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Bill Walker
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Just the latest in a long line of Rotty attacks here.
February 21, 2023 - A heartbreaking social media post has emerged, uploaded before a five-week-old baby girl died after she was suddenly attacked by two rottweilers who pounced on her without reason at a family barbecue.
In November last year, a two-year-old boy was mauled to death by two Rottweiler dogs at a Cowra motel in the NSW Central West.
Four years earlier, a 1-year-old baby was killed when a Rottweiler attacked her while being pushed in a pram in Inverell in the state’s northwest.
A 10-month-old baby was killed after being attacked by the family’s two Rottweilers while the child’s father left them unattended for just a moment to do a quick chore.
Published: May 26, 2021
There are recent calls to ban the breed here.
Calls to ban rottweilCalls to add Rottweilers to list of banned dogs after string of attackser after string of attacks across nation
Australia has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world, but some breeds just can't be brought...
www.9news.com.au
It's becoming a huge issue here, like those Bully dogs in the UK.
I don't really understand why people want big powerful dogs that can kill but maybe I'm weird.
Anyway I don't want to argue about it but I'm sure our resident expert on just about anything and everything Mr Koyabashi will be eagerly typing about why these Rottweiler dogs attack and kill people and how it's always the owners fault.
I have read no reports of child deaths or vicious attacks from poodles, spaniels, cavoodles, corgis, sausage dogs or smaller type dogs like that.
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A rottweiler is just a german mastiff.
All mastiffs by nature are non aggressive, if they are then they have been made this way by bad owners, that wish for them to act like that as it isn't natural to their behaviour.
I have an english mastiff, 10 stone and an absolute coward. She hides if a dog barks at her but I'm now finding that people are shunning us because of her size and it's ridiculous.
All dogs should be on leads in a public space. I'm sick to the back teeth of people letting their dogs run around bothering people and their dogs.
My dog is never off her lead and I don't let other dogs approach her either as she's been attacked numerous times....usually by huskies.
All mastiffs by nature are non aggressive, if they are then they have been made this way by bad owners, that wish for them to act like that as it isn't natural to their behaviour.
I have an english mastiff, 10 stone and an absolute coward. She hides if a dog barks at her but I'm now finding that people are shunning us because of her size and it's ridiculous.
All dogs should be on leads in a public space. I'm sick to the back teeth of people letting their dogs run around bothering people and their dogs.
My dog is never off her lead and I don't let other dogs approach her either as she's been attacked numerous times....usually by huskies.
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Not surprised to hear of more people killed and maimed by the dogs in the press, or Rottweilers. It's the usual story - the owners say they wouldn't hurt a fly then they kill someone.
I just find it astonishing we STILL have people who want to own dogs that are more than capable of killing people, especially children. I've said it before, but the law needs to make those who own them responsible for them - if the dog kills, the owner is tried on the basis they did it and they potentially face years in HMP. Let's see how many want to own these kinds of dogs then. Simple as that for me, we have far too many people in the country who won't accept any responsibility and it's about time they faced up to their actions.
There's a family in a council house on the way to my sons school that homes 3 kids. They have a large dog which has a deep bark and looks to my eye like a big, powerful dog - maybe. It's in a tiny front yard and barks at whoever passes and looks like the kind of animal that the owners say "won't hurt a fly" and will main someone. They are so pig-shittingly thick that they don't understand that it could jump over the small fence and go and attack another families kids.
I feel sorry for the children having to live with that kind of animal.
I just find it astonishing we STILL have people who want to own dogs that are more than capable of killing people, especially children. I've said it before, but the law needs to make those who own them responsible for them - if the dog kills, the owner is tried on the basis they did it and they potentially face years in HMP. Let's see how many want to own these kinds of dogs then. Simple as that for me, we have far too many people in the country who won't accept any responsibility and it's about time they faced up to their actions.
There's a family in a council house on the way to my sons school that homes 3 kids. They have a large dog which has a deep bark and looks to my eye like a big, powerful dog - maybe. It's in a tiny front yard and barks at whoever passes and looks like the kind of animal that the owners say "won't hurt a fly" and will main someone. They are so pig-shittingly thick that they don't understand that it could jump over the small fence and go and attack another families kids.
I feel sorry for the children having to live with that kind of animal.
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Spot on.
Goes for any dogs n’all. If a Yorkshire Terrier bites a kid, the owner should face punishment by law. If an XL bully tries to or does kill someone, the owner should face the requisite charges as well as the dog being shot.
Let’s see how many people then have dogs of any kind in the first place…
Our parks will be there for us to enjoy and not just dog pissing and shitting grounds, there won’t be as many dogs pissing on our car wheels or garden gates as the owners trot off with their dog not swilling it off and leaving that horrible smell behind, there won’t be as many little bags of shit hung up on trees or slung behind bushes, there won’t be as many getting in the way on pavements with owners on one side of the pavement and the dog on the other with their trip wire between them, there won’t be as many yapping little cunts who never shut the fuck up all Summer long…
I do like a lot of dogs’ temperaments but I find the number of them in our society a fucking nuisance to be honest. Then there are the dangerous ones!
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Mr Kobayashi
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Just the latest in a long line of Rotty attacks here.
February 21, 2023 - A heartbreaking social media post has emerged, uploaded before a five-week-old baby girl died after she was suddenly attacked by two rottweilers who pounced on her without reason at a family barbecue.
In November last year, a two-year-old boy was mauled to death by two Rottweiler dogs at a Cowra motel in the NSW Central West.
Four years earlier, a 1-year-old baby was killed when a Rottweiler attacked her while being pushed in a pram in Inverell in the state’s northwest.
A 10-month-old baby was killed after being attacked by the family’s two Rottweilers while the child’s father left them unattended for just a moment to do a quick chore.
Published: May 26, 2021
There are recent calls to ban the breed here.
Calls to ban rottweilCalls to add Rottweilers to list of banned dogs after string of attackser after string of attacks across nation
Australia has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world, but some breeds just can't be brought...
It's becoming a huge issue here, like those Bully dogs in the UK.
I don't really understand why people want big powerful dogs that can kill but maybe I'm weird.
Anyway I don't want to argue about it but I'm sure our resident expert on just about anything and everything Mr Koyabashi will be eagerly typing about why these Rottweiler dogs attack and kill people and how it's always the owners fault.
I have read no reports of child deaths or vicious attacks from poodles, spaniels, cavoodles, corgis, sausage dogs or smaller type dogs like that.
I've already mentioned Rotties in the thread. If they injure and kill people at the same rate as the XL Bully, they should be banned too. That applies to all breeds.
Maybe post the Rottie problem in an Australian based forum and you might get more interest?
PragueBlue
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And for parents of kids too.
stonerblue
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I was more interested in the puppies on show in your link :)Just the latest in a long line of Rotty attacks here.
February 21, 2023 - A heartbreaking social media post has emerged, uploaded before a five-week-old baby girl died after she was suddenly attacked by two rottweilers who pounced on her without reason at a family barbecue.
In November last year, a two-year-old boy was mauled to death by two Rottweiler dogs at a Cowra motel in the NSW Central West.
Four years earlier, a 1-year-old baby was killed when a Rottweiler attacked her while being pushed in a pram in Inverell in the state’s northwest.
A 10-month-old baby was killed after being attacked by the family’s two Rottweilers while the child’s father left them unattended for just a moment to do a quick chore.
Published: May 26, 2021
There are recent calls to ban the breed here.
Calls to ban rottweilCalls to add Rottweilers to list of banned dogs after string of attackser after string of attacks across nation
Australia has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world, but some breeds just can't be brought...
It's becoming a huge issue here, like those Bully dogs in the UK.
I don't really understand why people want big powerful dogs that can kill but maybe I'm weird.
Anyway I don't want to argue about it but I'm sure our resident expert on just about anything and everything Mr Koyabashi will be eagerly typing about why these Rottweiler dogs attack and kill people and how it's always the owners fault.
I have read no reports of child deaths or vicious attacks from poodles, spaniels, cavoodles, corgis, sausage dogs or smaller type dogs like that.
stonerblue
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You really don't like dogs do you.
Mr Kobayashi
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Some dogs particularly sporting and working type breeds don't get enough exercise unless you let them off the lead or take them for 3-4 hour walk each day.
Most people don't have time for the latter.
Dogs should only be off the lead if under control and responsive to recall. But if they are then there shouldn't be a problem.
A husky is a ridiculous dog for urban areas, 2 hrs minimum exercise a day. It's no wonder that almost every one of them is an aggressive irritable bugger.