Can you show where I said that?
no permant damage other than maybe a little scar. punctured the skin on his nose, cheek, and lip and was swolen for a couple days. cat on the hand was about the same.
You need to find out how your son is behaving differently and help him stop doing this. There are certain movements and behaviors that will trigger aggression in animals. That aggression is often preemptive as the animal feels threatened in some way.
If you're going to call someone stupid, you're not using the correct you're/your........You're welcome....
yeah, I will be paying extra special attention now. he's pretty good with animals and I've never actually been there to see it. luckily we don't live near alligators or snakes or sharks. I'm thinking a goose at the local park is next. or a random bird.
Had that happened to me, that wouldve been a very dead dog regardless to whose property or dog it was, and my response to the owner would've been " oh yeah, well he'll never do it again"
I remember some stupid fuck on our range that would bring his dog out on a leash and walk it around. He would approach you with the dog and the dog would be barking and pulling until it got right up to you and start sniffing your crotch. He started that shit with me and I slapped the dog away.
From someone who's owned dachshunds, I believe they are pound for pound one of the most aggressive dogs. I'm glad there are no 100lb wiener dogs!
I wish some of these ignorant mouth breathers could understand this…
My wife couldn't control our first dauchs, a sassy little female, so she took her to obedience school. First class, instructor observes the dynamic, pulls my wife aside and says: (pointing at the female dobie also in the class) "... see that dog over there? handle yours like you would that one because that's what she thinks she looks like..."
Dachsunds are snappy little shits. They may leave a small scar but they won't tear off part of your face like a smiling, tail wagging pit will.
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OK' I'll bite. (but not like a mad dog)
Considering they were bred to go into badger holes and their name is literally "badger hound" in German, it's small wonder some of 'em are aggressive critters. You'd have to be going after a pissed-off badger in its own den!
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I learned how to walk by hanging on the collar of our German Shepard female. Then it was sleeping with and riding her. She took more crap off me but was a patient, guardian canine mother.
I have two pits and they have never bitten anyone. They are fiercely family oriented and protective of their own. We also have three cats without issue.
Brandy looks like a sweetheart. I think we should all keep in mind the canine instinct. Sometimes that instinct to kill the weak, or to protect the pack overwhelms what is taught, especially if the dog is male, or there is more than one dog in the group. I don't think any animal should be left alone with small children. That being said, I had a boxer that tolerated toddler nieces and nephews pulling his ears and nub tail and sticking their fingers up his butt.
I would worry about the cat bite if it was deep. Cats carry a set of germs in their saliva that can fuck you up big time. Hope you got him a tetanus shot
My neighbor had an aggressive pit who who would charge the fence every time he saw me. I made it a point that the neighbor saw my pitchfork aws placed strategically and he ahd the sense to chain the dog. A pitch fork is an awesome weapon.
I don't think today's pit bull is the same as 100 years, ago. Most breeds have been selectively modified, intentionally and many dogs are damaged, due to inbreeding.Nanny dogs. Did I miss where they said what kind of dog it was?
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