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missperky
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JWWB stated that she did contact Tri County and decided not to take him back and instead found him another home...
Pork Chop- agressive boxer at tricounty
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JWWB stated that she did contact Tri County and decided not to take him back and instead found him another home...
Christy
b*tch rocket
Some of the nastiest dogs I've been around have been cocker spaniels.
Yes, but they can only attack at knee level.
Actually though, every cocker that I've ever encountered was always docile and submissive, to the point of peeing whenever you touched them.
Midnightrider
Well-Known Member
why would the victim of the attack care, didn't they know porky was just playin'
Loper
Animal Poor!
you know, I'm sorry you had a bad experience with a rescue that you got before, that has nothing to do with this... drop it, it has nothing to do with PC... the only peeps that had a problem with PC is Bay_Kat and her Hubby and they had him for 4 weeks and it seems he was running the house from the get go.
no pup is perfect! Bay_Kat and her hubby told Catt they had experience with the boxer breed, they obviously couldn't control him. It had nothing to do with why JWWB tried to find a home.
Bay_Kat and her hubby made a mistake in getting a dog they couldn't handle, especially with the Young one that might be Bowled over by a Big dog.that might happen for any freaking reason...
I would like to know if any Blood was drawn in any of these attacks? or was it just a mouth situation... and did the lady holding the Yorkie receive any bites in the attack? did the yorkie get bit? did the other bigger dogs get bit? There should be some report if he (PC) did bite.
Obviously your assumptions are not only unfounded, you have not read the entire thread including the one which was erased. In the future it is wise to make sure you have your facts straight prior to commenting on issues you have no knowledge of. In other words MOB SH.
usnavymike
It would help if you quoted correctly so it could be read(Just an FYI and I'll fix it for you), besides that, I read what I could from the deleted thread. I can't say I read it all because it was deleted. :shrug: But from the threads I read that YOU have posted, you HAD NO CONTROL of PC... You could not handle him... there's no shame in admitting it buddy!
You and Bay_Kat made a decision that you had to and I never bashed you on that! My only thing was I thought (in my personal opinion) that catt or the previous owner should have been called.
Loper
Animal Poor!
Dude I disagree, I think the they will disclose everything and you are working yourself over only because of your past experience! get your head out of your ass and see this situation here and not back when!!!
No one is trying to BURY Bay_Kat's and her hubbies experience! It is stated that it was only them that had the problem!!!!!!! Not that the problem didn't happen. No one said it wouldn't be included in his profile...
Loper
Animal Poor!
Some of the nastiest dogs I've been around have been cocker spaniels.
I think if you check the stats... most people are bit by those little basstages... they just don't do any damage and are not reported....
BS Gal
Voted Nicest in 08
I think if you check the stats... most people are bit by those little basstages... they just don't do any damage and are not reported....
I hate those dogs. They pee. A lot.
Loper
Animal Poor!
They pee then nip at you... LOL
tiltedangel
New Member
not to butt in but i would really like to say something...i love animals and wish i could take all of them...but my neighbor fostered animals and then brought them to their forever homes...well she had this one foster named billie...he was a dalmation...just the sweetest dog...i would feed him when they went away and play for a little while..he loved to get in my lap and put his head on my shoulder...well he was adopted by a family and three months or so later they said he was a problem....she went and got him....he was a different dog...scared of people and even me...eventually he let me at least pet him...well after about a month there was a frantic knock on my kitchen window and the neighbor was signaling me to hurry...i went outside and her teenage daughter was lying on the porch with a cloth over her face...her legs were shaking uncontrollably...cops all over....billie had almost taken her forehead off...i knew of course what this meant for billie and it broke my heart...and the girl next door is thank god ok..with the help many doctors....she had just leaned toward her mom on the couch to show her something and the dog was there too and just attacked...as she was running to the kitchen he got her legs too....i hope to never see anything like this again...but it showed me that a sweet dog can be turned by different things in their lives and you will never know until they snap....maybe this dog could be fine and have a future if he could put somewhere there is not a lot of activity around or children and a nice fenced place for him to be when outside to keep him from getting to another animal or person...sometimes we just don't know....good luck and many prayers that the right decision is made.
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SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
She'll get over it... mine do! Having large animals, dogs, horses, what ever...We are bound to get bumped, stepped on and sometimes rolled. It pisses us off at first, but it comes with the territory.
tommyjones
New Member
and it wont happen again considering she has gotten the threat out of her house.
who are you to question what she and mike do in the interest if the safety of their children?
forever jewel
Green Eyed Lady
SouthernMD just said that if you are raised with animals (large or small), you have learn how to live with them and you toughen up. But I do agree that an animal should be removed if it is too much of a threat to the family.
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
Hmmm, I questioned it?? Where?
I didn't question their decision, only stated the little one will get over it as most do. Now, shut up!
tommyjones
New Member
Hmmm, I questioned it?? Where?
I didn't question their decision, only stated the little one will get over it as most do. Now, shut up!
like i said, she will get over it now that the aggressive dog is out of her house.
and you can hang that in your azz.
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
See TJ, some peeps can read and understand what is being said. On another note, their decision is just that... I do think they should have called back Catt and company first though. I have always told any adopters to please call me if there is a problem,,, the pups/animals are welcomed back home with us if it doesn't work out.
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
No thanks, I hang nothing in my azz.....
SouthernMdRocks
R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
Honesty is my best policy....TYVM!
Once again it is apparent you yourself do not read or comprehend. You are boring me now...
While at Tri County, he showed NO SIGNS of being aggressive, even when walked in front of the other dog's kennels. Why is that so hard for you to believe? Just because it happened in one household doesn't mean it will happen in another. He has been back with me for a week now with no aggressive behavior. There are plenty of people out front walking around. Does he bark to let me know they are there? Yes he does. I tell him "Thank you for letting me know someone is out there but now it's time to quiet down." As crazy as it sounds, it works.
PrepH4U
New Member
I think if you check the stats... most people are bit by those little basstages... they just don't do any damage and are not reported....
Yep I had a "pee pee" as he was renamed, nice w/ people if you didn't bother him while he was sleeping. Took every advantage of a cracked door to run out and try to attack other dogs. He had a rough childhood & I thought that was his maybe his excuse. He was definately not a little guy that I bonded deeply with!
