East York woman mauled in brutal dog attack
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If only people had that mentality, can't handle it, don't own it. There was a video a few weeks ago of a Pit attacking another dog, I think a German Shepherd, forgot to be honest. Long story short, it took about 5-10 minutes to get that dog to let go and it was a bunch of bystanders because the guy had zero control and wasn't physically capable of man handling his dog, he was a large overweight guy with zero mobility, but he had that Pitty for the look.
I tried to find it but in the search there were so many Pitt attacks, but not the one I mentioned.
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CTV is saying a pitbull mix.
"The victim, who CP24 is only identifying as Cara, said that she was out for a stroll with a friend when they encountered a medium-sized, “pitbull-mix” dog without a leash in front of a low-rise apartment building."
'Horrifying' dog attack in Toronto leaves woman with serious injuries, owner arrested
A mother of two young children from East York is nursing serious, painful wounds to her scalp, neck, back, and calf after being mauled by a dog near her home over the weekend.
The dog owner has already been charged and the dogs killed.
Why is she a dumb bitch when you are both breaking the same rule? Why is your cat allowed to roam free?
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luckily I live in the country and most concerns aren’t a concern. He has tons of room on my property to burn energy, and for me to work him. But there are a couple leash frees nearby, and nope not a chance. While mine is super well trained, I can’t trust other owners, their kids or their dogs.
This is why I won’t take mine ( a very strong, very smart breed, bred for certain jobs) to leash free parks. I would hate to have to put him down because some other owner….
luckily I live in the country and most concerns aren’t a concern. He has tons of room on my property to burn energy, and for me to work him. But there are a couple leash frees nearby, and nope not a chance. While mine is super well trained, I can’t trust other owners, their kids or their dogs.
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Would it help to require high risk insurance for owners of certain dog breeds? Some of these owners are free riders who refuse to bear the true costs of their risky behavior. Ownership costs of pit bulls and some other potentially dangerous breeds might not look so inviting.
Lions and tigers can be trained too but we do not allow them in our midst.
Lions and tigers can be trained too but we do not allow them in our midst.
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It's in every dog's nature to maul and kill. They have teeth that slice through flesh with ease for this very reason.
They're raised/trained to subdue their natural instincts by pet owners.
Leave dogs on their own and they quickly become pack animals ready to take down and eat humans.
That's something a pet lover, rather than an animal lover, would say.
Appreciate all animals for what they are.
Wild horses will graze land for sustenance if left on their own. Wild dogs will kill and eat meat if left on their own. They're evolved from wolves after all.
Apparently, the owner (can we say female?) also has other animals. Some people of a certain age (are we allowed to say that?) who are lonely end up with dozens maybe 100's of pets. I remember when "catwoman" passed, they went in and found over 300 cats.
The fact you think a bunch of golden retrievers are gonna gang up in a pack and start hunting humans? Dogs would pick some much easier prey, and this scenerio would never happen.
Same reason wolves don't go out of their way to hunt down humans now.
