"Dangerous Dog act" Not Working obviously.
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Re: "Dangerous Dog act" Not Working obviously.
Unfortunately it would seem that many of these dangerous dogs are in fact more intelligent than their owners!
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Re: "Dangerous Dog act" Not Working obviously.
Indeed - maybe the Dangerous Dogs Act should be renamed the Idiotic Owners Act.dead ringer wrote:Unfortunately it would seem that many of these dangerous dogs are in fact more intelligent than their owners!
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Re: "Dangerous Dog act" Not Working obviously.
I had a Samoyed, as soft as anything. Loved people and other dogs, not one vicious bone in his body. Suddenly, one day when my hubby was walking him he pulled on Loki's lead, I think to stop him sniffing and move on, and BAM, Loki flew at him and bit his hand! I was gobsmacked when I heard, even our friends or anyone who knew him couldn't believe it.
Just goes to show, even the most gentle of dogs can be unpredictable. To this day, I have no idea why Loki flew like that.
But to label certain breeds as dangerous dogs, to me is simply narrow minded.
Just goes to show, even the most gentle of dogs can be unpredictable. To this day, I have no idea why Loki flew like that.
But to label certain breeds as dangerous dogs, to me is simply narrow minded.
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