Soldato
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They don't even try to make it believable, someone obviously handed the knife to the dog unless it was floating behind the kitchen unit. Waste of space these types of vid.
Does something need to be done about dogs?
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Norton dog attack: Girl, 5, badly hurt outside shop
Farrah-Leigh Nichol was bitten on the face during a shopping trip with her father to buy some bread.
www.bbc.co.uk
Can't even take your kid to the shops without them having their face torn to pieces these days.
All is fine.
Here we are again, another post with no new news outside of trying to scare mongering people in to believing their local shops are unsafe due to the thousands of dogs in the country.
No mention of type of dog, why dont you just admit you are scared and hate dogs entirely?
Do you work for the daily mail by any chance? The level of scare mongering within your posts is outrageously funny.
No mention of type of dog, why dont you just admit you are scared and hate dogs entirely?
Do you work for the daily mail by any chance? The level of scare mongering within your posts is outrageously funny.
As it goes I quite like dogs, but am not happy with some people keeping large, powerful vanity dogs that they have minimal control over and minimal sense of responsibility for to compensate for their discount todger. It's just not worth the face mauling.
Waaa wass sidimmu crying again!
Told you, don't like the thread then you know where to go.
I'm sure the type of dog is really important to the girl whose face has just been chewed to bits.
Sorry I thought you decided to provide something useful in this thread for a change, how mistaken I was, yet again.
So you hate dogs entirely, glad we finally got there, only taken 2000+ posts.
You hate context to items and instead just want the outrage and justification for your rather strong and outdated opinion. As someone who lives in the north of england, you should surely know how much of a crap place stockton is and the type of people in that area, again additional context you absolutely despise because it shows that humans are a majority of the problem, not the animal.
I lived in that area for a number of years and had more trouble due to the scum of society than I have anywhere else in the country.
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You're making things up. Tut tut. Waaaa
Mature response.
You hate additional context as it does not fit your agenda.
Why dont you got to stockton, you'd fit in well with the dodgy locals.
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Just appealing to your whinging nature. What would the additional context change to a 5 year old with a shredded face?
Have you read any of the previous posts in here or are just keeping completely oblivious to counter points?
Plenty of additional context, cant always be down to the dog alone; Why was this dog not controlled, was it on a lead? Why does the owner has a dog they cant restrain or control? How has the dog been bought up, if its aggressive, should it be out in public? Why is it not in a muzzle? If truly dangerous, why do you own it still and not destroyed it?
Human intervention points that the owners chose to ignore. All of this could have also prevented the 5 year old getting a "shredded face" as you put it.
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All irrelevant points in the face of yourself and others in this thread who are in complete denial about there being a problem.
Parents are essential. Dogs aren't.
Very mature and very articulated response....
Fancy saying how all the points are irrelevant?
Why are they? Some parents commit atrocious crimes with and against their children.
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It's called logic. If people are not willing to accept there's a problem then the causes are irrelevant.
Without parents you don't have children. Come on, engage brain.
Debatable. Some are detrimental to a child.
I'm not sure what to make of this thread.
I mean - yes, it's very nasty when something like this happens.... But in a country with 67M people and 13M dogs, it's just a fact of life that one or two of these things will happen every now and then, because that's the natural chaos of life.
**** happens, and it's horrible when it does - but that's the price of living in a free society.
I mean - yes, it's very nasty when something like this happens.... But in a country with 67M people and 13M dogs, it's just a fact of life that one or two of these things will happen every now and then, because that's the natural chaos of life.
**** happens, and it's horrible when it does - but that's the price of living in a free society.
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Except it isn't 1 or 2 and it's increasing at a staggering rate.
You seem to be saying that the maiming and death of people is a price you're willing to pay so that people can have dogs?