Dog Attack
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HayesGreener
Ronin
He didn't see that coming
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California man mauled to death by his own XL bully dogs at playground; horrified witnesses recount attack - NewsBreak
Emergency responders and bystanders struggle to subdue dogs; school placed on lockdown during search. A tragic incident unfolded at a San Diego playground when a 26-year-old California man was mauled to death by his own three XL bully dogs in front of horrified onlookers. The ferocious attack...
HayesGreener
Ronin
And his last thoughts had to be, "Those are MY dogs!"
I firmly believe that you can make any dog mean if you try, Some morons”want” a mean dog though the Lord alone knows why. A dog that loves you will be protective of you but will not be “mean” per se. I would not own a mean or aggressive dog. That said, if someone attacks me, or my family, or breaks into my home and the dog eats them that’s too bad
. We had an old yellow lab for a lot of years-one of the most gentle creatures I’ve ever seen, loved people, however one day the wife and dog were on my front porch when a man started coming across the field toward the house- dog got off the porch and went about twenty yards out toward the man and let out a very deep, vicious growl. Wife recognized the man as our neighbor (he was walking over rather than driving). She call out “Chuck, call his name “ He did and the old dog recognized his voice and ran to him tail wagging for a pet. He knew Chuck well, but he did not recognize him coming across the field so he was ready to protect Mom. THAT imho is what a dog is supposed to do.
. We had an old yellow lab for a lot of years-one of the most gentle creatures I’ve ever seen, loved people, however one day the wife and dog were on my front porch when a man started coming across the field toward the house- dog got off the porch and went about twenty yards out toward the man and let out a very deep, vicious growl. Wife recognized the man as our neighbor (he was walking over rather than driving). She call out “Chuck, call his name “ He did and the old dog recognized his voice and ran to him tail wagging for a pet. He knew Chuck well, but he did not recognize him coming across the field so he was ready to protect Mom. THAT imho is what a dog is supposed to do.
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