[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I think the issue is that from that video, I don't believe for a second that her behaviour is down to believing that's an acceptable way to treat or train a dog. The way she glares at it, the agitated way she grabs it and shouts at it... That's an anger control problem. That's what she urgently needs to address, not specifically her attitude towards animals. I *strongly* suspect she would be similarly aggressive with humans if she thought she could get away with it.

I agree, that was my first thought that I wouldn't leave an infant in her care. That may seem extreme but her reactions were very telling in that vid, yes he's a dog but she had zero patience, and her first instinct was to lash out.

This is how dangerous dogs are created... this is how dangerous people are created.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

We had a rottie about ten years ago but we got him when he was fairly old and only had him a year before he sadly died.

He wouldnt harm a fly he was so loving and caring and was grateful for the company after getting nothing from his previous owners, I wish we could have had more years with him

Ahh, that’s a shame

We got our two from a couple who kept them outside in a fenced off area all year round as guard dogs, we had to give one of them away because as soon as they came in the house, the one of them got very territorial and wouldn’t let the other one come into the living room, we kept the territorial one and trained her and she turned into an absolute sweetheart, she was with us for about 10 years I think and I’m still not fully over losing her

[GoldHeart]

I'm surprised the abused dog didn't lash out after that , did she really think this would be funny??? i've just seen the video