[nagdu] Bre: lind teacher's guide dog attacked by rottweilers

Larry D. Keeler lkeeler at comcast.net
Tue Oct 4 09:07:20 UTC 2011


Agreed Bibi!  I think it is mostly an owners fault when there pet cuts loose 
and eats the neighborhood.  No, it sure is serious and unfortunately occurs 
way to often!
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From: "Criminal Justice Major Extraordinaire" <orleans24 at comcast.net>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2011 4:20 AM
Subject: [nagdu] Bre: lind teacher's guide dog attacked by rottweilers


> Unfortunately and sadly, I don't think pet owners will take full 
> responsibility of how their dog behaves or conducts him/herself.
> If an owner is badly misbehaved, then so will their furry kid as well.
> People don't like it when I get on Odie's case, but oh well and too bad.
> That's their problem to begin with.
> I try to do my best to be sure that he does know manners and that if I 
> behave myself, so shall he.
> *Smiles*
> Attacks will and keep happening if people don't bother to take matter 
> seriously with their four-legged furry kids.
> I despise saying this, but human kids behave worse off because again, 
> parents won't control them and that's how dogs end up in that same way.
> Just another night or two ago when I took Odie out for his last parking 
> session, he tried to go up to a lady in the pet area and I had to correct 
> him along with using no.
> One thing I despise is when people say it's okay for the dog to run up to 
> them or jump on them.
> I do tell them that isn't all right nor will I accept that behavior from 
> my dog either, especially if it is someone or individuals who I don't know 
> or if people aren't fond of dogs.
> Maybe it is time that those who aren't going to be responsible for kids or 
> pets shouldn't have them.
> My thoughts and prayers are with that individual and the hopes the dog can 
> still continue to work and overcome what has happened to he/she.
> Back when Odie was attacked on the last day of training, it took me a lot 
> to help him rehabilitate upon the recovery process.
> Well, enough from me and now, I shall crawl back under my grumpy ledge.
> *Sigh*
> Bibi and Odie
> the happy spirited bounty labra wolf
>
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