Pit Bull Attacks A Baby
04-20-2008, 05:34 PM
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wow... okay, Dont start picking on every word I say... the dog rared back as i approached it, you know exactly what im talking about... its irrelevant to what i typed out there anyway.
04-22-2008, 02:55 AM
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Any dog can be dangerous, it just depends on how it was raised, but with some cases, some dogs were bred to be violent, theres no getting around that.
I have a Bouvier des Flanders, and they are world reknown police dogs in Europe, and also great herding/working dogs...everyone in my neighborhood thinks its the meanest looking thing on this Earth, haha. They thought he was a black bear. I have to constantly re-assure to people that the only thing hes going to do is slobber on you, so I know the feeling.
The dogs that I have had problems with have been a Standard Poodle, min-Pin, and a Bichon Frise. All 3 were swiftly backhanded after they bit for NO REASON. BAD TRAINING is all I have to say to that.
I have a Bouvier des Flanders, and they are world reknown police dogs in Europe, and also great herding/working dogs...everyone in my neighborhood thinks its the meanest looking thing on this Earth, haha. They thought he was a black bear. I have to constantly re-assure to people that the only thing hes going to do is slobber on you, so I know the feeling.
The dogs that I have had problems with have been a Standard Poodle, min-Pin, and a Bichon Frise. All 3 were swiftly backhanded after they bit for NO REASON. BAD TRAINING is all I have to say to that.
