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John Thomson
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 8:30 am    Post subject: Dog Attacks in the news again Reply with quote

Well more sad news this week with children being attacked and permanently scarred by dogs......2 Rotties in one and and Akita in the other..........we will never know the full story........just the sensational headlines.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 12:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

again we only get part of the story however i don't blame the dogs.....i blame the owners....why werer two rotties out without supervision?????????

and as far as the akita ......the owner of the dog is a dog groomer and has a staffie also which attacted her then 10 month old son and lost a part of his ear.....does that not tell you she is not in control of her dogs!


sorry for the rant!
i have heard many folk say to these stories 'dogs need to be destroyed they have had the taste of blood'......my dogs along with many other are fed raw and know the taste of blood so should mine be put to sleep in prevention!!!!!
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