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03-01-2007, 14:14
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp
So if it's not actually a prohibited dog would he not be fined and imprisoned despite the death of his niece? He should be! If he's encouraged that dog to intimidate people then this is the result of his moronic actions.
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It said on the lunctime news that it is highly unlikely any charges would be brought against the owner, as the attack happened in a private house.
The law needs changing.
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03-01-2007, 14:16
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
It certainly does.
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03-01-2007, 14:17
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J
Maybe shoot the things on site is the answer. If the NI police have no quarms about putting them down by law, though a toothless one at that the its about time it happened here. These animals can be too dangerous and shouldnt get a second chance. I know people that have had and still have bull terriers and terriers in various forms and they dont have problems with them but do err on the side of caution. This includes my mum who has a staffie/english cross. It can be a fun animal but gets carried away when having fun but has a yellow streak that is on the large side.
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Here in Sydney they have just passed that very law,giving council ranger's the right to put a dog down straight away.Church Boy
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03-01-2007, 14:48
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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News reports just come through, about yet two more dog attacks on children aged six and ten years in Newcastle, Police statement said they were Stafforshire Bullterriers, 'Itv lunchtime news Wednesday 3rd Jan.'
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Reports will come flooding in now for a week or So Every Dog bite, nip involving any type of bull terrier will be headline news.
Take the stabbing event recently, nearly every day sky news would report another stabbing. public lose interest and funny there is now no more stabbings??
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Originally Posted by garinda
'Meanwhile, residents said that Simpson, a bodybuilder, bragged about owning the aggressive breed.
"Kiel (Simpson) used to let the dog off loose on the playing field behind his house," said one young mother, who was too afraid to be named.
"It was off its lead with no muzzle and would run around frightening people. It was clear he liked to intimidate people, he thought it was a big laugh to see them scared."
Another neighbour said the 12-month-old dog had been "trained" to attack others.'
Like I said earlier, whilst d*ckheads like this carry on having these dogs, more children will be maimed and die.
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That guy is an absolute KnobHe*d, and shouldnt be allowed near dogs again for life. And serve some time inside.
But it still could of been the same outcome if the dog he had was a different breed.
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03-01-2007, 14:51
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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That guy is an absolute KnobHe*d, and shouldnt be allowed near dogs again for life. And serve some time inside.
But it still could of been the same outcome if the dog he had was a different breed.
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I'm sure the poor child wouldn't be dead, or her grandmother still in hospital, if the dog had been a Poodle or a Yorkie, or any other dog not bred primarily for their aggression.
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03-01-2007, 15:13
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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I'm sure the poor child wouldn't be dead, or her grandmother still in hospital, if the dog had been a Poodle or a Yorkie, or any other dog not bred primarily for their aggression.
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But what if it was a
Akita, Border Collie, Bull Dog, Bull Mastif, Boxer, Dalmation, Doberman, German Sheperd, Great Dane, Greyhound, labrador, Poodle, Rottweiler.
To name just a few not bread for aggression as such, or the HUGH amount of cross breeds there are.
Would it of been different? in a better or worse way?
Can all dog breeds not be aggressive?
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03-01-2007, 15:16
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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But what if it was a
Akita, Border Collie, Bull Dog, Bull Mastif, Boxer, Dalmation, Doberman, German Sheperd, Great Dane, Greyhound, labrador, Poodle, Rottweiler.
To name just a few not bread for aggression as such, or the HUGH amount of cross breeds there are.
Would it of been different? in a better or worse way?
Can all dog breeds not be aggressive?
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I can't find any information of the other dogs listed, killing children.
Sadly worldwide there are plenty of cases relating to Pit Bulls.
Even one young life taken because some moron uses them as a status symbol, is too many.
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03-01-2007, 15:23
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
read in teh paper that the guy who owned the dog that killed his neice was photographed laughing and joking only hours after her death
glad the pillock found somthing to laugh about and the incodent hasnt caused him too much grief
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03-01-2007, 15:33
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
Gee guy's,please just let up on this for a while & just think about what has happened to this young girl,Because the debate is very unbalanced at the moment.Church Boy
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03-01-2007, 15:39
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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Gee guy's,please just let up on this for a while & just think about what has happened to this young girl,Because the debate is very unbalanced at the moment.Church Boy
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Meaning what exactly?
If enough people debate this issue, and public opinion forces more changes in the law, and another tradgedy like this can be averted in the future, I'll keep on posting thank you.
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03-01-2007, 15:57
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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I don't find the fact that these were 'only' maulings by other breeds, rather than deaths, any more acceptable.
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03-01-2007, 16:01
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
It Means the debate is unbalanced.Thanks for proving my point.Church Boy
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03-01-2007, 16:04
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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I can't find any information of the other dogs listed, killing children.
Sadly worldwide there are plenty of cases relating to Pit Bulls.
Even one young life taken because some moron uses them as a status symbol, is too many.
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I don't find the fact that these were 'only' maulings by other breeds, rather than deaths, any more acceptable.
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Search Google they are there.
http://www.24dash.com/communities/11119.htm
Dont get me wrong, I feel that ANY and ALL dogs should be treated with the respect the deserve.
I just dont agree with the singaling (SP) out of certain Breeds/Breed.
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03-01-2007, 16:04
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Re: Yet another dog kills a child...
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It Means the debate is unbalanced.Thanks for proving my point.Church Boy
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It will be unbalanced. No doubt on that.
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