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PrintableOUch! How horrible.
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i got bit in the ass by a dog.... | |
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TheRealFiness said: i got bit in the ass by a dog....
Ouch, if it was anything like this you wouldn't have been able to sit? Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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TheRealFiness said: i got bit in the ass by a dog....
 but it was YOUR dog  | |
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Teacher said: TheRealFiness said: i got bit in the ass by a dog....
but it was YOUR dog that doesnt make it right lol  lil bastid.. | |
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TheRealFiness said: Teacher said: but it was YOUR dog that doesnt make it right lol lil bastid..  But you weren't gonna say were you? 
And pics of the miscreant, bless her soul?  | |
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Teacher said: TheRealFiness said: that doesnt make it right lol lil bastid.. But you weren't gonna say were you?
And pics of the miscreant, bless her soul? yeah i miss that stupid doberman... | |
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TheRealFiness said: Teacher said: But you weren't gonna say were you?
And pics of the miscreant, bless her soul? yeah i miss that stupid doberman... Jen and Mike mated Brinka..... ..... ..... 
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Teacher said: Kick the offensive dog away, anything is allowed to protect you or your dog. I HATE people who can't get their dogs obedient, it's the mark of stupidity
Hope you're ok Steve  
Don't try to stand in it's way. kick the dog, it's the safest way to protect your dog. did you at least get the girls number? I gather there were two girls, did you get two numbers? can I use one? | |
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PREDOMINANT said: I was walking my sister’s dog (an extremely obedient and intelligent Border collie) on a lead yesterday in a quiet village. With my dog close to heal, on a short lead I passed a couple of women walking a dog (also on a lead) but clearly not under control. As we passed, their dog whipped round behind them and went straight for mine. In a lame effort to prevent a dogfight I stepped forward and received a lovely bite on my thigh. It was only a midsize dog but boy did it hurt. The bite went straight through my jeans and into my flesh. The bruising is very pretty.
What the hell do you do in a situation like that? I was stunned, the dogs owners were stunned. We just stood there with them apologising and me in shock. Then we just went our separate ways. Then like a girl I felt sick and had to have a sit down. My sister’s dog was so scared with this "what did I do" look on his face, awwwww.
I hope you got the owner's phone number. She is liable for any medical expenses. Make sure to get medical attention for that bite. It can become infected if it is not treated. My mom had an annoying Jack Russell that had BAD MANNERS. My family was celebrating my daughter's baptisim at a park and she refused to leave the dog at home. She tied him to a tree and let everyone know that the dog was not "baby friendly". I told her that we can't watch all the kids 100 percent of the time, she needed to make sure that her dog was not going to bite any of the kids. Sure enough, I heard a bark and a scream. I ran over to the dog to find a 2 year old child crying on the ground right next to the dog. The dog had bit the baby forearm. Not a bad bite, but it was still enough to break the skin and hurt the child. She was liable for the doc bills, and was told by animal control that her pet was not safe and needed "pet behavior classes" | |
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I'ld bite you. | |
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sinisterpentatonic said: PREDOMINANT said: Where d'you get my picture
 Cloudy linked it to me! You should see some of the other ones he had of you.  | |
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nesseone said: I hope you got the owner's phone number. She is liable for any medical expenses. Make sure to get medical attention for that bite. It can become infected if it is not treated.
My mom had an annoying Jack Russell that had BAD MANNERS. My family was celebrating my daughter's baptisim at a park and she refused to leave the dog at home. She tied him to a tree and let everyone know that the dog was not "baby friendly". I told her that we can't watch all the kids 100 percent of the time, she needed to make sure that her dog was not going to bite any of the kids. Sure enough, I heard a bark and a scream. I ran over to the dog to find a 2 year old child crying on the ground right next to the dog. The dog had bit the baby forearm. Not a bad bite, but it was still enough to break the skin and hurt the child. She was liable for the doc bills, and was told by animal control that her pet was not safe and needed "pet behavior classes" [/i]  some people amaze me with dogs and kids!
Heavenly said: did you at least get the girls number? I gather there were two girls, did you get two numbers? can I use one?
 not these girls, well if you wan't. whatever flicks your switchHappy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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Cloudbuster said: sinisterpentatonic said: Cloudy linked it to me! You should see some of the other ones he had of you. gooeythehamster said: I'ld bite you.
You are both dreaming!  Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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That's why I'm a cat person.
(Feelin' better?) | |
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nesseone said: PREDOMINANT said: I was walking my sister’s dog (an extremely obedient and intelligent Border collie) on a lead yesterday in a quiet village. With my dog close to heal, on a short lead I passed a couple of women walking a dog (also on a lead) but clearly not under control. As we passed, their dog whipped round behind them and went straight for mine. In a lame effort to prevent a dogfight I stepped forward and received a lovely bite on my thigh. It was only a midsize dog but boy did it hurt. The bite went straight through my jeans and into my flesh. The bruising is very pretty.
What the hell do you do in a situation like that? I was stunned, the dogs owners were stunned. We just stood there with them apologising and me in shock. Then we just went our separate ways. Then like a girl I felt sick and had to have a sit down. My sister’s dog was so scared with this "what did I do" look on his face, awwwww.
I hope you got the owner's phone number. She is liable for any medical expenses. Make sure to get medical attention for that bite. It can become infected if it is not treated. My mom had an annoying Jack Russell that had BAD MANNERS. My family was celebrating my daughter's baptisim at a park and she refused to leave the dog at home. She tied him to a tree and let everyone know that the dog was not "baby friendly". I told her that we can't watch all the kids 100 percent of the time, she needed to make sure that her dog was not going to bite any of the kids. Sure enough, I heard a bark and a scream. I ran over to the dog to find a 2 year old child crying on the ground right next to the dog. The dog had bit the baby forearm. Not a bad bite, but it was still enough to break the skin and hurt the child. She was liable for the doc bills, and was told by animal control that her pet was not safe and needed "pet behavior classes" Jack Russels aren't any different from other terriers, they're made to catch and kill rats. They have the same physical makeup that pitbulls have, that the jaws lock when they bite. There are different kinds of jack russels, but generally I hate the little creatures fiercely. In Sweden they are responsible for the most numbers of bites on children every year. SMALL DOG DOES NOT MEAN FRIENDLY!!!!! | |
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Teacher said: nesseone said:
I hope you got the owner's phone number. She is liable for any medical expenses. Make sure to get medical attention for that bite. It can become infected if it is not treated. My mom had an annoying Jack Russell that had BAD MANNERS. My family was celebrating my daughter's baptisim at a park and she refused to leave the dog at home. She tied him to a tree and let everyone know that the dog was not "baby friendly". I told her that we can't watch all the kids 100 percent of the time, she needed to make sure that her dog was not going to bite any of the kids. Sure enough, I heard a bark and a scream. I ran over to the dog to find a 2 year old child crying on the ground right next to the dog. The dog had bit the baby forearm. Not a bad bite, but it was still enough to break the skin and hurt the child. She was liable for the doc bills, and was told by animal control that her pet was not safe and needed "pet behavior classes" Jack Russels aren't any different from other terriers, they're made to catch and kill rats. They have the same physical makeup that pitbulls have, that the jaws lock when they bite. There are different kinds of jack russels, but generally I hate the little creatures fiercely. In Sweden they are responsible for the most numbers of bites on children every year. SMALL DOG DOES NOT MEAN FRIENDLY!!!!! Dave's mother-in-law have Jack Russel named Jake. Jake once try to bite Hopkins. Hopkins bite back. Hopkins bite harder. Now jake not mess with Hopkins. Jake now act like my bitch. | |
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HopkinsTheCorgi said: Teacher said: Jack Russels aren't any different from other terriers, they're made to catch and kill rats. They have the same physical makeup that pitbulls have, that the jaws lock when they bite. There are different kinds of jack russels, but generally I hate the little creatures fiercely. In Sweden they are responsible for the most numbers of bites on children every year. SMALL DOG DOES NOT MEAN FRIENDLY!!!!! Dave's mother-in-law have Jack Russel named Jake. Jake once try to bite Hopkins. Hopkins bite back. Hopkins bite harder. Now jake not mess with Hopkins. Jake now act like my bitch.  I love corgis!!!  | |
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Teacher said: HopkinsTheCorgi said: Dave's mother-in-law have Jack Russel named Jake. Jake once try to bite Hopkins. Hopkins bite back. Hopkins bite harder. Now jake not mess with Hopkins. Jake now act like my bitch. I love corgis!!! Corgis love you! Hopkins smart Corgi! Hopkins have own thread! http://www.prince.org/msg/100/114621 | |
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The dog shouldn't be put down....
..Just have it taken to a dentist 
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I have a Sheltie. He's very well mannered, But he is very protective. He is not good with infants. He will snap at them if they get close to him. This is the only problem I have with him. I bought him when he was 8 weeks old. He was sold to another person at 6 weeks and brought back 2 weeks later to the original owner. The person that bought him had a small child (2 years old) that hit him, pulled on his ears, and bit him. The person that returned him said they could keep the child from attacking him. (wtf???) so they had to return him.
I fell in love with him the moment I saw him. The seller informed me about the "abuse" and asked me if I had children. He has never tried to bite me or my children. He is very gentle with my kids. I strongly believe that the owner is responsible for their dogs behavior. They only know what you teach them..... | |
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