Dog knifed.

contracteur said:
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There's 2 sides and all that, but let me ask you, ladies and gents, would you have done the same if your dog/cat was being attacked?
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Yes. If you own a dog, you owe that dog. You've chosen to be their pack leader, so you have the responsibilities of a pack leader and that includes fighting to defend them.

I've fought a dog to protect my dog. I was able to subdue it unarmed, but it wasn't a 40Kg bulldog, not by a long chalk. Dogs are bloody tough and it's a rare person who'd be able to overpower a 40Kg bulldog in good condition without killing it.
 
norm said:
If your dog is such a runt that it gets caught by a stronger dog that's nature I'm afraid.
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someone should tell that to you when/if you have kids and they are getting bullied.

maybe you would prefer if all dog owners had the biggest nastiest dogs that were raised to be super aggressive though..
 
That's pretty horrific but the bloke was in the right, that dog should never have been allowed to run around unsupervised, especially when it had tried to attack other dogs so many times before.
 
MilanoChris said:
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Perhaps the chap that stabbed the dog could have gone about it in another way, stabbing the dog is a tad extreme, but if it genuinely did lock its jaw then there's not much you can do.
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You can be sure it didn't do that because it's impossible. Dogs don't have locking jaws. I'm not sure that any animal does.

What a dog does have is a lot of bite strength and a lot of determination. But not a locking jaw. Whatever a locking jaw is.
 
contracteur said:
There's 2 sides and all that, but let me ask you, ladies and gents, would you have done the same if your dog/cat was being attacked?
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I genuinely love and respect all animals but in that situation if I couldn't get her dog off of my cat, then I would have absoulutly no choice but to tear, dislocate, gouge the ****ing life out of her dog.

Daisy Jenkins only has herself to blame for the loss of her dog!
 
Antony101 said:
He would have had no choice to but go for the chest, attacking the dogs head would have only caused more injury to his own dog. It also takes an amazing amount of force and a very strong blade to stab through a skull. Not something you can obtain from a kitchen knife.
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Very true, wasnt thinking clearly at 4am ! lol, perhaps the throat or neck or the tendons around its stull - but again in a heated situation stab it anywhere a lot also works! lol
 
Angilion said:
You can be sure it didn't do that because it's impossible. Dogs don't have locking jaws. I'm not sure that any animal does.

What a dog does have is a lot of bite strength and a lot of determination. But not a locking jaw. Whatever a locking jaw is.
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I know lock jaw is impossible in dogs, it's a figure of speech though, used when a dog bites down hard and doesn't want to let go.
 
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PwnDirect said:
Messed up!

but i can raise you! dog set on fire
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:confused: How is that relevant to this thread? That is obviously animal cruelty done by some little walking talking abortion! The link in the opening post is about a dangerous out of control dog getting killed via self defense.

norm said:
If your dog is such a runt that it gets caught by a stronger dog that's nature I'm afraid.

If however the dog was attacking a person, it would be justified to use whatever force necessary to get it off you.
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**** off and play with the traffic.
 
Firestar_3x said:
Yes, we've already covered that one, all breeds have the potential, but it's all about the laws of probability isn't it, some breeds are bred for fighting and defence, others aren't.

If I was going to lock you in a cage with one of two dogs, which would you pick and why, 1. golden retriever, 2. American bulldog.
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You'd be better off with the golden retriever anyway, even if they were both equally dangerous.

I think a better comparison would be English mastiff and American bulldog. Even though the mastiff would be far bigger and stronger, odds are you'd be better off with the mastiff.
 
norm said:
Really, so if a dog happens to be acting out its natural instincts and catches and kills a rabbit, that's acceptable?

But the same thing happens with somebody's pet and it's suddenly unacceptable.

Complete set of double standards.
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I'm a lot stronger than you... so if you give me your address, I'll catch you and kill you.

It's only natural.
 
Unrelated but similar thread.... a few weeks back my friends elderly but perfectly healthy cat of 19, was attacked and killed by a dog, that was off its leash.

This dog is known in the area as a dangerous dog, yet the owner had it off its leash.

Was very sad. Supposedly after the mauling, the cat tried to crawl back home with bits of flesh and a leg missing.
 
contracteur said:
There's 2 sides and all that, but let me ask you, ladies and gents, would you have done the same if your dog/cat was being attacked?
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Yep without a doubt i would although i wouldnt be overly happy that i had to kill a dog in order for it not to kill my dog.

And LOL@norm and his first comment:p....what an utterly retarded post to make :/
 
norm said:
If your dog is such a runt that it gets caught by a stronger dog that's nature I'm afraid.

If however the dog was attacking a person, it would be justified to use whatever force necesary to get it off you.
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Let me guess Staffy owner ? or just general chavy scumball ?
 
I had a look at her. Had a look at the dog. Heard the history. Saw it's name.

She is scum. And if anyone cost the dog it's life, it's her irresponsibility.

If anything, the dog should have got her chipped.
 
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