Bull Terrier & Walker Covered In Blood After Attack

[Brewman 1,192]

what utter shite tax discs on dogs, paying the government nore money in insurance, higher rates on the types of dogs???? what is going through some of your heads? don't they harm us enough with taking far too much off us anyway and lets face it they have toooooo much say over our dogs anyway. just be harder on the owner of the dogs that do these stupid attacks

 

You're right Big G it is utter shite but we're only tossing shite round like we would in the pub. Nothing put forward by politicians will ever favour responsible dog owners it'll just be a knee jerk reaction and a couple of token seizures and prosecutions then onto harassing innocent dog owners like us.

[bracken boy 584]

Scothunter i hate them sort really i do im wanting the dog wardens ti do more it cant be that hard to identify report and act, rob ok see your point yet again dog wardens with more power id give but we all want the same thing dont we? Safer dogs with owners who have a brain to care for their dog big or small, the only trouble i will get into will.be protecting my dogs or whatever dog i walk from offlead out of control dogs with owners 200 yards away..

[rob190364 2,594]

Scothunter i hate them sort really i do im wanting the dog wardens ti do more it cant be that hard to identify report and act, rob ok see your point yet again dog wardens with more power id give but we all want the same thing dont we? Safer dogs with owners who have a brain to care for their dog big or small, the only trouble i will get into will.be protecting my dogs or whatever dog i walk from offlead out of control dogs with owners 200 yards away..

to be honest chavs and retards get on my tits no matter what they're doing, so unless they make it legal for me to blow their heads off they're always going to annoy me...whether it's with their dogs, cars, or just walking down the street with their hands on their bollocks

[youcanthide...BANG 1,051]

 

 

bracken im sure the lads on here who own them can control them,well i hope they can.round my way seems every c**t wants to own staffies,or rotties.and im not lying ive met loads,and unfortunaetly the few several times,and not one of them listens to a word there ownwers say.there either chasing after them,or trying to stop fights.the only time i let my dog off the lead is when get to where im going. sadly i have to pass these idiots from time to time. i honestly dont see how they get any enjoyment from owning a dog,that does not listen to basic commands.

Im sick to the back teeth of people branding anybody who wants a staffie a chav, yes many do want these dogs for the wrong reasons but why does that mean anybody who owns one is the same as those.

 

Dont shoot me down for this but i think many bull breeds make the best pet as they want nothing more than to please and are a pleasure to own, ive put alot of time into mine and have made a great obedient dog that would shit when i asked him too ha whereas the yorkie is good for nothing other than warming your lap.

 

The article in effect makes out that bull breeds prey on the fluffy creatures, bollocks

 

At least mine seems to think so

 

 

My Stafford died 3 years ago, aged 14.I didn't get another simply because no other dog could match up to her.Loyal, faithful and understood every word I said to her .I'm not sentimental, but broke my heart when she died - the other dogs pined for her for days. I still miss her to this day!

If you're interested, she was the daughter of the show champion Bold Bull Blackjack - she truly was man's best friend (this man at least!).

 

Mine was bought for £50 from my dads mate in the pub ha doest make him any less loveable. At first i didnt want him my dad bought him me 7 years since. There he was standing there with this fat, wrinkly ginger blob drooling all over but it only took minutes for everybody to fall in love with him.

 

We got the yorkie after 2 years and they hit it off straight away, the dozy twat used to lie there and let the yorkie try and breastfeed from him ha.

 

I can remember after having the yorkie for about a week being upstairs and hearing this continuous thud of the yorkie falling down the steps trying to get up them, then the patter as the staff comes up, i look around and the yorkies head was the only thing showing out the staffs mouth, so i set of shouting at the staff when i realise he was carrying him up stairs, did this for a while until the yorkie was big enough to get up himself, even though he knows full well he isnt allowed up there

 

Heres how small the dog was, i didnt do it by the way

 

Edited July 9, 2013 by youcanthide...BANG

[bracken boy 584]

The key word in your post is YOU put time into your dog and thats what all owners should do but sadly they dont..

[Brewman 1,192]

 

 

 

bracken im sure the lads on here who own them can control them,well i hope they can.round my way seems every c**t wants to own staffies,or rotties.and im not lying ive met loads,and unfortunaetly the few several times,and not one of them listens to a word there ownwers say.there either chasing after them,or trying to stop fights.the only time i let my dog off the lead is when get to where im going. sadly i have to pass these idiots from time to time. i honestly dont see how they get any enjoyment from owning a dog,that does not listen to basic commands.

 

Im sick to the back teeth of people branding anybody who wants a staffie a chav, yes many do want these dogs for the wrong reasons but why does that mean anybody who owns one is the same as those. Dont shoot me down for this but i think many bull breeds make the best pet as they want nothing more than to please and are a pleasure to own, ive put alot of time into mine and have made a great obedient dog that would shit when i asked him too ha whereas the yorkie is good for nothing other than warming your lap. The article in effect makes out that bull breeds prey on the fluffy creatures, bollocks At least mine seems to think so

My Stafford died 3 years ago, aged 14.I didn't get another simply because no other dog could match up to her.Loyal, faithful and understood every word I said to her .I'm not sentimental, but broke my heart when she died - the other dogs pined for her for days. I still miss her to this day!If you're interested, she was the daughter of the show champion Bold Bull Blackjack - she truly was man's best friend (this man at least!).

Mine was bought for £50 from my dads mate in the pub ha doest make him any less loveable. At first i didnt want him my dad bought him me 7 years since. There he was standing there with this fat, wrinkly ginger blob drooling all over but it only took minutes for everybody to fall in love with him. We got the yorkie after 2 years and they hit it off straight away, the dozy twat used to lie there and let the yorkie try and breastfeed from him ha. I can remember after having the yorkie for about a week being upstairs and hearing this continuous thud of the yorkie falling down the steps trying to get up them, then the patter as the staff comes up, i look around and the yorkies head was the only thing showing out the staffs mouth, so i set of shouting at the staff when i realise he was carrying him up stairs, did this for a while until the yorkie was big enough to get up himself, even though he knows full well he isnt allowed up there Heres how small the dog was, i didnt do it by the way

Brings new meaning to a "Pint of Yorkshire' please landlord"

[youcanthide...BANG 1,051]

Nothing you or i can do about that, in an ideal world that would happen but we wont ever live in an ideal world so no point in worrying about it

[gnasher16 30,121]

 

Ive been saying it for years.....there should be car owner type insurance on ALL dogs.........a bull terrier would be the equivalent group 20 that a Ferrari is.....a fluffy little cake eating tv watching breed would be a group 1..........dog ownership numbers would drastically reduce,after all.....how many bad boys off the estate are going to fork out serious money to insure a dog,alternatively they could hang with their homies with a Yorkie under their arm ?...........The decisions made by societies idiots cant be controlled,but they can be influenced !

all that'd happen is you'd have a load of chavs with uninsured dogs, and us normal folk would be paying through the nose for it even though it's completely unnecessary if you're a responsible dog owner. Insurance companies fleece us enough as it is IMO.

 

Then they get nicked and banned from owning dogs the same as folk get points/bans from driving if they dont insure their cars...............cant see why anyone would feel hard done by for insuring their dog,after all no dog is 100% trustworthy 100% of the time......so makes perfect sense to me.

[youcanthide...BANG 1,051]

 

 

 

 

bracken im sure the lads on here who own them can control them,well i hope they can.round my way seems every c**t wants to own staffies,or rotties.and im not lying ive met loads,and unfortunaetly the few several times,and not one of them listens to a word there ownwers say.there either chasing after them,or trying to stop fights.the only time i let my dog off the lead is when get to where im going. sadly i have to pass these idiots from time to time. i honestly dont see how they get any enjoyment from owning a dog,that does not listen to basic commands.

Im sick to the back teeth of people branding anybody who wants a staffie a chav, yes many do want these dogs for the wrong reasons but why does that mean anybody who owns one is the same as those. Dont shoot me down for this but i think many bull breeds make the best pet as they want nothing more than to please and are a pleasure to own, ive put alot of time into mine and have made a great obedient dog that would shit when i asked him too ha whereas the yorkie is good for nothing other than warming your lap. The article in effect makes out that bull breeds prey on the fluffy creatures, bollocks At least mine seems to think so

My Stafford died 3 years ago, aged 14.I didn't get another simply because no other dog could match up to her.Loyal, faithful and understood every word I said to her .I'm not sentimental, but broke my heart when she died - the other dogs pined for her for days. I still miss her to this day!If you're interested, she was the daughter of the show champion Bold Bull Blackjack - she truly was man's best friend (this man at least!).

Mine was bought for £50 from my dads mate in the pub ha doest make him any less loveable. At first i didnt want him my dad bought him me 7 years since. There he was standing there with this fat, wrinkly ginger blob drooling all over but it only took minutes for everybody to fall in love with him. We got the yorkie after 2 years and they hit it off straight away, the dozy twat used to lie there and let the yorkie try and breastfeed from him ha. I can remember after having the yorkie for about a week being upstairs and hearing this continuous thud of the yorkie falling down the steps trying to get up them, then the patter as the staff comes up, i look around and the yorkies head was the only thing showing out the staffs mouth, so i set of shouting at the staff when i realise he was carrying him up stairs, did this for a while until the yorkie was big enough to get up himself, even though he knows full well he isnt allowed up there Heres how small the dog was, i didnt do it by the way

Brings new meaning to a "Pint of Yorkshire' please landlord"

 

I got the picture sent to my phone while on holiday ha, went mad at first saying he might be a toy breed but he aint a pissin TOY.

 

Then when i looked at the picture again i couldnt believe what we bought and just laughed instead

[gnasher16 30,121]

what utter shite tax discs on dogs, paying the government nore money in insurance, higher rates on the types of dogs???? what is going through some of your heads? don't they harm us enough with taking far too much off us anyway and lets face it they have toooooo much say over our dogs anyway. just be harder on the owner of the dogs that do these stupid attacks

Your trying to cut off the headache by cutting off the head !.............Surely its better to stop the headache before it starts ?

 

Whats better........giving someone a 1000 pound fine after their dog attacks someone/something........or making them pay 300 pound as an insurance premium ?

 

You say " dont they harm us enough taking far too much off us "............nobody is forced to own a dog same as nobody is forced to own a car.............if you want these things you pay for them..........if you dont you dont its not rocket science.

[Blackbriar 8,569]

BANG, MRS.B has you beaten in the small dog contest, I think......

 

 

 

 

The little girl in the centre is a year old, stands 6 inches to the shoulder and weighs 1.2kg, which also puts the other two into perspective!

But, like I said earlier, they're treated the same as the 55kg Mastiff X they share a house with.

 

(I've just noticed - that looks like it was taken in Bet Lynch's boudoir!!)

Edited July 9, 2013 by Blackbriar

[stewie 3,387]

if the little dog attacked the big dog first, doesn't that make it a problem dog???

[youcanthide...BANG 1,051]

BANG, MRS.B has you beaten in the small dog contest, I think......

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The little girl in the centre is a year old, stands 6 inches to the shoulder and weighs 1.2kg, which also puts the other two into perspective!

But, like I said earlier, they're treated the same as the 55kg Mastiff X they share a house with.

 

(I've just noticed - that looks like it was taken in Bet Lynch's boudoir!!)

Sorry mate dont think she does the yorkie stands just short of 5 inches at 4 years old, not sure of the weight but when he got his boosters they gave him what the vet described as kitten doses. Not that it matters anyway he is a little shit that gets under my feet all the time lol, i havent a clue how many times ive trod on him when out ha

[Blackbriar 8,569]

 

BANG, MRS.B has you beaten in the small dog contest, I think......

IMG0275A.jpg

 

 

 

 

The little girl in the centre is a year old, stands 6 inches to the shoulder and weighs 1.2kg, which also puts the other two into perspective!

But, like I said earlier, they're treated the same as the 55kg Mastiff X they share a house with.

 

(I've just noticed - that looks like it was taken in Bet Lynch's boudoir!!)

Sorry mate dont think she does the yorkie stands just short of 5 inches at 4 years old, not sure of the weight but when he got his boosters they gave him what the vet described as kitten doses. Not that it matters anyway he is a little shit that gets under my feet all the time lol, i havent a clue how many times ive trod on him when out ha

 

I'll give you that one, buddy! But only just - they are, after all, "Mummy's little babies"

[youcanthide...BANG 1,051]

 

 

BANG, MRS.B has you beaten in the small dog contest, I think......

IMG0275A.jpg

 

 

 

 

The little girl in the centre is a year old, stands 6 inches to the shoulder and weighs 1.2kg, which also puts the other two into perspective!

But, like I said earlier, they're treated the same as the 55kg Mastiff X they share a house with.

 

(I've just noticed - that looks like it was taken in Bet Lynch's boudoir!!)

Sorry mate dont think she does the yorkie stands just short of 5 inches at 4 years old, not sure of the weight but when he got his boosters they gave him what the vet described as kitten doses. Not that it matters anyway he is a little shit that gets under my feet all the time lol, i havent a clue how many times ive trod on him when out ha

 

I'll give you that one, buddy! But only just - they are, after all, "Mummy's little babies"

 

ha i have just realised that he does serve a purpose, he takes away the possibility of me being portrayed as a chav for owning a staffie as on one hand i have this big and hard looking dog, and on the other a ball of fluff that both my harris and ferrets could quickly make a meal of lol