Dog attack. Stupid public.

newport100 · Post by **newport100** » Thu Oct 11, 12 10:23 pm

Had a similar experience-
my black lab (also Hemi !)

got attacked by 2 alsations - I also jumped in and got bitten after booting one in the ribs

owner was a joke ! arrogant prick- laughed at me and said I should have kept out the way as thats what dogs do !!!

later materilised they had done it before

newport100 · Post by **newport100** » Thu Oct 11, 12 10:26 pm

my boy

Mossy68 · Post by **Mossy68** » Thu Oct 11, 12 11:16 pm

Aww he looks nice !!
I'm not a dog owner at present (no time ) but I grew up with them and love them.
My personal opinion is that the owners are totally at fault.
Carl made some good points.
My cuz was a police dog handler for most of his career and kept his last dog. It could rip you to bits at a command. But happily play with kids !!!!
I was shocked reading the replies on how common this problem is !!!

Gary

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Fri Oct 12, 12 10:18 am

My Billy is a real killer.

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Fri Oct 12, 12 10:21 am

He clearly has all the charm that you lack - you must be compensating here

Great looking dog!!

Dart Vader · Post by **Dart Vader** » Fri Oct 12, 12 10:22 am

This is Guinness, or should we call him Fang

At least he the right Vader colour

Dart Vader · Post by **Dart Vader** » Fri Oct 12, 12 10:27 am

Dave81 · Post by **Dave81** » Fri Oct 12, 12 12:56 pm

newport100 wrote:Had a similar experience-
my black lab (also Hemi !)

got attacked by 2 alsations - I also jumped in and got bitten after booting one in the ribs

owner was a joke ! arrogant prick- laughed at me and said I should have kept out the way as thats what dogs do !!!

later materilised they had done it before

Should of layed him out and said 'thats what i do'!

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Fri Oct 12, 12 1:18 pm

Dave81 wrote:Should of layed him out and said 'thats what i do'!

LOL

Reminds me of when a runner came past me while I was walking Billy.

I brought Billy to heel and we stood right on the edge of the path to give the runner plenty (about 4 feet) or room and he smacked me in the back with his elbow as he came past, almost knocking me over.

I caught up with him eventually (it took a quarter mile and it was not easy in a heavy coat and heavy walking boots - but I was annoyed) and he denied touching me and said he didn't feel a thing.

So I elbow-struck him across the jaw, stood over him (he was now on his back) and (with hardly any breath from running) asked "Did you feel that?" and walked away.