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by Red Sable on 16 March 2013 - 13:03
If my dog ever even hinted that he'd do that to a child, it would be taking a one way trip 6 ft under.
I can't believe the owner hadn't seen signs before this. That dog had no business being off leash!
I agree with you Jon Rob, GSD's are supposed to inherently love children. I'm talking children here not teenagers. That is one of the reasons I loved this breed to begin with, and so far all mine have.
They should not be attacking unprovoked, nor looking at children like tasty rabbits.
I don't know what breed of dog that was in the video. Whatever it was, I hope it is no longer.
I can't believe the owner hadn't seen signs before this. That dog had no business being off leash!
I agree with you Jon Rob, GSD's are supposed to inherently love children. I'm talking children here not teenagers. That is one of the reasons I loved this breed to begin with, and so far all mine have.
They should not be attacking unprovoked, nor looking at children like tasty rabbits.
I don't know what breed of dog that was in the video. Whatever it was, I hope it is no longer.
by Keith Grossman on 16 March 2013 - 13:03
"...my GSD who won't hurt a little kid even if they yank his tail but will protect me from the bad guys."
LMAO! Yeah, sure he will.
LMAO! Yeah, sure he will.
by Mindhunt on 16 March 2013 - 16:03
Another case of criminally stupid dog owner making it hard on owners who are responsible. And of course his dog will ultimately pay for his owners disregard of responsible ownership. That poor girl and mother/grandmother (?) will both be having nightmares for a long time. Hope they are able to get professional help for the little girl in learning to cope with what happened to her.
by Blitzen on 16 March 2013 - 17:03
The upside, and it's a huge one, IT WAS NOT A GSD!!!
by Dawulf on 16 March 2013 - 17:03
Geez, that dog came out of no where!
I agree with everyone here. A good dog should have the sense to know what is a threat and what isn't.
I agree with everyone here. A good dog should have the sense to know what is a threat and what isn't.
by mentayflor on 16 March 2013 - 18:03
I couldnt see the video, it appear another one. It is a german who attak the poor child?
by Dawulf on 16 March 2013 - 18:03
No, it was a pit bull, according to another report.
by mentayflor on 16 March 2013 - 18:03
Thanks Dawulf. very bad press for pit bulls...
by Jenni78 on 16 March 2013 - 20:03
That didn't look like a Pit Bull, to me, when I watched the video. I also didn't think it was because if it was, you'd think the words "Pit Bull" would've been all over the article/commentary, as there is typically a media-frenzy if a Pit Bull looks at anyone cross-eyed, or if any dog who remotely resembles a Pit Bull attacks anyone. The coat and tail type/set/carriage looked wrong to me. I was wondering what the heck it was when I was watching. I'd like to see a few still close-ups of the dog.
If it was a Pit Bull, I'm SHOCKED that it didn't say so in the headlines.
If it was a Pit Bull, I'm SHOCKED that it didn't say so in the headlines.
by Blitzen on 16 March 2013 - 21:03
I thought it looked like a lab mix. Any dog that remotely resembles a pittie is going to be labeled as one when the news is negative. Just like any black and tan dog with prick ears is going to be a GSD., any dog with a gay tail a husky or malamute and so on.
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