dog lease laws

[cattitude]

his jaws were locked tight that is how he kept his hold

Are you familiar with Schutzhund? Do you know how "police dogs" are trained? Do you know they are given a "release" term to let go of the perp? If they're jaws were "locked" they couldn't release the perp.

I could care less what you've seen or heard. You know, I read on here the other day that some poor soul went out to her barn to see her horse and it kicked the chit out of her and messed up her face pretty bad. I think that horse is vicious and should be shot.

 

[vraiblonde]

That's why the owners have to be responsible (and a great many are not) and realized that they do have a dog that "can" be a problem.

But they're not going to do that. The responsible owners aren't the problem. Dip####s typically aren't responsible enough to realize they're irresponsible.

Any dog can be a biter, whether from fear, pain, whatever.

That's true, but a smaller dog won't do a lot of damage. A big dog will. If our neighbor's Yorkie gets a wild hair and decides to come after me, she would be easily fended off. Not so with a pit or a Rottie.

 

[vraiblonde]

I think that horse is vicious and should be shot.

Me too! I think all horses should be shot because they secrete a hormone that causes brain damage in humans with prolonged contact.

 

[PrepH4U]

Not an excuse. "Are your jaws locked? Blink once for yes, twice for no".

You are right, if he really was a trained "police" dog he would have known that. Silly me!

 

[jetmonkey]

i've seen a police dog on television attack a man and his jaws were locked tight on the man's arm

It's called 'acting'.

 

[vraiblonde]

It's called 'acting'.

 

[RoMary]

Are you familiar with Schutzhund? Do you know how "police dogs" are trained? Do you know they are given a "release" term to let go of the perp? If they're jaws were "locked" they couldn't release the perp.

I could care less what you've seen or heard. You know, I read on here the other day that some poor soul went out to her barn to see her horse and it kicked the chit out of her and messed up her face pretty bad. I think that horse is vicious and should be shot.

and i think you need could benefit from a few anger management classes

 

[cattitude]

and i think you need could benefit from a few anger management classes

Have we met?

 

[DoWhat]

The love of an animal can be the greatest joy a child can have growing up and learning to care for and love an animal helps them develop into a much better adult I believe.

So true.
I love you.

 

[PrepH4U]

and i think you need could benefit from a few anger management classes

Is your mouth full also? :shrug:

 

[cattitude]

So true.
I love you.

I wub you too and I knew it the minute I saw you with your pets.

 

[T.Rally]

But they're not going to do that. The responsible owners aren't the problem. Dip####s typically aren't responsible enough to realize they're irresponsible.


That's true, but a smaller dog won't do a lot of damage. A big dog will. If our neighbor's Yorkie gets a wild hair and decides to come after me, she would be easily fended off. Not so with a pit or a Rottie.

How do classify? If you knowingly keep and maintain an animal that has a history of biting, well isn't that irresponsible?

There's always a chance the unforeseen will happen. Why would anyone put their own pleasure of owning a biting dog before the security of their neighbor or their own family members?

 

[migtig]

Is your mouth full also? :shrug:

I'm contemplating a cheesesteak for lunch...

 

[Cowgirl]

Me too! I think all horses should be shot because they secrete a hormone that causes brain damage in humans with prolonged contact.

 

[beamher]

Not an excuse. "Are your jaws locked? Blink once for yes, twice for no".

 

[awpitt]

I just read that Maryland does not have a leash law. It was on a lawyer's website....

IN Md, leash laws are handled at the city or county level.

 

[beamher]

nothing like a good laugh while at lunch!!

 

[DoWhat]

Why would anyone put their own pleasure of owning a biting dog before the security of their neighbor or their own family members?

Animal owners should always protect their pets from the IDIOTS they want to bite.
Problem solved.

 

[Softballkid]

YOU'RE obviously a Redskin fan because you used YOUR incorrectly.


Opps...one of the many times...


He has seen the dog, I'm sure he can tell the difference between a pit/rot and a French poodle.


And do you have any clue how many times people have THOUGHT they were looking at pit, and it wasn't a pit...and when they are mixed, they really don't look like either.


Very hateful and uncalled for dig.

Very true, but in 99% of occasions, dogs treat people better than people treat people

Wrong. If a dog is outside and not in a contained area (i.e. fenced yard, dog pen), said dog has to be on a leash.

NOT in Maryland, we have no leash laws..

 

[awpitt]

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

Here are the St. Mary's regulations.

Good research, Ken. As usual. Leash law is in section 212.9