Originally posted by PhiltheGreek
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I'm sure we've all got tales of a run-in with some crazy coked up bitch.
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It is very likely that this dog had consumed drugs, probably eaten them. It is almost impossible to say whether that will make the dog attack, but it does make them respond abnormally.
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I'm convinced that this is nothing to do with drugs. These dogs can attack without an understandable specific reason.
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Sounds to me like having seen his owner go into a seizure the dog was trying in its own way to revive him.
But having consumed drugs itself, the dog somewhat forgot its first aid skills and overdid it.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View Posthttp://<br /> https://www.theguardi...-crack-cocaine
If he had a cat he would still be alive as they are fussy eaters and will move home rather than eat crap.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostBoth work on the app for me.
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