When dave goes fishing and his boat sinks, does little timmy playing in the park get ripped to pieces?
Does something need to be done about dogs?
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When dave goes fishing and his boat sinks, does little timmy playing in the park get ripped to pieces?
I thought trained dogs didn't attack? Can't get much more highly trained than police dogs.
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They're also trained to release, not cause too much harm and not to attack their handlers.
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.
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.
You're making things up. Tut tut. Waaaa
Just appealing to your whinging nature. What would the additional context change to a 5 year old with a shredded face?
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.
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.
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?
Sadly he has still abjectly failed at all training classes and the simplest of commands is beyond him. He's one dumb pup, his uncle beforehand was the direct opposite! Perhaps dumb isn't fair...belligerent. thats better.
Kept on a very tight and short leader when he's out. Kept away from kids at all times. Only let off the lead in a free-run area when he's out.
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Rare event?
English hospital episode data analysis (1998–2018) reveal that the rise in dog bite hospital admissions is driven by adult cases - Scientific Reports
Dog bites are a global health issue that can lead to severe health outcomes. This study aims to describe the incidence and sociodemographics of patients admitted to English National Health Service (NHS) hospitals for dog bites (1998–2018), and to estimate their annual direct health care costs...
www.nature.com
A recent United Kingdom (UK) population-based survey estimated that 25% of individuals have been bitten in their lifetime16. A third of those bites required medical treatment,
That's not a rare event!
Kyra King: Parents of baby mauled by dog sentenced
Three-month-old Kyra King was killed in woods in Lincolnshire as her parents exercised 19 dogs.
www.bbc.co.uk
Sentenced. A well behaved, disciplined, well trained dog. That is exactly what I'm talking about.
Do you think they competed on a national level with a pack of wild savages?
The child wasn't killed. I don't get why you want to focus on one specific attack scenario to the exclusion of all others. That's very strange.
It's not each time there's and attack though, is it? There are literally thousands of attacks every year. The stats have been posted multiple times. And there's no running, I'm here replying.
Myself and others have already suggested systems throughout this thread.
Yourself and others seem content to do nothing and effectively sacrifice an ever increasing number of people, maiming thousands more for dog ownership without control.
Quoting this for hilarity.
Then use the search function and you'll find the responses from me. Solves your problem.