Eleven children injured in Blyth park dog attack
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Mirror article says the dog was in the park running around for 45 minutes before the attack. The attack supposedly started after the female who was with it took its muzzle off.
The Guardian makes no mention of a muzzle or female walking the dog, but backs up it was initially playing then turned.
The Guardian makes no mention of a muzzle or female walking the dog, but backs up it was initially playing then turned.
emicen said:
Mirror article says the dog was in the park running around for 45 minutes before the attack. The attack supposedly started after the female who was with it took its muzzle off.
The Guardian makes no mention of a muzzle or female walking the dog, but backs up it was initially playing then turned.
like Liverpool's left back last night then. The Guardian makes no mention of a muzzle or female walking the dog, but backs up it was initially playing then turned.
Did ok for 45 mins then lost the plot.
I would think a lot of hungover scousers wish the same fate for Moreno as awaits the dog.
EnthusiastOwned said:
Go on, I'll bite...
Why did you instantly assume it was a Staffie?
I assumed/guessed the same as well. perhaps from reading/hearing about other dog attacks which turn out to be by that type of bread.Why did you instantly assume it was a Staffie?
Ive not heard any/ common reports of the following dogs attacking:
Cairn Terrier
West highland Terrier
Sky Terrier
Border Terrier
Labrador
Poodle
Alsation
Doberman
Hound - Basset, Beagle
Spaniel
EnthusiastOwned said:
LordHaveMurci said:
I'm not going to click on that link but my guess is the dog is a satffie?
Go on, I'll bite...Why did you instantly assume it was a Staffie?
I appreciate everyone's responses as I know full well the media doesn't help stereotyping. However I can't help but feel it's like reading a headline about someone's TV being stolen and naturally assuming it's a black guy. Discrimination and prejudice comes to mind. Welcome to 2016 guys.
I bet my right testicle the Staffies which cause this "bad reputation" are more mongrels than Staffie. Look at any real list of aggressive dogs and you'll struggle to find a Stafordshire Bull Terrier in it, but I bet you'll get a paragraph explaining some type of common misconception.
Sausage dogs and Chihuahuas have caused more bites. You just don't hear about them because they are cute and fluffy, albeit not as dangerous when they do snap. Easy pickings for the media, once again.
I bet my right testicle the Staffies which cause this "bad reputation" are more mongrels than Staffie. Look at any real list of aggressive dogs and you'll struggle to find a Stafordshire Bull Terrier in it, but I bet you'll get a paragraph explaining some type of common misconception.
Sausage dogs and Chihuahuas have caused more bites. You just don't hear about them because they are cute and fluffy, albeit not as dangerous when they do snap. Easy pickings for the media, once again.
xjay1337 said:
el stovey said:
Has the owner said "my dog has never shown any sign of aggression before"? That what I usually hear when I bump into some clueless idiot that can't control their dog.
Dogs can do weird and unpredictable things, you clueless idiot. Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff