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Keep in min Trooper...you didn't mention any signs of aggression towards humans...and most people did say that she shouldn't be cautioned around children UNLESS she had shown signs of HA...which until just now...you didn't mention, so you have to understand why people reacted the way they did.
As for telling my cousin not my sister to watch her son, yes she does need to watch him-after any dog of any breed has done that-you do not leave your child alone with them period. ( My thoughts) NO child should not be left unsupervised with ANY dog EVER...not just any dog who has caused harm to another living thing. Children under the age of 12 are involved in over 75% of all dog attacks, and account for around 85% of dog bite related fatalities. This is not because dogs target children...it's because children cannot be trusted to know how to behave appropriately around dogs. Many that DO "know better" will "test" the dog when no authority is around. ---------- Post added at 12:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:26 PM ---------- Also somwhere around 85% of all dog attacks were perpetrated by a dog in the household of the victim, or a dog that is known to the victim (like a neighbor's or family member's dog). This just goes to illustrate the astounding number of people that think it's okay to leave kids and dogs alone together. |
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Okay first of all- No-one knew there was a bone in the yard-its not my house , nor my yard, so therefore I will not do random checks to see what lingers. |
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Your tainted view is a load of shit and there is no reason the dog should pay for your ignorance. ![]() Okay I can understand a yard accident, but leaving a bunch of dogs, especially this breed type, unsupervised loose in a yard is 150% human error. Where is the common sense? Sadly nowhere... ![]() Even if Heidi is HA, that still does not link it to her doing what a bulldog does to another dog! It is a seperate issue alltogether and should be addressed properly with vet check, reputable behaviorist, etc. Not oh look she killed another dog she must be vicious. The two are not related because this breed was selectively bred for dog on dog combat. If you can't deal with it, find your dog a truly bulldog saavy home and step away from the breed entirely. Hell step away from dogs because any dog can have DA. That does NOT make it a bad dog. It is not that hard to manage a DA dog. |
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Okay first of all- No-one knew there was a bone in the yard-its not my house , Nobody said you did. nor my yard, so therefore I will not do random checks to see what lingers. Then you're asking for trouble at any given time. Dogs don't tend to share resources, toys, or bones. This is the higher level of responsibility I am talking about in my first post. You're too lazy to do what it takes to own these dogs. |
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Okay first of all- No-one knew there was a bone in the yard-its not my house , nor my yard, so therefore I will not do random checks to see what lingers. |
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Most everyone else has been thoroughly covered.. so I'll ask, how do you know it wasn't Daisey who started it in the first place? I had the very same thing happen between a my GSD and my bulldog. The shepherd started it but the bulldog was ready to finish it.
How did Daisey die, anyway? Did she not go to a vet? Sorry if I missed that. |
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ok I am Larry co-owner of Trooper. daisy did go to the vet. she had fluid buildup on her brain. 4 broken ribs, a punctured lung and lacerations to the neck. and to clear things up a little bit she did have a break stick after i gave it to her which the break stick broke in two (it was metal). her fault for not having one i know. but what jess was trying to say was after 10 minutes of trying to break them apart and heidi's repeated attacks on daisy her cousin her cousin finally got them apart. upon putting heidi in her cage everytime someone walked passed her cage she would growl, bark and try to chew through her cage several of the bars ended up bent or broken. it was like heidi went completely mad. i have seen dog agression before and this seemed far beyong DA. I do not know what came over her it was like she was a different dog even after the attack. as far as our decision that we would put the dog down. at the time thats the thought we had. would we have regretted it? most definitely. but as far as HA if our pit ever attacks anyone thats not doing harm to our home or us. another words completely unprovoked attack he will be put down. and for all you that do not agree shame on you. its this type of behavior that has caused our beloved pitbulls to get the bad rap they have. if you don't want to do anything to change their behavior than you are not doing the breed any good.
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If the dog attacked a human without a cause, I agree the dog definitely needs to be put down.
If the dog attacks a dog without a cause, no, I will not put that dog down. Sounds like Heidi was still in the heat of the moment. Did she nip or bite anyone while she was broken off of the other dog? Did she re-direct at all? Magnus and Hawken got into a yard accident. Now anytime I walk past Magnus with Hawken (well really any of the other males), Magnus goes nuts wanting to get to them. I keep him around. Why? Because he didn't re-direct on me when I broke the fight up, and has never shown any aggression toward me or any other humans. I just do my best to make sure he says properly contained at all times. |
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ok I am Larry co-owner of Trooper. daisy did go to the vet. she had fluid buildup on her brain. 4 broken ribs, a punctured lung and lacerations to the neck. and to clear things up a little bit she did have a break stick after i gave it to her which the break stick broke in two (it was metal). her fault for not having one i know. but what jess was trying to say was after 10 minutes of trying to break them apart and heidi's repeated attacks on daisy her cousin her cousin finally got them apart. upon putting heidi in her cage everytime someone walked passed her cage she would growl, bark and try to chew through her cage several of the bars ended up bent or broken. it was like heidi went completely mad. i have seen dog agression before and this seemed far beyong DA. I do not know what came over her it was like she was a different dog even after the attack. as far as our decision that we would put the dog down. at the time thats the thought we had. would we have regretted it? most definitely. but as far as HA if our pit ever attacks anyone thats not doing harm to our home or us. another words completely unprovoked attack he will be put down. and for all you that do not agree shame on you. its this type of behavior that has caused our beloved pitbulls to get the bad rap they have. if you don't want to do anything to change their behavior than you are not doing the breed any good. Just an odd note, I've never seen a metal breakstick.. Unprovoked attacks on other DOGS are not unusual for this breed, they are and and have been bred for 100's of years for dog on dog combat. So it is natural and you have to be aware it can happen at any time. |
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ok I am Larry co-owner of Trooper. daisy did go to the vet. she had fluid buildup on her brain. 4 broken ribs, a punctured lung and lacerations to the neck. and to clear things up a little bit she did have a break stick after i gave it to her which the break stick broke in two (it was metal). her fault for not having one i know. but what jess was trying to say was after 10 minutes of trying to break them apart and heidi's repeated attacks on daisy her cousin her cousin finally got them apart. At this point, I am leaning toward the cousin and Trooper both rehoming their dogs as they seem very unprepared for the breed. |
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ok I am Larry co-owner of Trooper. daisy did go to the vet. she had fluid buildup on her brain. 4 broken ribs, a punctured lung and lacerations to the neck. and to clear things up a little bit she did have a break stick after i gave it to her which the break stick broke in two (it was metal). her fault for not having one i know. but what jess was trying to say was after 10 minutes of trying to break them apart and heidi's repeated attacks on daisy her cousin her cousin finally got them apart. upon putting heidi in her cage everytime someone walked passed her cage she would growl, bark and try to chew through her cage several of the bars ended up bent or broken. it was like heidi went completely mad. i have seen dog agression before and this seemed far beyong DA. I do not know what came over her it was like she was a different dog even after the attack. as far as our decision that we would put the dog down. at the time thats the thought we had. would we have regretted it? most definitely. but as far as HA if our pit ever attacks anyone thats not doing harm to our home or us. another words completely unprovoked attack he will be put down. and for all you that do not agree shame on you. its this type of behavior that has caused our beloved pitbulls to get the bad rap they have. if you don't want to do anything to change their behavior than you are not doing the breed any good.
The break stick was a metal rod not a broom like jess had thought. she was on the porch when this happened and just thought it was a broom |
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But the whole time this was going on I looked at my Fiance' to only say ...if this was our boy I would shoot him... When being in a multidog home, fights with happen whether the dogs are DA or not. If there is a high value item they will fight. A bone is a high value item. Again so sorry you witnessed it but there was there was nothing you personally could do to stop it. |
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she did not bite anyone. but i do believe if she had gottden out of her cage there is no doubt in my mind she would have come after someone. just by observing her behavior at the time. oh just to make you all feel better heidi did not get put down We posted at the same time so I did not see this post. edit* but you need to be sure. An amped up dog after a fight and a dog who would bite someone.. did anyone try testing her? Like putting their hands NEAR the crate? |
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NO ONE said not to put down a HA dog. However, this may not be HA. It could simply be a health problem or a dog amped up after a fierce battle. |
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well i am not rehoming trooper. but heidi is being rehomed. i feel like i know the breed very well. and i as well have been around APBT most of my life and have seen them attack other dogs before never anything like this. if you didnt know any better you would swear it was a staged dog fight with actual fighting dogs. Euthanize the dog before you pawn her off to another idiot. |
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