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fdhfoiehfeoi
2023 Sep 22, 1:09pm
fdhfoiehfeoi
2023 Sep 22, 1:09pm
Husky. Must have sniffed a Pit Bull's butt and absorbed some of those dangerous genetics...
https://news.sky.com/story/couple-whose-siberian-husky-dog-mauled-their-three-month-old-baby-kyra-king-to-death-spared-jail-12939914
https://news.sky.com/story/couple-whose-siberian-husky-dog-mauled-their-three-month-old-baby-kyra-king-to-death-spared-jail-12939914
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richwicks
2023 Sep 22, 3:45pm
richwicks
2023 Sep 22, 3:45pm
NuttBoxer says
@NuttBoxer - the dog looked like this?
Are you sure it wasn't smaller, something like this?
The first is a Samoyed, the second is a Spitz. A Samoyed is little larger than a Siberian, but smaller than a malamute. A Spitz is a "toy dog".
Samoyeds are VERY rarely aggressive. The breed was created in what is now Siberia. They had 3 jobs - pull sleds, herd reindeer, and keep children warm at night. If the dog showed the SLIGHTEST bit of aggression, it was immediately killed.
I had a HORRIFICALLY abused Samoyed. He actually did bite me, I deserved it because I was forcibly combing him out, confident I could control him. He had to be combed out and groomed. He was a bit more flexible than I imagined. He bit me, then he defecated because he expected me to beat the hell out of him. He was terrified of me. I carried him into the crate, and cleaned out the wound. I carried him to show how strong I was, and how easily I could deal with him if he really wanted to fight.
That dog was so abused, that he wouldn't urinate or defecate in front of me. I had to get up, tie him to a light pole, leave him, and come back because his previous owner never took him out, and beat him savagely when he defecated or urinated in the home. That poor dog.
Even that dog I don't think would have bitten a random stranger. Certainly didn't trust people though. He might bite, but in defense then run. He would never maul somebody. When he not me, he got a good connection, realized what he'd done, then panicked.
The dog that bit my nieces head looked a lot more like a Samoyed than a Pitbull(Siberian Husky). If you're into that genetic bullshit, what does that say...
@NuttBoxer - the dog looked like this?
Are you sure it wasn't smaller, something like this?
The first is a Samoyed, the second is a Spitz. A Samoyed is little larger than a Siberian, but smaller than a malamute. A Spitz is a "toy dog".
Samoyeds are VERY rarely aggressive. The breed was created in what is now Siberia. They had 3 jobs - pull sleds, herd reindeer, and keep children warm at night. If the dog showed the SLIGHTEST bit of aggression, it was immediately killed.
I had a HORRIFICALLY abused Samoyed. He actually did bite me, I deserved it because I was forcibly combing him out, confident I could control him. He had to be combed out and groomed. He was a bit more flexible than I imagined. He bit me, then he defecated because he expected me to beat the hell out of him. He was terrified of me. I carried him into the crate, and cleaned out the wound. I carried him to show how strong I was, and how easily I could deal with him if he really wanted to fight.
That dog was so abused, that he wouldn't urinate or defecate in front of me. I had to get up, tie him to a light pole, leave him, and come back because his previous owner never took him out, and beat him savagely when he defecated or urinated in the home. That poor dog.
Even that dog I don't think would have bitten a random stranger. Certainly didn't trust people though. He might bite, but in defense then run. He would never maul somebody. When he not me, he got a good connection, realized what he'd done, then panicked.
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WookieMan
2024 Sep 12, 6:30am
WookieMan
2024 Sep 12, 6:30am
Owners are the problems, but they are aggressive dogs regardless of what owners of them say. Same with German Shepards. Like it or not there are bad breeds of dogs. Trained well they might be good. Who in the flying fuck knows what triggers their aggressiveness? That's untrainable for the most part outside of professionals.
Buddy trained dogs and made really good money. The nasty dogs still did damage to people and kids. It's not like real estate with math and stats. You don't know if a dog will go crazy, ever.
Buddy trained dogs and made really good money. The nasty dogs still did damage to people and kids. It's not like real estate with math and stats. You don't know if a dog will go crazy, ever.
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I sick of this bullshit that Pitbulls are great, loving dogs. This fucking bread needs to be exterminated and I'm here to document how many people these little bastards kill and maim.