XL , I was naturally on my guard.

"It's alright I've got it under control" when he had to use both his arms to pull her back.

Just don't own the stupid breed, there's plenty of other breeds that aren't anywhere near as dangerous.

They aren't normal dogs.

 

[PinkFinal]

Two bailed after baby hurt in suspected XL bully attack

An eight-month-old baby sustained serious injuries after she was bitten by a dog on Wednesday.

www.bbc.co.uk

One family member told the BBC the dog, named Hunter, had never shown any form of aggression and that the attack was out of character.

"For the dog to do what he did, for me, was totally out of the blue," he said.

Another family member said the baby and the dog were "like two peas in a pod".

She added that the mother of the injured baby was "devastated".

"It is shocking. You see and hear about it all the time, but you don't actually think it is going to happen to your own family," she said.

In November 2023, police seized an XL bully from Siskin Close following a report that its owner had been bitten on the finger, which caused a minor injury, the force previously revealed.

A police spokesperson said: "The owner was asked to voluntarily surrender the dog to officers for destruction, but declined to do so.

"There were no legal grounds for officers to retain the dog in the circumstances, but the owner was asked to agree to accept the conditions of a police order, which included keeping the dog secure and supervised."