Dangerous Dogs.

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I still can't believe in this day and age there are such stupid, ****less, irresponsible people that think its acceptable to have a dangerous Pit Bull type dog outside on its own.

I came home last night to find out my cat of 15 years had not just bee attacked but savaged by this dog. Needless to say I'm gutted and angry.

The Dog Wardens are not available so I've been in touch with 101 the Police said they couldn't do anything without an address. So we've done the detective work for them, literally drive round the area for 5 minutes and we found the dog sat on the garden in front of the flats its owner has. Apparently the local smack head.

Hopefully now we've told them were it lives they can sort out the dog and the idiot selfish smack-head.
 
any dog can do this :) its the way they are trained ;) the same with humans.. a good example is the owner of that particular dog.
 
grudas said:
any dog can do this :) its the way they are trained ;) the same with humans.. a good example is the owner of that particular dog.
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While this is true for the most part there will always be dogs that even if raised by Ghandi could one day go boogalo and attack something. More often than not they are from a certain selection of breeds.

The best way to solve things like this would be to have very tight regulations on dog ownership, if scrotes could not own dogs then so called 'dangerous' breeds would die out through lack of breeding demand, or would be bred responsibly to eliminate dangerous traits. Unfortunately this is nigh on impossible and there will always be dogs bred that have an inherent bad temperament.
 
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The dogs aren't the problem, its the owners!

Dogs will do what dogs do, same as any other animal, they can't be responsible for themselves! It drives me mad when I hear stories of people being attacked by dogs and they never once mention the irresponsible owner, its always the poor dogs fault.
 
Apparently this is the 2nd time it has happened but the cat owner wasn't sure which dog because they didn't see it happen. Our kind neighbour looked after Thomas after the attack and took pictures as evidence. Hoping for swift justice but not really sure what will happen to the owner.
 
grudas said:
any dog can do this :) its the way they are trained ;) the same with humans.. a good example is the owner of that particular dog.
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Most breeds of dog can be intimidated into backing down tho... there are some breeds where the chances of doing this is extremely slim and these are also some of the otherwise most dangerous breeds.

Training and owner responsibility play a large part and is usually the part thats to blame in the majority of cases where a dangerous breed has attacked someone but that isn't the whole story. One of the worst is the naive owners who are convinced they have brought/trained their dog up properly (specifically types that have long been breed for agressive tendancies) and its "oooh so good with my kids wouldn't hurt a fly" and completely ignore all the warning signs.
 
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Any dog can be dangerous not just specific types please don't pidgeon hoel them. My mums staffy is the softest piece of **** you've ever seen but my brothers little mongrel terrier thing is a right annoying *******.

It's all about how they're brought up and if it's true what you say that the owner is a local smackrat then the poor dogs probably had a terrible life, taunted, beaten and forced to attack/fight.

Also you should be able to claim for any expenses incurred for vet/other fee's if the cat was that seriously injured,
as long as it wasn't in the dogs garden I think. I know I would be as vets charges can be ridiculous at times.
Father in laws dog attacked a cat, he ended up paying all the vet bills.
 
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Having had a black lab, an alsation and my friend having a staffy. All three are soft as pig muck. My cat even attacked our alsation and ever since he has ran off from cats XD.

In my opinion it's 90% down to the upbringing from their stupid owners.
 
The breed of dog can't be dismissed completely, although I agree that a lot of the time the owners should shoulder a lot of the responsibility.
 
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Any dog can be dangerous not just specific types please don't pidgeon hoel them. My mums staffy is the softest piece of **** you've ever seen but my brothers little mongrel terrier thing is a right annoying *******.

It's all about how they're brought up and if it's true what you say that the owner is a local smackrat then the poor dogs probably had a terrible life, taunted, beaten and forced to attack/fight.
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Yeah but if that mongrel goes off and attacks someone the damage will most likely be fairly minor and relatively easy to man handle the dog... if that staffy goes off its a very very different story. The problem with staffies its extremely hard to know their blood line, many come from lines that were originally breed as companion dogs and tend to be relatively ok but some come from blood lines that have far more agressive tendencies. Most will be extremely loyal and soft around family but can be completely different with strangers or if they feel threatened.

Most of the attacks like above and the incident with the police reported awhile back are due to negligent owners and/or owners who treat their dogs badly but most of the incidents where young children have been mauled are due to the above where the dog is completely fine around family but the owners have ignored the warning signs when someone new has been introduced.
 
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Yeah but if that mongrel goes off and attacks someone the damage will most likely be fairly minor and relatively easy to man handle the dog... if that staffy goes off its a very very different story. The problem with staffies its extremely hard to know their blood line, many come from lines that were originally breed as companion dogs and tend to be relatively ok but some come from blood lines that have far more agressive tendencies. Most will be extremely loyal and soft around family but can be completely different with strangers or if they feel threatened.
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Exactly. If a snappy little jack Russell comes up and starts ****ing with my dog that's not going to worry me. A staffy on the other hand..
 
Nah she's not aggressive at all, very gentle, she even puts up with the little mongrel terrier thing hanging off her face, he's a right nippy little mutt lol
 
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Nah she's not aggressive at all, very gentle, she even puts up with the little mongrel terrier thing hanging off her face, he's a right nippy little mutt lol
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my ex gfs staffy is a softie! :) tbh it was the calmest dog i have ever seen.. we went for a walk to a park once and let him free for a run like we always did then one of the other dog walkers came running toward us asking us to keep our dog on the lead in case it attacks her dog(no idea what breed it was but it was tiny) the funny thing is that the tinny little puf jumped on our staffy and bit him in the nose! god was he scared.. :D
 
in the 70's it was Alsatians, 80's Dobermans, 90's Rottweilers, 00's Akita's/Pitbulls..it's not the the dog's fault retards don't know how to train them. Just another prize on their arms to show off their "masculine" prowess hahahahaha.
 
It's all down to the owners in my opinion.

But I wouldn't trust any dog, blimey I wouldn't trust a lot of humans.
If a dog is big enough to out muscle a small kid, it should never be off a lead.
 
you always get dog owners of x breed claiming that their particular mutt is the softest loveliest doggy ever and would never harm a fly

the point is that any dog could attack, for some breeds this will have far more devastating consequences... i.e. breeds with ridiculously strong jaws and who don't tend to back down/release someone once they've sunk their teeth in.

all dogs should be micro-chipped by law, all breeders licensed

Go to pretty much any London park near a rough area and you'll find some teenager with his staffy/pitbull thing training it to jump up, bite and hang onto the branches of some random tree.
 
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