dog lease laws

[DoWhat]

How can jaws lock tight without having a locking jaw?

Alligator?

 

[RoMary]

no

are you?

 

[Softballkid]

They do have an incredible amount of jaw pressure and they don't let go easily.

I know, Rott's have the most out of all "civilized" dogs...

Hihena's(sp) are the only one in the "dog" family with more

 

[cattitude]

no

are you?

Oh for crap sake. If you're not her, you have no idea what she meant by what she posted.

I'd be interested in hearing what breeds have jaws that "lock tight" and from where you get your information.

 

[cattitude]

They do have an incredible amount of jaw pressure and they don't let go easily.

Correct, but their jaws don't "lock."

 

[robbie]

True that the jaws doesn't actually lock but the pitt breed naturally has an instinct to hold on tightly making it virtually impossible to open the jaws. Bad enough for me.

 

[ylexot]

Correct, but their jaws don't "lock."

..and therefore, do not "lock tight".

 

[DoWhat]

Oh for crap sake.

Are you aloud to you that phrase?
It does not belong to you.

 

[cattitude]

Are you aloud to you that phrase?
It does not belong to you.

I beg to differ kind sir. It is MY phrase.

 

[cattitude]

True that the jaws doesn't actually lock but the pitt breed naturally has an instinct to hold on tightly making it virtually impossible to open the jaws. Bad enough for me.

Aha..

 

[Midnightrider]

i've seen a stafordshire terrier biting down on a stick too long, when he tried to drop it you could see his jaw spasm a few times before he could let go. I think its more like a cramp than locking though, It seemed like it cramped in the closed position and until the latic acid wore off it was stuck. Just my observation though.

 

[BS Gal]

I would hate to get lockjaw.

 

[cattitude]

I would hate to get lockjaw.

Of course, there are times when that would come in handy.

 

[beamher]

http://www.co.saint-marys.md.us/Emergencycomm/docs/AnimalControlRegs.pdf

Here are the St. Mary's regulations.

thanks, didn't get a chance to read it all but i did skim through it and learned something

 

[Cowgirl]

I would hate to get lockjaw.

What's worse than lockjaw? Having lockjaw and being seasick.

 

[BS Gal]

Of course, there are times when that would come in handy.

Tomorrow afternoon it would be handy. I hope I don't decide to confess all the family secrets to the dentist when I'm sedated. I have a fear of doing that since, apparently, I did it when I came out of surgery a few years ago.

 

[desertrat]

I would hate to get lockjaw.

I now have to remove myself from this thread for fear of getting myself in trouble. Bye.

 

[Nickel]

You're probably one of those nuts who grabs up their kids when I'm walking my BOXERS.

I was talking to my neighbor's boxers through the fence yesterday and they barked at me! Meamies.

 

[migtig]

I would hate to get lockjaw.

I have TMJ and I get lock jaw on occasion - thankfully it hasn't happened at the "wrong" time.

However, I believe animals can be off leash, but are supposed to be supervised. I let the dawgs run loose in the front yard which isn't fenced, but I stay with them. If I can't watch them, I place them out back, which is fenced.

 

[vraiblonde]

i'm new to the county and wanted to know the dog (leash) laws.

Darn it. I was hoping to lease a dog for a week or two. I don't want one for keeps, just to play with a bit until I get tired of him.