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Wouter Basson, that you?Could the @SPCA please ban pit bulls? Not existing ones but ban them from breeding, in 15 years time there will be no more pit bulls.
Wouter Basson, that you?Could the @SPCA please ban pit bulls? Not existing ones but ban them from breeding, in 15 years time there will be no more pit bulls.
Barking up the wrong tree there.Feed these dogs to lions once and for all. Go release them at Kruger National Park.
I suspect the lions will get the short end of the stick in that fight.Feed these dogs to lions once and for all. Go release them at Kruger National Park.
100%This is why I can't take my Ridgeback to Sea Point, she's a very reactive dog, but because people let their dogs off leash there I can't take her to walk on leash.
I keep my distance from other people and dogs, but a dog will come running from 50 meters away and the owner will shout "don't worry, he's just playing"... ma'am my dog will indeed by playing with your little poodle, as a rag doll, if you don't call it back.
Dog owners who let their dogs off leash wherever they want are all POS, they limit the places those of us who have reactive dogs, or dogs in training, can take our dogs to.
That’s what I was thinking too.I suspect the lions will get the short end of the stick in that fight.
That violent killing machine is clearly just storing energy in anticipation of the next opportunity to maul a toddler.Nah, thats an unnatural thing for a Bull Terrier, mine are more like this :
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Because people have it in their heads that muzzles are cruel, and mean your dog is a killing machineWhy not just muzzle these big dogs. Then nooone can bite no one. No leashes required. They can hump each other to death.
My niece and her husband think their dog (some sort of whippet mix) is a fcking baby and take it all over with them, then let it run off-leash. They visited me one day, I told them that my wife's dog (a pavement special of 'god knows what' mix between a maltese and a scotty rescued by the wife when visiting the SPCA one day), although smaller, isn't going to take kindly to your dog running around in her space - did they listen, nooooo "don't worry Uncle, Lil's well trained, it won't be an issue" - ja well no fine - two nips later and Lil was hiding under the table for the rest of the visit - needless to say Lil is no longer brought along to family functions at my house.This is why I can't take my Ridgeback to Sea Point, she's a very reactive dog, but because people let their dogs off leash there I can't take her to walk on leash.
I keep my distance from other people and dogs, but a dog will come running from 50 meters away and the owner will shout "don't worry, he's just playing"... ma'am my dog will indeed by playing with your little poodle, as a rag doll, if you don't call it back.
Dog owners who let their dogs off leash wherever they want are all POS, they limit the places those of us who have reactive dogs, or dogs in training, can take our dogs to.
Good dog, taught the other doggie about boundaries. Lil whippet probably never been told off in it's lifeMy niece and her husband think their dog (some sort of whippet mix) is a fcking baby and take it all over with them, then let it run off-leash. They visited me one day, I told them that my wife's dog (a pavement special of 'god knows what' mix between a maltese and a scotty rescued by the wife when visiting the SPCA one day), although smaller, isn't going to take kindly to your dog running around in her space - did they listen, nooooo "don't worry Uncle, Lil's well trained, it won't be an issue" - ja well no fine - two nips later and Lil was hiding under the table for the rest of the visit - needless to say Lil is no longer brought along to family functions at my house.
Those are all at parks which are specifically for kids to play and not for dogs. I put my dog on the leash to go though those or if the kids want to play there.
err you had better check again, I'm there almost every SundayThose are all at parks which are specifically for kids to play and not for dogs
why must her dog go say hello
Does this also work for beggars at the robot? Asking for a friend.I walk around with a knobkierie. Get close to me, with or without a leash and I start bliksem. Learned my lesson from the last attack. Dogs don't like to be hit with knob kieries for some reason.
She absolutely loves to maul a toddler, no question.That violent killing machine is clearly just storing energy in anticipation of the next opportunity to maul a toddler.
I often see people with one dog on the leash and the other off. It totally makes sense to not approach the one on leash and I will always direct my hound away from that situation.