wow I have never heard of some of those dog breeds.
One of my dream dogs is a cane corso
One of my dream dogs is a cane corso
So tell me how does doberman taste?emysemys said:I want a doberman pup so bad I can taste it, but I just bought my visiting grand daughter an IPad, so I have to put the puppy on the back burner.
dmmj said:So tell me how does doberman taste?emysemys said:I want a doberman pup so bad I can taste it, but I just bought my visiting grand daughter an IPad, so I have to put the puppy on the back burner.
DixieParadise said:The problem with this list is that I didn't see, American Straffordshire...aka Pit Bull.
I own a 14 yr old Bull Terrier. You know Spuds, Erin the Target dog. I have a picture of my Great Niece riding on her when the niece was 3 months old.
I am including a picture of what happens when you leave a two year old around a member of the unacceptable breed list.....don't look if you have a weak stomach....it will just amaze you.
DeanS said:Well...the dingo and wolf are listed...but where's the coyote and African wild dog? I know several people who have one or the other...
Zouave said:i never understand why retrievers aren't on these lists. They are responsible for the most injuries to humans.
FernandoM said:Zouave said:i never understand why retrievers aren't on these lists. They are responsible for the most injuries to humans.
That's what I've been told.
Golden retrievers are always shown as lovable family dogs in the media and Hollywood.
I am just throwing thois out there, but maybe since a pit bull bite is bigger and more serious that is why you see more of them than say a chi chi's bite since they would be smaller and more treatable, like I said I have been snapped at by more chi chi's than i have pit bulls in my years here on this planet.kendallllmcd said:DEFINATELY PIT BULLS AND ROTTS AND ANY BULLLY BREED I WORK AT A VETS OFFICE AND THOSE ARE THE DEF MORE SCARY AND DANGEROUS
LIKE SAID BEFORE, CHIHUAHUAS PROBABLY HAVE A BIGGER PRECENTAGE OF BEING NASTY BUT THE OTHERS CAUSE ALOT MORE DAMAGE
I WOULDNT SAY AKITA OR HUSKY THOUGH, I CANNOT RECALL ONE OF THOSE BREEDS IN MY PRACTICE THAT HAD A BAD ATTITUDE BUT YOU ALSO NEVER KNOWW WITH DOGGIES
kendallllmcd said:DEFINATELY PIT BULLS AND ROTTS AND ANY BULLLY BREED I WORK AT A VETS OFFICE AND THOSE ARE THE DEF MORE SCARY AND DANGEROUS
LIKE SAID BEFORE, CHIHUAHUAS PROBABLY HAVE A BIGGER PRECENTAGE OF BEING NASTY BUT THE OTHERS CAUSE ALOT MORE DAMAGE
I WOULDNT SAY AKITA OR HUSKY THOUGH, I CANNOT RECALL ONE OF THOSE BREEDS IN MY PRACTICE THAT HAD A BAD ATTITUDE BUT YOU ALSO NEVER KNOWW WITH DOGGIES
My wife was a vet tech for 13 years, and she is still in the veterinary field as a consultant. (Much higher pay than a tech ) She and every tech that she worked with had no fear of the bully breeds as they knew that no matter what you did to them, they would seldom bite, but as soon as a retriever or lab walked through the door, they all knew to exercise caution as these would almost always try to bite when handled by strangers. I'm not saying that ALL pit bulls are angels, they aren't. I've dealt with several bad ones in my career. The bad ones are very few and far between though. By comparison, I've dealt with a whole lotta aggressive goldens. I see lots of ill tempered labs too, but most lab owners seem to just accept it or make excuses for it.kendallllmcd said:DEFINATELY PIT BULLS AND ROTTS AND ANY BULLLY BREED I WORK AT A VETS OFFICE AND THOSE ARE THE DEF MORE SCARY AND DANGEROUS
LIKE SAID BEFORE, CHIHUAHUAS PROBABLY HAVE A BIGGER PRECENTAGE OF BEING NASTY BUT THE OTHERS CAUSE ALOT MORE DAMAGE
I WOULDNT SAY AKITA OR HUSKY THOUGH, I CANNOT RECALL ONE OF THOSE BREEDS IN MY PRACTICE THAT HAD A BAD ATTITUDE BUT YOU ALSO NEVER KNOWW WITH DOGGIES
wrmitchell22 said:I think it is rediculous to ban breeds! Why not ban a certain religion or proffession, there must be statistics for who parties the most or gets more arrests. I agree ban the deed not the breed. Why not just make dog owners with those breeds prove the dag has had obedience training and been evaluated by a trainer to be non-aggressive or obedient?? That would encourage good ownership and not punish good dog owners.