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user104658 · 08-08-2019, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Has anyone who has commentated on this thread ever had or know anyone who has had one of these dogs?

Hitting or getting aggressive with any dog leads to a dog that is unpredictable and snappy. If that's a little terrier someone's going to get a nasty bite on the fingers. If it's a large dog like this, it could end with someone being SEVERELY maimed or even killed.

It's WORSE because it's a dog like this. So unbelievably reckless.

Beso · 08-08-2019, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Hitting or getting aggressive with any dog leads to a dog that is unpredictable and snappy. If that's a little terrier someone's going to get a nasty bite on the fingers. If it's a large dog like this, it could end with someone being SEVERELY maimed or even killed.

It's WORSE because it's a dog like this. So unbelievably reckless.

Reckless for her...

But a dog that size needs to know it can't jump up on people...it jumped..and was bounding about her, licking her hands..wanting to play...it needs to know that it can't do that when she doesn't want it to.

At no.point was that dog harmed, that was just her idiotic nature coming out...I mean spitting on a dog, wtf..but if you did what she was trying to do in a more controlled and consistent manner that dog would be fine...

But I'm 100 percent certain at no point that dog felt scared or in danger.

user104658 · 08-08-2019, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Reckless for her...

But a dog that size needs to know it can't jump up on people...it jumped..and was bounding about her, licking her hands..wanting to play...it needs to know that it can't do that when she doesn't want it to.

At no.point was that dog harmed, that was just her idiotic nature coming out...I mean spitting on a dog, wtf..but if you did what she was trying to do in a more controlled and consistent manner that dog would be fine...

But I'm 100 percent certain at no point that dog felt scared or in danger.

Dangerous for anyone that comes into contact with the dog. You show a dog aggression, it learns aggression. It's that simple. Get a dog and keep hitting it in the face and one day I guarantee it will hurt someone... and it probably won't be the person hitting it because it'll be subservient to that person. It'll be another dog that gets mauled, or a stranger in the street, or someone's kid at the park.

Morgan. · 08-08-2019, 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Reckless for her...

But a dog that size needs to know it can't jump up on people...it jumped..and was bounding about her, licking her hands..wanting to play...it needs to know that it can't do that when she doesn't want it to.

At no.point was that dog harmed, that was just her idiotic nature coming out...I mean spitting on a dog, wtf..but if you did what she was trying to do in a more controlled and consistent manner that dog would be fine...

But I'm 100 percent certain at no point that dog felt scared or in danger.

Not even when she just pointed at him and he flinched and jumped backwards?

Twosugars · 08-08-2019, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Reckless for her...

But a dog that size needs to know it can't jump up on people...it jumped..and was bounding about her, licking her hands..wanting to play...it needs to know that it can't do that when she doesn't want it to.

At no.point was that dog harmed, that was just her idiotic nature coming out...I mean spitting on a dog, wtf..but if you did what she was trying to do in a more controlled and consistent manner that dog would be fine...

But I'm 100 percent certain at no point that dog felt scared or in danger.

That's not the way to do it. Aggressive methods of training have been abandoned long time ago bc they do more harm than good.
If the dog jumps you say no in a firm voice, turn away and ignore it. Not shove, kick and spit, jfc

Amy Jade · 08-08-2019, 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Has anyone who has commentated on this thread ever had or know anyone who has had one of these dogs?

Not a doberman but my aunt has 2 Rottweilers and they are like big teddy bears and yes they were like bulls in a China shop when they were pups but you can discipline an animal of any size without violence.

Twosugars · 08-08-2019, 09:49 PM

No breed of dog justifies violence, period

Jessica. · 09-08-2019, 12:35 AM

That video is sick

JerseyWins · 09-08-2019, 04:41 AM

Saw this the other day but never watched the actual video until now. Gross & really strange/sadistic that she's even getting that frustrated about her dog just jumping around and what not

(and that her entire personality/demeanor changes so quickly as well)

Also there's no way she just happened to be acting this way on the one clip she uploads the raw footage of by mistake... it must be a constant thing which.. poor dog

thesheriff443 · 09-08-2019, 07:12 AM

Could forum members get a sense of perspective? People are killing dogs for food and skinning them alive for their fur they are doing the same thing to cats.

What she is doing is wrong but she is not smashing it in the head with a hammer.

Kazanne · 09-08-2019, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Could forum members get a sense of perspective? People are killing dogs for food and skinning them alive for their fur they are doing the same thing to cats.

What she is doing is wrong but she is not smashing it in the head with a hammer.

Actually this is true,I haven't watched the video as Im sure I would be furious,as I hate animal cruelty of any kind and you are right the dogs ,cats that are killed for food literally DO get smashed in the head,there are sadly so many vile individuals about.

Twosugars · 09-08-2019, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Could forum members get a sense of perspective? People are killing dogs for food and skinning them alive for their fur they are doing the same thing to cats.

What she is doing is wrong but she is not smashing it in the head with a hammer.

Ok. Next time someone gets beaten/ kidnapped/raped etc n the UK I will tell you to get a sense of perspective bc there's a war going on somewhere.

Marsh. · 09-08-2019, 09:02 AM

Anyway, I too find it odd that she uploaded this. Was it a live broadcast? If not strange that she didn't at least edit it out if not pause the recording to inflict her abuse on that poor animal.

Cherie · 09-08-2019, 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

Anyway, I too find it odd that she uploaded this. Was it a live broadcast? If not strange that she didn't at least edit it out if not pause the recording to inflict her abuse on that poor animal.

agree its very odd, she is not an amateur, the poor dog should be taken off her though

Morgan. · 09-08-2019, 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

Anyway, I too find it odd that she uploaded this. Was it a live broadcast? If not strange that she didn't at least edit it out if not pause the recording to inflict her abuse on that poor animal.

From my understanding she uploaded the raw footage instead of the edited file

Cherie · 09-08-2019, 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Morgan.

From my understanding she uploaded the raw footage instead of the edited file

oh right

Liam- · 09-08-2019, 09:05 AM

Imagine being that much of a dick that you spit on a dog

Vicky. · 09-08-2019, 09:12 AM

So she was meant to upload a nice fluffy video with all of the violence and stuff edited out, to make herself seem like a good dog owner, just positivity and stroking and that? That kind of makes her worse as she clearly knowsthat how she treats it is seriously wrong, rather than it being a 'just how you train dogs' kind of thing

I am sure I have seen an 'apology' where she tries to blame it on mental health problems.

Shes vile. Utterly vile.

Morgan. · 09-08-2019, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Vicky.

So she was meant to upload a nice fluffy video with all of the violence and stuff edited out, to make herself seem like a good dog owner, just positivity and stroking and that? That kind of makes her worse as she clearly knowsthat how she treats it is seriously wrong, rather than it being a 'just how you train dogs' kind of thing

I am sure I have seen an 'apology' where she tries to blame it on mental health problems.

Shes vile. Utterly vile.

There’s an apology in the OP, she said she was having a bad day/week whatever. She also complains that one on one dog training is very expensive - to which I say of you can’t afford a dog, don’t have one!

She also decides she’s a good owner because she buys lots of toys for him?! That doesn’t make you a good owner that just makes you rich

(all the more reason she should be getting the proper dog training)

Vicky. · 09-08-2019, 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Morgan.

There’s an apology in the OP, she said she was having a bad day/week whatever. She also complains that one on one dog training is very expensive - to which I say of you can’t afford a dog, don’t have one!

She also decides she’s a good owner because she buys lots of toys for him?! That doesn’t make you a good owner that just makes you rich

(all the more reason she should be getting the proper dog training)

I have had many bad days and have never ever hit a dog I have had, or spat at it. If default on bad days is behaviour like that, then you are a bad person tbh.

Toys do not make you a good owner, just makes you bloody flush with cash. Cash is nothing to do with being a good dog owner really.

Yeah training can be expensive. But you can do it yourself too. Its either expensive, or takes some of your time. One of which, yoiu need to be willing to give up.

Niamh. · 09-08-2019, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Vicky.

I have had many bad days and have never ever hit a dog I have had, or spat at it. If default on bad days is behaviour like that, then you are a bad person tbh.

Toys do not make you a good owner, just makes you bloody flush with cash. Cash is nothing to do with being a good dog owner really.

Who would even think to spit at a dog, it's just weird behaviour. A big dog like that really needs alot of exercise and proper training which I don't think a "normal" person can really do properly unless they have some basic dog training themselves. It's important when you have a dog of that kind that can potentially become a danger