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nonacona60

by nonacona60 on 24 April 2010 - 18:04

Now back to the original post. So sorry to hear about your bite. No one really know exactly how you feel. However, many can relate to it. Thankfully, I can't. However, I do agree with moons. In certain situations I do not agree with the NO KILL idea. If this dog can not be rehibilated, what is his purpose in life. He, the dog, must be miserable. Think about it, every animal knows his purpose in life. I believe this to be true. But what is the purpose of that poor dog's life.. to bite everytime he feels threatened. Not a good purpose in life..JMO

DDR-DSH

by DDR-DSH on 24 April 2010 - 18:04

I just watched the video, online http://www.firstclassdogtraining.com/ about dealing with aggressive dogs. The last part Mr Hernandez advocates hitting the biting dog on the back (over the back). I don't agree with this. If that is a tough dog, it isn't going to stop them and moreover, they have a chance as you lean in and over to transfer their bite to the neck / face / shoulder area, which could be awful!

Bites to the extremities are preferable somewhat to betting a trunk / body bite, because you can deal with it a bt better by keeping the dog at a distance away, but on the other hand, a lot of nerves, blood supply, bone, tendons are all channeled thorugh this area and permanent damage can be created. If a dog severes a tendon, you've got troubles.. lots of surgery and therapy. No dog bite is a good dog bite.

Next time, take an umbrella.. It really does work very well. This dog you encountered was basically a punk. He got lucky with that cheap shot bite. Glad it wasn't worse..

nonacona60

by nonacona60 on 24 April 2010 - 18:04

Sockpocket, I did not address YOU directly. I did noticed who addressed whom with you two. But unfortunately you choose to respond as you were the guilty one.    "If the shoe don't fit, than don't wear it......let well enough alone"

GSDtravels

by GSDtravels on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

The antibiotic is costing me $120.00.  That hurts worse than the bite!


Sock Puppet

by Sock Puppet on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

nonacona60,

What gets me is you will not say what you mean. You call us out and say ignore him to me but you jumped in to it to address us. Why, if you are calling us out for being boys, then does that not make you a baby girl.

GSDtravels,

I hope you heal soon. I am out of here.

by dougie01 on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

sock puppet what does a gay east coast polesmoker like you want with my address? i dont want your gay advances.

GSDSRULE

by GSDSRULE on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

Ouch.  No painkillers?  Worthless dr.'s.
What dr. hands them out like crazy?  I had a horse fall on me years ago, smashed my leg from the knee down, stupid dr.
didn't give me any pain meds, told hubs, "well, she doesn't act like she's in pain."  DUH, ever heard of shock, dr.?  Hubs
straightened him out.

Keep an eye out for infection.  I have never been bitten by a dog, but have had 2 really bad cat bites.

A pet peeve of mine is people that make excuses and go to great trouble to protect an unstable, biting
dog.  Too many nice dogs that need homes to waste valuable resources on dangerous dogs.

by Luvmidog on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

 

Good gosh Miss Mollie     I hope that the owners of this dog are paying your bill??????  I know your hurting so keep leg high and tell Drake to keep his eye on you today and tomorrow.



Unbelievable------What antibiotic did they give you.
What infuriates me is this couple rescues PITs and should know better to keep one in home environment , especially when hiring people to come in the home for different professional jobs they want done.  The dog was not doing his JOB>'

I disagree with you my dear,  he was showing his ASSSSSSSSSSS and since he has bitten before. HE was definately showing his UNSTABLE condition, as well as the IGNORANCE of the two people who you work for.     

GO TAKE A LONG NAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DRAKE>>>ABBY SAID HI!  Drakius said   "Behave"



Sorry you are not closer for some CHICKEN SOUP  to Calm your soul and make it all better!!!!!!!!!!!


AKGeorgias mom

by AKGeorgias mom on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

GSDTravels - wishing you a speedy recovery. 

Opal

GSDtravels

by GSDtravels on 24 April 2010 - 19:04

I agree about no-kill.  Most of the shelters in this area do euthanize.  This particular one, "Animal Friends", has been around for quite some time and I think they have a pretty good track record with rehabs.  I think there should be at least one no-kill shelter in any area, but don't believe they should all be no-kill.  The only reason I say this is because if, under circumstances out of one's control, one had to give up a beloved dog, there should be a place that will give it more than a one week window for adoption.  If it's a nice dog, it will eventually find the right people.  The dangerous ones, on the other hand, shouldn't end up in no-kill shelters to begin with, there should be certain tests that dogs should pass before being accepted by a no-kell shelter.  A dangerous dog back in a home is a disaster waiting to happen, or will end their days living in a shelter.  Both very sad scenarios.  There are too many nice ones out there.





 


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