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That's a real worry Donna. If the dog is out of control then maybe a quiet word with the RSPCA or council dog warden might be in order? |
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Know not all dogs are bad.. but thought rottweilers were a common occurance in the dog attack stories... Maybe I am over sensitive to these stories.. |
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A Rottie in bad hands can be a real danger, just like any other dog, but their size and guarding instincts make them more "switched on" in certain circumstances, i.e guarding. I board loads, all fine, apart from a couple of males, who are "pushy" but perfectly managable. |
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A bad dog is normally the result of a bad owner, like Kazz I know a lot of rottie owners, one has 4 of them and they are big soft lumps...It only takes 1 bad one to spolit it for all the rest as many staffy owners know... I would have a word with the local dog warden... |
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