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will381796 wrote:Lock the thread. Let's move on.

Why are you even reading it if you dont seem to like it?

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03Lightningrocks wrote:I am willing to take the bet that if I blast a pit bull that is mauling my dog BECAUSE THE OWNER OF THE PIT BULL WOULD NOT STOP THE ATTACK....I would walk. The reason....BECAUSE THE OWNER OF THE PIT BULL WOULD NOT STOP THE ATTACK. This little detail makes all the difference in the world.

PS.....in Plano Texas....you will have a better chance getting a democrat elected than you will finding a jury that will rule in favor of a pit bull owner. Like I said...I'll take that bet and blast your dog...UNLESS....UNLESS you are making an attempt to stop it. If you think I would stand there while you allowed your dog to teach me a lesson...LOL...get ready for a rude awakening.

LOL, hope your not having a bad day cuz im sure it be mighty difficult to get a shot at two dogs rolling around in the dirt. If your lucky, you wont hit your dog with that bullet. If i were the leashed dog owner, i would tell the judge that your dog was about to attack ME and my dog was defending me :)

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SlowDave wrote:Not to pile on but... I'm gonna agree that your dog should have been on the leash. I believe that the incident would not have happened if your dog was on the leash, because you could have separated them immediately when things started to turn aggressive until not having a chance until your dog was in the death hold.

But it really doesn't matter. If I'm speeding and then get involved in a crash, it doesn't really matter if the crash wasn't caused by my excessive speed, I'm gonna take at least a chunk if not all of the rap. Same deal here. You can't be guilty of breaking a law, get involved in a situation related to it, and then say it's the other guy's fault. Like it or not, that's the system.

p.s. I consider people letting their dog get within leash reach of my dog when they're both on a walk as being extremely inconsiderate and troublesome. There is no need for that and I wouldn't tolerate it. You might be unlucky enough to run into other weird/rude dog owners like myself. If you've noticed, if dogs never get within reach of each other, they NEVER get hold of each other's throats and try to kill one another.

Dave,
I dont like it when other dog owners let their dogs get close to my dog either. I would love it if i knew all dogs were friendly and playful, but they arent. Im sure you know what i mean when i say i have run into people who swore their dogs were friendly only to have their dogs try to eat my little poopsie :(

Heck, i have to remind/scold my girlfriend every time she lets my dog just go up to people walking their dogs. I tell her its rude and that we dont know if their dog is friendly. I'd be a wreck if my little Attypoo got hurt.

Atlas

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Doug.38PR wrote:^
Never would have happened? How do you figure that? As said, this easily could have happened with a leash on both dogs. One of the most common things people do when passing people with other dogs on walks is let fellow dogs sniff and "say hello." In fact...I came across these same guys and this same pit a week or two earlier with my dog on a leash. At the time, the dog was friendly nothing happened...but it easily could have chomped down and gotten ahold my dogs neck (or anybody elses dog who happened to be walking by). If my arms and hands can't pull the dog free...neither is a leash attached to his neck

Doug, i have to disagree. It is much easier to control your dog while on a leash. It is much easier and quicker to pull your dog away if either dog shows signs of aggression. Ive had to do it and im sure many others have as well.

An unleashed dog is NOT going to be easy to get a hold of when a fight occurs.

Unfortunately your unleashed dog resulted in an injury which could have been avoided. I have seen many people who have very well behaved dogs running around unleashed. Forgive me, but these people fail to realize that some people are afraid of dogs and to see one running around unleashed can be terrifying. Not to mention that fact that they may encounter another "unleashed" or even "leashed" dog which is not socially trained and will attack out of fear.

Hope things go well for you and your dog.

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