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Another Day, Another Dog Attack
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Anti-masker mind virus is affecting dogs now?Originally posted by malvolio View Post
My dog has plenty of mussels.
Muzzles are required for certain breeds already. That said I passed a dog recently with a muzzle and it couldn't pant in 30 degree heat...
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Agree, I think it's because owners treat smaller dogs like cute spoilt little princesses. Whereas bigger dogs get boundaries set, like not allowed on the sofa.Originally posted by woody1 View Post
In my experience, the small ones are the worst for being nasty and bitey. (Albeit they probably can't maul you to death, or reach your nuts.)Comment
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Bully XLs are to be banned by the end of the year (whoo hoo - nice to see rapid reactions.) I wonder if they noticed there are reportedly about 10,000 of the damn things in the country?Blog? What blog...?
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This has been an issue for many months, maybe even last year it was raised. This is not a rapid reaction, this is a knee jerk reaction of someone caught sleeping on the job.Originally posted by malvolio View PostBully XLs are to be banned by the end of the year (whoo hoo - nice to see rapid reactions.) I wonder if they noticed there are reportedly about 10,000 of the damn things in the country?Comment
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How are they going to prove a dog is a Bully XL?Originally posted by malvolio View PostBully XLs are to be banned by the end of the year (whoo hoo - nice to see rapid reactions.) I wonder if they noticed there are reportedly about 10,000 of the damn things in the country?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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DNA testing?Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
How are they going to prove a dog is a Bully XL?Comment
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My point was that the actions is long overdue and will now be unnecessarily delayed by the need for specific legislative changes. It's called irony...Originally posted by JustKeepSwimming View Post
This has been an issue for many months, maybe even last year it was raised. This is not a rapid reaction, this is a knee jerk reaction of someone caught sleeping on the job.
Blog? What blog...?
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Finally...put them down, all of them and anything related. Zero sympathy for owners, you only buy an animal like this for street cred or to make a quick quid.
The newstatesman has a very good article on this:
https://www.newstatesman.com/busines...nster-internet
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Apparently, according to the geneticist I heard earlier, as they are a mongrel there is no way of defining one by DNA.Originally posted by vetran View Post
DNA testing?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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