Good or Bad News - All Dog's To Be Chipped/Insured - Page 4

Mancie · 17-03-2010, 23:29

on a serious note I know of a couple of dogs that have done damage.. one was a Rott that jumped up and bit a bloke on the nose as soon as he walking in the room.. the other was a small dog who bit a teenage girl on her face.. no legal action taken because both incidents were within family/friends..one dog was destoryed by vets. it would have made no difference if the dogs had been chipped or any licence involved...but I suppose claims could have been made against the owners if a licence was compulsory.

cashman · 17-03-2010, 23:32

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Originally Posted by katex

Are we at cross purposes Cashy ? Was talking about dog owners taking out insurance to make sure anyone attacked by their dog would be able to afford treatment or recompense for the victim ?

in that case, the answer lies in severe penalties fer owners of these dogs in my opinion kate. gaoled n made to pay simple as.

katex · 17-03-2010, 23:39

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Originally Posted by cashman

in that case, the answer lies in severe penalties fer owners of these dogs in my opinion kate. gaoled n made to pay simple as.

Had an amazing experience last night Cashy ... was at Hillock Vale Community centre for a meeting, and they seem to have a 'dog club'. All the dogs do appear to be pedigree ... but is some sort of training for them? They were all well behaved. Gawd ... you should have seen that Great Dane

.. then down to the Jack Russell pups. These are people who love and care for their dogs.

Sure this group is available to all ?

Mancie · 17-03-2010, 23:42

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Originally Posted by cashman

in that case, the answer lies in severe penalties fer owners of these dogs in my opinion kate. gaoled n made to pay simple as.

some owners may be banged up but have no money to pay for the damage thier dog may have done... I'm thinking more physical than property..the owner gets ten years but some unlucky person gets scared for life?.. some sort of insurance could cover this..been said car insurance type.

cashman · 17-03-2010, 23:45

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Originally Posted by katex

Had an amazing experience last night Cashy ... was at Hillock Vale Community centre for a meeting, and they seem to have a 'dog club'. All the dogs do appear to be pedigree ... but is some sort of training for them? They were all well behaved. Gawd ... you should have seen that Great Dane

.. then down to the Jack Russell pups. These are people who love and care for their dogs.

Sure this group is available to all ?

Way i see it kate,majority of dog owners are responsible people,Why should they be penalised fer the oiks/******* that are not?

jaysay · 18-03-2010, 07:58

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Originally Posted by katex

Until one of your relations gets half their face bitten off by some untrained dog Cashy .. then you will have a change of opinion.

The thing is kate people who keep this type of dog don't give a stuff for the law and would get the insurance anyway it would be the responsible dog owners who would pay for nout, again

DaveinGermany · 18-03-2010, 17:00

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I think we may reach a stage when they will be valuable as a food source.

Being a Dog owner I really can't agree with you on that & I personally find the idea of eating a Dog abhorrent. Although I know some cultures (East Asian) do eat Dog along with Cat. They see these animals in the same light as we see Cows & Pigs.

In the words of Rudyard Kipling "Oh, East is East, & West is West, & never the twain shall meet"

On this one I agree with the fella !

MargaretR · 18-03-2010, 17:09

I was served horse in a french hospital.
If food shortages became the norm, I think many would eat dog.
It sounds better than dying of starvation - in which case your dog would end up eating you

DaveinGermany · 18-03-2010, 17:25

All dogs are descendants of the Wolf, but if you look how wolf packs behave you will see a very well structured system, respect, discipline, social behaviour & family. This is from wild animals, but their society functions & flourishes, a natural harmony runs through a pack, without it they'd fail. Compare that with the society of man & then judge !

So coming back to our "Domesticated Wolves", if there are breakdowns in their behaviour patterns & an undue aggressiveness, is it really the fault of the animal, put a bad Alpha male / Female into the mix (Humans)? the pack leader who sets the examples ..... well ! As said often enough the Dogs aren't intrinsically bad, it is their owners that make Dogs what they are !

DaveinGermany · 18-03-2010, 17:49

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I was served horse in a french hospital.

Horse has been a staple in NW European countries for many years, in Osnabrück our nearest major City, there is still a Butcher who deals in Horse flesh & his business continues to do well due to frequent scares about Foot & Mouth, Swine Pest & BSE to name but a few.

As Westerners I think it would really have to be something apocalyptic before we were regularly, raising & butchering Dogs as a food stuff.

Barrie Yates · 18-03-2010, 18:38

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I was served horse in a french hospital.

Horse has been a staple in NW European countries for many years, in Osnabrück our nearest major City, there is still a Butcher who deals in Horse flesh & his business continues to do well due to frequent scares about Foot & Mouth, Swine Pest & BSE to name but a few.

As Westerners I think it would really have to be something apocalyptic before we were regularly, raising & butchering Dogs as a food stuff.

Quite right Dave: In the supermarkets here there is always a section in the meat area for "cheval" (horse). I have also eaten horse meat sausages in Sardinia

accyman · 18-03-2010, 18:39

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

As Westerners I think it would really have to be something apocalyptic before we were regularly, raising & butchering Dogs as a food stuff.

in some takeaways in accrington im pretty sure days ending in "Y" are classed as an apocalyptic event

DaveinGermany · 18-03-2010, 19:46

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Originally Posted by accyman

in some takeaways in accrington im pretty sure days ending in "Y" are classed as an apocalyptic event

Put up a list so I'll know where to avoid when I visit

nugget123 · 18-03-2010, 20:46

I agree 100% I have a dog he is insured and chipped, and I am planning on getting a puppy and will do the same with him

davebtelford · 19-02-2014, 17:24

More children killed by family dogs this week! This carnage HAS TO STOP. When will people realise they can't trust dogs. I understand the latest parents have been charged but they will probably get off scot-free. Such negligence should be severely punished (and NO, losing the child may be devastating but it is not sufficient punishment). Murderers by proxy.