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Old 03-16-2007   #1 (permalink)
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why can people class dogs such as pitt bull, staffs, rotwiellers as dangerous dogs when my neighbours jack russell bit for no reason my little boy? he was playing in our own back yard when the dog got under the fence. the dog walked around for a bit then ran to my boy and bit his leg several times. the dog in question is about a foot in height, so why isnt he a dangerous dog?my boy needed 8 stitches in his leg! the dog wont ever do it again because i caught it and drowned it without nobody seeing it. point been who deciedes what breed are dangerousi did what i did to the dog for a reason, my boy by no means bothered the dog. if the owner would have been involved he to would have gone on the missing list. this is what it needed
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In response to the idiot who thinks your sick for drowning the dog - Sorry, but if my kid was being attacked I'd rip the damn thing apart to save him - you did what you had to.
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i think all dogs are capable of being dangerous no matter what size or breed they are and also how they`re brought up and trained has alot to do with it.
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i dont think dogs are dangerous, a pitbull doesnt count because it has a weird chemical reaction in its body and i gets all crazy. Usually, dogs are ''dangerous'' because they werent properly trained. TRUST ME... I KNO HOW UR BOY FEELS.
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The doberman is a dangerous dog.
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Maybe you should have kept your damn kid away from the dog. Seriously, what a moron. I hope your kid doesn't grow up with your attitude and values.
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you must have been incandecent with rage to do such a terrible thing althoughthere is no way that i can condone what you have done i hope that you didnt do it in front of your little boy the whole incident will be imprinted on his mind forever you paniced your baby was hurting the cause was right there in front of you but still.....you shouldnt have drown the dog
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Shame on you for drowning the dog and even before you even knew for sure if the dog had rabies. If you had done that to my dog, I would have sued you big time for taking the law in your hands. That why we have police. You were soooo wrong !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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No dogs are inherently dangerous - it is the owners who are to blame. Owning a dog is a big responsibility. From my experience it is the dogs that aren't socialized properly that are dangerous and if a dog is not properly socialized by 5 months of age it never will be. Smaller breeds are actually more vicious than larger ones - must be a size thing, much like "small man's syndrome". Your actions against the dog were wrong - you should have confined the animal and called your local health dept and animal control - you had no right to end the dog's life.
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you were wrong to drown the dog. i agree with you on the point of stereotyping certain breeds though. i have a half doberman half rottweiler and she is as sweet as can be. however in her defense, she has been well trained and never teased. she is an obedient dog. i firmly believe that it's the not the dogs fault but the owner for not properly training the dog. i am sure my dog will bite on command or if she feels my life or hers is in danger. no such thing as bad breeds just bad owners!
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