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my sister attacked by her dog
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<blockquote data-quote="Brute 23" data-source="post: 428933" data-attributes="member: 6291"><p>When two dogs start fighting they go into a defensive mode and become very agressive. ANything that comes into their path like a hand, arm, foot, let, can be misconcieved as the other dog.</p><p></p><p>I was seperating two dogs one time and a Pit locked onto my arm. As soon as I yelled... the dog looked at me and let go. I clipped the lead to its collar,,, walked it back to its kennel and then went to the emergency room. I have never had any problems with the dog to this date. I stuck my hand where it didn't belong. There were very few cuts... just 3 puncture type wounds from the K9s. That is the nature of the dogs. The crushing effect is what does damage with bulldogs.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Dogs don't accidently <strong>attack</strong> people.... the do accidently bite people. As I said before... the difference between an attack is that most likely if the dog looks at your face when you are sreaming and lets go it was an accident and you had something where it didn't belong. If the dog looks at you square in the face and some one still has to beat the dog to get it off you then that is an attack.</p><p></p><p>With the nature of the chow it is now surprising that she got bit 5 times because they are "grabby" dogs... not like bulldogs that grab once (maybe twice) and hold. Chows do damage by ripping at something franticly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brute 23, post: 428933, member: 6291"] When two dogs start fighting they go into a defensive mode and become very agressive. ANything that comes into their path like a hand, arm, foot, let, can be misconcieved as the other dog. I was seperating two dogs one time and a Pit locked onto my arm. As soon as I yelled... the dog looked at me and let go. I clipped the lead to its collar,,, walked it back to its kennel and then went to the emergency room. I have never had any problems with the dog to this date. I stuck my hand where it didn't belong. There were very few cuts... just 3 puncture type wounds from the K9s. That is the nature of the dogs. The crushing effect is what does damage with bulldogs. Dogs don't accidently [b]attack[/b] people.... the do accidently bite people. As I said before... the difference between an attack is that most likely if the dog looks at your face when you are sreaming and lets go it was an accident and you had something where it didn't belong. If the dog looks at you square in the face and some one still has to beat the dog to get it off you then that is an attack. With the nature of the chow it is now surprising that she got bit 5 times because they are "grabby" dogs... not like bulldogs that grab once (maybe twice) and hold. Chows do damage by ripping at something franticly. [/QUOTE]
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