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That is awful Donna....what a shock for those poor children.... I don't own a dog but I agree if he came into the garden and started attacking and biting the boy he should be PTS. Have the owners of the dog made any comment, Donna? |
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This is unacceptable Donna - what a terrible thing for those children to experience. None of us were there to know the exact course of events, however 2 things spring to mind. a) this dogs temperament is certainly not good to do that to a child b)the owner is irresponsible to allow the dog to be in an area where he can escape from the garden & allow this to happen Having owned large dogs (Bullmastiffs / Rottweiler) for many years (not now) there is a high level of commitment & responsibility that comes with caring for a dog & this sort of thing should NEVER be allowed to happen. |
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That's absolutely terrifying!! The Police really need to be informed of this. I agree with everyone else, if I owned a dog that attacked a child unprovoked, I'd have it pts without question. |
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