No, pretty much just you.
The dog bit somebody
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Muddy
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Nah, that dog would be dead already if it was my dog. I don't mind it if my dog was barking, but biting somebody is a big no and my dog knows it. We like having some visitors over.
M-5":23k6dwdk said:
Exactly
They don't have the ability to reason
They have limited mental capacity
99% is instinct
What they've been bred to do
You don't take a cowdog to work sheep or border collie as a police dog
If youre present you tell the dog how to react
He looks to you for guidance
If your not there then it's back to instinct
Whether it's stand and fight or run and hide.
If cowdog bred then they are bred to take on a 2000# bull if need be without fear, backdown, bite clean and hard
Young dogs especially get nervous and bite out of confusion and fear
Caustic Burno
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So you think it is ok for a shyt eater to bite people.TennesseeTuxedo":1rcic2jo said:
They have dog laws for just that type of owner.
Muddy":36rnp3eb said:
Taurus the Dog Slayer!
Caustic Burno":2ilej3tw said:
I expect my dogs to attack intruders, what time will you be here?
JMJ Farms
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I also think it's worth noting that the lady was BITTEN, (probably a hard nip), Not ATTACKED. Huge difference.
M-5
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Thats why I employ a real dog and not an ankle biter . I too expect the dog to protect my domicile if I'm not here. Now if a dog goes on anothers property and inflicts harm I to will kill it. CB your advocating killing a dog that protected a child. That mentality is more dangerous that 200 Rottweilers and one gyp in heat.
cow pollinater
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If my kids were out in the yard and a strange adult pulled in and stepped out I know for sure that four out of six of my dogs would bite. The other two are pups. If I didn't know that about them I'd find a couple that I did know that about.
Muddy
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Grow up, TennesseeTuxedo you are getting a little ridiculous in this thread. I'm just saying if it was my dog, I would put him down. Can't afford to lost the customers (I do business at home).TennesseeTuxedo":1s52uf9b said:
Muddy
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Honestly, you're being pathetic and immature. Grow a thick skin and don't be cowgirl8 then.TennesseeTuxedo":3vqvlsma said:
Caustic Burno
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If where you live requires a dog for protection of children their should be parents watching them not a dog. There is not a dog alive that can stop an intruder bent on doing the task. All a dog is good for is an early warning system if your home if your not home he is worthless.
hillbilly beef man
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Perhaps I am just an ignorant hillbilly, but I do not even understand what their is to debate. The dog thought she was protecting herself and Bigfoots daughter from a stranger. She warned the stranger but the lady ignored the warning and got bit. Is reading an animal that hard for some people? A hissing cat will claw you, a pawing and snorting bull will trample you, a growling dog will bite you. If you do not understand these basics then perhaps you should stay in the city where squirrels are the most dangerous critter around. This talk of killing a dog for what is natural for them to do just seems silly.
presmudjo
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How did the dog react after the bite and wack with the toy? That could tell you how the dog may be in the future. My dog barked at our daughter as her face was right there. The act of the bark nipped her in the face. She was young and I just got done saying to her to stop and leave him alone. He ran to his kennel and punished himself! I never even yelled at him, she screamed. He stayed there for the whole day. I had to force him out to go pee. That was 4 or 5 years ago.
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