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25 Sep 19
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Haven't given the breed but they're not going to be poodles, yorkies, spaniels are they, crikey how long are people going to be allowed to keep dangerous dogs!
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The 43-year-old was mauled at a house in Graham Road, Widnes, on Tuesday evening, Cheshire Police said.
Paramedics were unable to save the woman, who was found in a "serious condition" by police, at about 17:15 BST. The force was unable to confirm whether the dogs belonged to the dead woman. No arrests have been made and investigations are continuing. Her next of kin have been informed, police added. |
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As long as the rich and powerful want to keep dangerous dogs we'll have to put up with them.
We've seen lately how little public opinion counts. I can't see any other reason why the public has to be exposed to these dangerous animals. |
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There are breeds banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act. Which other breeds do you think should be banned?
Fwiw, I agree with you, Dr C but I'm not sure public opinion does. |
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rich and powerful ? its more often the lower class wannabe tough guys if we are talking about pit bulls.
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No such thing as a dangerous dog, only one thing dangerous on this planet.you and me
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i think i'd rather receive a mauling from a Chihuahua than a Fila Brasileiro tbh
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Don’t worry bud a dog wouldn’t bite you
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well it would probably sniff you, so there you go
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Probably
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you'd think after the times you have tried to demean a comment of mine & failed miserably each time, you would have learned your lesson. Apparently not
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No sir, you tried to demean me,I just fight back...amazing people who have short minds?
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If he did, you'd just report him or have the thread removed.
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do you know what "demean" means? Obviously not as my comment wasn't
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i don't know who you are but crawl back in your hole; or explain your comment?
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What needs explaining?
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this one, seeing as you have the memory of a clubbed goldfish:
Mikael D'Haguenet 25 Sep 19 13:00 Joined: 24 Jun 06 | Topic/replies: 9,412 | Blogger: Mikael D'Haguenet's blog If he did, you'd just report him or have the thread removed. |
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You don’t report people
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i have no need to; goldfish. I can look after myself & don't need help from cyber buddies who like to jump on board
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To paraphrase my old mate lfc, "do you not understand words"?
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no i'm illiterate; i must be replying to two goldfish who snipe without having the guts to say what they mean. If you are both calling me a grass, then say it?
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easy tiger, now that might bite
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haven't you got a train to wind up?
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Sad to say bud that is long gone,...and yes I miss it
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Do you think I lie?
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well you & the hole crawler trying to wind me up won't work either
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No ,not at all ,to call someone a hole crawler is weak bud ,very weak
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you don't seem to have grasped the concept of modern English; but thanks for the clarification
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If aimed at me, my grasp is fine. I said you'd report him/the thread. Not sure what about that required clarification.
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Elayne Stanley was killed by her own Mastiffs.
From the picture they barely look capable of such an attack. Truly terrible  https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html |
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What a horror story, that poor woman
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I'm a postman and there are a couple of these types of dogs in the same house on my round which rare like mad, every time I put post in the box on the wall outside. When I have a parcel to post there and they are in, they still rare like mad behind the lady/gent who answers the door. They seem to think it's amusing, I for one don't.
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I can't understand why thy would attack their owner...to death.
There was an argument between Mrs Stanley and her daughter. I assume the dogs took sides and became protective of the daughter?? |
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Dogs will usually bond with one person in a family more than the rest.
Don`t know what breed they were or what happened but a Very sad case indeed. |
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A young woman nearby has a Northern Inuit dog and it looks like something out of a Stephen King novel. Huge beast bigger than and looks like a wolf. Why would anybody with young kids have a monster like that in their house? Can`t be right in the head, the woman that is, not the dog, but then again, perhaps both.
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Yes, an absolute tragedy.
Someone mentioned they were mastiffs. Some breeds have more of a tendency than others to bond with one family member than the rest. If they do, it's usually the person who feeds it. I read somewhere that the mastiff is extremely loyal to its owner. |
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A dog can turn at anytime, it just needs the right trigger to set it off.
Worse when there are two, it just needs one to start and the other joins in. The potential to attack is always present in a dog. People think they know their dogs, when very few do. In most cases the dog thinks it's in the charge of the owner. |
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Really sir, who wants to mix and match em to suit fashion...who’s at fault?
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Can I have a bird in a cage a cat or a dog maybe or visit a zoo because I like animals ,nonsense
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Yes, potentially, any dog can turn.
In most cases the dog thinks it's in the charge of the owner My understanding is that a dog will want to be the "pack" leader if it's poorly trained and allowed to do so. If properly trained, it will know its place in the family hierarchy. |