Irresponsible dog owners

[walshie 2,804]

Mrs walshie took my ridgeback bitch for a walk in the park this afternoon. She used a different park to the usual one as that is flooded at the moment

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They had been in the park for about 2 minutes when this "apparently" unattended GSD came up and laid into my dog. My mrs was genuinely worried my dog would kill this GSD as she has had a hatred for them all her life for some reason, and is a big strong dog that doesn't take kindly to being attacked.

 

I wish she'd let it now as when she broke it up with some deft footwork, a last lunge from this other dog ripped a gash in my dogs shoulder. Once they had been separated, a skanky looking crackhead came and grabbed his dog by the collar and ran out of the park.

 

£100 so far at the vets and this arsehole gets off scot free? If my dog had been a spaniel instead of 40kg of attitude, she could have been in a lot worse shape.

 

I don't know whether to report it or try and find the bloke myself to ask for my £100. I'm so p*ssed off.

[the big chief 3,099]

no point in reporting it they don't do f**k all best bet is to take a walk with the wife in and try and point the little c**t out the rest is up to you

[Brewman 1,192]

Similar story with my ridgeback and a GSD which was off the lead. It went for me and the RR got in between. I have never seen a dog turn into a horrible c#nt with that look in eye. The GSD backed off and the prick off an owner looked at me as if its my fault. Poncy test.

And owners who say their little boot rat thinks its a rottweiler.

Fcuk off love you silly tart before my dog chokes on the little siht.

Rant over.

[The Seeker 3,048]

I have a daft springer all it wants to do is work in cover however had a bad experience with an uncontrolled staffy. If another dog attacks mine again I make sure I have what's needed to stop it

[hollands hope 1,024]

Similar story with my ridgeback and a GSD which was off the lead. It went for me and the RR got in between. I have never seen a dog turn into a horrible c#nt with that look in eye. The GSD backed off and the prick off an owner looked at me as if its my fault. Poncy test.

And owners who say their little boot rat thinks its a rottweiler.

Fcuk off love you silly tart before my dog chokes on the little siht.

Rant over.

Those are the worst ones,yapping little b*****ds.

[Nik_B 3,790]

I think firstly you should let your dog off the lead, it will look after it's self (I dont mean fighting) but it can escape etc if it wants. Keeping it on the lead might increase the tension in your dog and make things even worse. Last thing you want to do is stick your hands anywhere near them pulling them off etc.

[walshie 2,804]

I think firstly you should let your dog off the lead, it will look after it's self (I dont mean fighting) but it can escape etc if it wants. Keeping it on the lead might increase the tension in your dog and make things even worse. Last thing you want to do is stick your hands anywhere near them pulling them off etc.

 

She was off the lead. She only ever wants to sniff things and mind her own business, then this numptie's dog just charged over and started.

[Nik_B 3,790]

I think firstly you should let your dog off the lead, it will look after it's self (I dont mean fighting) but it can escape etc if it wants. Keeping it on the lead might increase the tension in your dog and make things even worse. Last thing you want to do is stick your hands anywhere near them pulling them off etc.

 

She was off the lead. She only ever wants to sniff things and mind her own business, then this numptie's dog just charged over and started.

 

I've got a can of compressed air for those kind of situations, not had to use it because no doubt like your missus I don't want confrontation with people but I've had that happens few times and the last time the dog got a boot in the ribs.

 

The trainer I see recommends carrying a heavy rope lead or an umbrella to divert the attention of the dog and also a can of deodorant or something...a little squirt should make them think twice and make it smell nice all day long at the same time

[bobcullen79 1,495]

Not good.. I carry a Roe antler topped walking stick after 2 lurchers coarsed my 2 terriers through a local wood, with no apparent handler. I dont know who`d have got it worse if I caught them, the dogs or the owner. I did call out to get the lurchers under control with no reply, so in my eyes them dogs was fair game.

[The one 8,513]

'bobcullen79' timestamp='1355391398' post='2942653']

Not good.. I carry a Roe antler topped walking stick after 2 lurchers coarsed my 2 terriers through a local wood, with no apparent handler. I dont know who`d have got it worse if I caught them, the dogs or the owner. I did call out to get the lurchers under control with no reply, so in my eyes them dogs was fair game.

 

Same here i go out with a big thumb stick and i would use it . most of the time other dog owners see me with it and give me a wide berth but sometimes a dog will come racing over and try to start something with the spaniel or lab but then the lurcher appears and they often think twice

[Froudy 40]

Imagine if that was a little kid the dog got hold off if it was me I would report it

 

Atb

 

Froudy

[mushroom 13,304]

It's a pain in the arse here, most smaller dogs and a lot of larger ones are dog aggressive because of lack of socialisation and idiot owners who think it's cute, they soon change when Trev looks at them and gives a low growl that is very intent and I tell them to get the fuuckin dog away before Trev chokes on it. Problem is now that Trev who was and still is very socialised does not trust other dogs on a lead and gives them a wide berth with a look in his eyes, which worries me slightly given a wee bit of his lines history with smaller dogs that pisss them off

 

Off the lead with other dogs in the park not even the slightest incline of aggression just wants to meet and play

[walshie 2,804]

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It's a pain in the arse here, most smaller dogs and a lot of larger ones are dog aggressive because of lack of socialisation and idiot owners who think it's cute, they soon change when Trev looks at them and gives a low growl that is very intent and I tell them to get the fuuckin dog away before Trev chokes on it. Problem is now that Trev who was and still is very socialised does not trust other dogs on a lead and gives them a wide berth with a look in his eyes, which worries me slightly given a wee bit of his lines history with smaller dogs that pisss them off

 

Off the lead with other dogs in the park not even the slightest incline of aggression just wants to meet and play

 

My dog has no aggressionon or off the lead. She has plenty of "friends" she meets up the park regularly and ones she doesn't know, she has a sniff at and she's on her way. She does take offence at aggressive dogs, but this b*stard gave her no warning of his intentions just laid into her. She was out again today and luckily it doesn;t seem to have changed her opinion of other dogs.