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Old 12 February 2014, 08:32 AM
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Horrific, poor girl.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-26131934
Old 12 February 2014, 08:37 AM
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Never unfortunately, they don't have the god given sense to think that it's a bad idea to have a potentially dangerous dog around children.

RIP.
Old 12 February 2014, 08:40 AM
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Funny that these Sharks on leashes mostly appeal to the pleb type of society.
Old 12 February 2014, 08:56 AM
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So she wasn't at home, and the father wasn't her father...??

Presumably mum and 'dad' were just too busy downstairs



Dog probably hadn't been fed

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Old 12 February 2014, 08:58 AM
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the dog was called "killer" apparently

so not total idiots i suppose
Old 12 February 2014, 09:01 AM
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It's reported that the dog was a rescue dog that has only been with its owners a matter of months, how do you get to own a banned breed of dog (if it is indeed a banned breed)?
Old 12 February 2014, 09:09 AM
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I really do despair at times. When oh when are people going to learn. How many more children are going to have to die?!
Old 12 February 2014, 09:11 AM
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There is no such thing as a dangerous dog!
Blame the dog is easy, it's 100%the owner!
There was 3 dog attacks the area I live last year, 2 jack Russell's and a collie, dangerous dogs???
It's very unfortunate.
There have been 17 dog related fatalities since 2005.
Last year alone 25 innocent people were killed in uk police speeding pursuits.
20 people died last year in the uk falling out of bed.
Kind of puts things into prespective.
What happened to that poor girl is terrible though.

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Old 12 February 2014, 09:27 AM
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^^I'm guessing someone owns a pleb dog.^^
Old 12 February 2014, 09:35 AM
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She's got time to squeeze out a few more , hopefully lesson been learnt and dog people won't re house with these people
Old 12 February 2014, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by stipete75
There is no such thing as a dangerous dog!
Blame the dog is easy, it's 100%the owner!
There was 3 dog attacks the area I live last year, 2 jack Russell's and a collie, dangerous dogs???
It's very unfortunate.
There have been 17 dog related fatalities since 2005.
Last year alone 25 innocent people were killed in uk police speeding pursuits.
20 people died last year in the uk falling out of bed.
Kind of puts things into prespective.
What happened to that poor girl is terrible though.
I have been bitten twice; once as a three year old, another time breaking up a dog fight. My face was badly shredded the first time, my hand bled the second but that's it. The dogs involved didn't have the enormous power and licking jaws of a pit bull type hound. That's why they kill people.

We have the most placid, calm lab ever but I'd still not leave her alone with the kids. You just never know.

Defending these people is retarded.
Old 12 February 2014, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by stipete75
There is no such thing as a dangerous dog!
Blame the dog is easy, it's 100%the owner!
There was 3 dog attacks the area I live last year, 2 jack Russell's and a collie, dangerous dogs???
It's very unfortunate.
There have been 17 dog related fatalities since 2005.
Last year alone 25 innocent people were killed in uk police speeding pursuits.
20 people died last year in the uk falling out of bed.
Kind of puts things into prespective.
What happened to that poor girl is terrible though.
I'm sure had the said dogs been of a breed classed as dangerous and banned, the attacks would have been more severe resulting in more serious injuries. Sure it is the owners responsibility to maintain control of their dogs, but the fact is that some breeds have temperaments that are more susceptible for aggression.

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Old 12 February 2014, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by jonc
It's reported that the dog was a rescue dog that has only been with its owners a matter of months, how do you get to own a banned breed of dog (if it is indeed a banned breed)?
This ^^^

Quote from the British Bullsh1t Corporation

"A Lancashire Police spokesman later confirmed that the dog was a "pit bull terrier-type dog prohibited under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991".

But really?

So the dog was DNA tested and the results proving it was a "pit bull type" were avaible within a matter of hours? This isnt CSI - it takes longer than that.

Tragic event for sure. Parent and boyfriend should be sterilised and jailed for being dumb as f*ck if nothing else...
Old 12 February 2014, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by RA Dunk
^^I'm guessing someone owns a pleb dog.^^
Your guessing is correct Columbo.
I have 5 "pleb" dogs
I also have 3 children.
If I ever saw any kind of aggression no matter how trivial then the dog in question would be destroyed.
However, I am a mature owner who has 5 dogs that have a loving home.
My dogs are a big part of all our lives, we have days out with the dogs at the beach ect. And the children are always involved.
Ps I have...
2 Rottweilers
1 American bulldog
1 Irish staff
1 bull mastiff.
Pleb enough for you?
Also have a cat that has caused injury to 2 of my kids! Dangerous cat act!

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Originally Posted by Matteeboy
I have been bitten twice; once as a three year old, another time breaking up a dog fight. My face was badly shredded the first time, my hand bled the second but that's it. The dogs involved didn't have the enormous power and licking jaws of a pit bull type hound. That's why they kill people.

We have the most placid, calm lab ever but I'd still not leave her alone with the kids. You just never know.

Defending these people is retarded.
Defending these people is wrong on every level, especially when a child has been killed!
The dog needs to be destroyed for sure and the owner prosecuted!
Old 12 February 2014, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by stipete75
Ps I have...
2 Rottweilers
1 American bulldog
1 Irish staff
1 bull mastiff.
Pleb enough for you?
!
yep
Old 12 February 2014, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
yep
Pat on the back
Old 12 February 2014, 10:20 AM
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There are many more dog attacks occurring in the UK than there are animals being exterminated. The reason is simple: most dog attacks are made by legal family pets. Whilst the Dangerous Dog Act has created a lot of controversy, animal welfare charities agree on one thing, any dog can be dangerous.
Old 12 February 2014, 10:25 AM
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5 Pleb dogs and an STI? Any tatts to go with it?
Old 12 February 2014, 10:26 AM
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http://news.sky.com/story/1075803/mi...illed-baby-boy
^^^^^^^^pleb breed^^^^^^^^^???

Any dog can be dangerous.
Blame the deed not the breed.
Old 12 February 2014, 10:29 AM
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Sad story.

I have 2 GSD or Alsatians, depending which you prefer, both are trained "security dogs" and have an extremely high level of obedience, they are not allowed in the main house and certainly not upstairs (I'd spend most of my life cleaning if that happened). Having said that both are also "family dogs" and spend a lot of time playing with my lads (9 years old and 16 months) however I would never leave them alone with them unsupervised. Certain breeds have the power to inflict enormous damage and who knows what goes on in their head. Personally I find "small yappy dogs" to be the most aggressive and rarely does the owner take time to train them properly thus increasing their yappy-ness and annoyance factor.

A very tragic story for both the loss of the child and dog - should've put the dog owner down as well IMHO.
Old 12 February 2014, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by stipete75
There are many more dog attacks occurring in the UK than there are animals being exterminated. The reason is simple: most dog attacks are made by legal family pets. Whilst the Dangerous Dog Act has created a lot of controversy, animal welfare charities agree on one thing, any dog can be dangerous.
Right, but some are more dangerous than others. How bad do you think your injuries be if you were attacked by a Dogo Argentino compared to a Chiwawa?
Old 12 February 2014, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by ReallyReallyGoodMeat
5 Pleb dogs and an STI? Any tatts to go with it?
No longer own the STI, now got an e46 m3, felt I had to grow up!
Yes plenty of tattoos thank you, full jap sleeve, whole chest piece and many more.
I do cage fighting too, that fits in well with my tattoos, my car history my dogs ect, I must be a bad lad lol.
Oh yeah every Sunday for the past 7 years I help out at a local OAP day centre(non paid) didn't see that one did you!
What non paid charity do you do to help your local community??
Old 12 February 2014, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by stipete75
http://news.sky.com/story/1075803/mi...illed-baby-boy
^^^^^^^^pleb breed^^^^^^^^^???

Any dog can be dangerous.
Blame the deed not the breed.

Yes - a Jack Russell is indeed a Pleb breed - hateful things.
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Originally Posted by jonc
Right, but some are more dangerous than others. How bad do you think your injuries be if you were attacked by a Dogo Argentino compared to a Chiwawa?
You are almost correct, its common sense!
Some dogs are not more dangerous than others, any breed can snap at any time!
But Yes size is an issue,a Rottweiler or German Shepard would cause more injuries than a jack Russell or chiwawa.

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Old 12 February 2014, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by stipete75
You are almost correct, its common sense!
Some dogs are not more dangerous than others, any breed can snap at any time!
Yes a Rottweiler or German Shepard would cause more injuries than a jack Russell or chiwawa. I agree.
Yes agree with that. A lorry is not automatically more dangerous than a car just because it can cause more damage in a collision. So much boils down to training and development of the mental temperament - same can be said for drivers I guess
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I knew a thread on SNet would pop up when I heard about this on the radio! The thing I hate most is when people buy dogs as a status symbol.
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Originally Posted by LVC
Yes agree with that. A lorry is not automatically more dangerous than a car just because it can cause more damage in a collision. So much boils down to training and development of the mental temperament - same can be said for drivers I guess
^^^^^^^ nail on the head^^^^^^^^
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Originally Posted by stipete75
Your guessing is correct Columbo.
I have 5 "pleb" dogs
I also have 3 children.
If I ever saw any kind of aggression no matter how trivial then the dog in question would be destroyed.
However, I am a mature owner who has 5 dogs that have a loving home.
My dogs are a big part of all our lives, we have days out with the dogs at the beach ect. And the children are always involved.
Ps I have...
2 Rottweilers
1 American bulldog
1 Irish staff
1 bull mastiff.
Pleb enough for you?
Also have a cat that has caused injury to 2 of my kids! Dangerous cat act!
The cat caused injury? a scratch?
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Originally Posted by RA Dunk
The cat caused injury? a scratch?
Lol yes, my daughters hand bled with a scratch and my sons cheek got a swipe too , he was stood against the stairs in hallway, the cat was on the stairs and swiped him through the banisters fr no reason, I saw it, he sh&te himself lol, was quite funny at the time though


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