[arista]

http://news.sky.com/story/man-dies-a...field-10538940


The man that Died
had a proud Yorkshire Terrier
at appears the other dog
(not a banned dog) could not stand it.


Tragic

Ref : LBC Live

[Livia]

That's horrific... the poor man.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

That's horrific... the poor man.

Yes he was protecting his small dog

[Niamh.]

Poor guy, what an awful way to go

[arista]

[The Yorkshire Terrier also
suffered serious injuries in
the attack and received
emergency veterinary care.]

[Police added the suspect dog was captured and taken to kennels.
Its owner was arrested in connection with the attack and later released on police bail pending further inquiries.]

[Tom4784]

Such a sad and ultimately preventable tragedy.

I imagine the dog's owner is to blame, most dogs are easy to tame with a bit of love and attention and I'm guessing the poor dog didn't get much of either. Dogs from good homes are rarely aggressive.

[arista]

If a Dog is under your control
you can hold it solid
with the Lead.

Yes Dezzy the owner of the Killer Dog
(not banned though)
is 100% at fault

[Cal.]

Poor man. Ugh it's so annoying/awful when you encounter a dog off its lead whilst walking your dog.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Such a sad and ultimately preventable tragedy.

I imagine the dog's owner is to blame, most dogs are easy to tame with a bit of love and attention and I'm guessing the poor dog didn't get much of either. Dogs from good homes are rarely aggressive.

Originally Posted by arista

If a Dog is under your control
you can hold it solid
with the Lead.

Yes Dezzy the owner of the Killer Dog
is 100% at fault

Well if you own a dog like that (presumably he was some sort of Bull terrier since there was alot of confusion over whether or not it was a banned breed) you should be extra vigilant in making sure your garden is secure and the dog is under your control when its out. It doesn't matter whether the dog is loved or not imo, if you own a dog like that, it's potentially a danger to people. Dogs can be unpredictable, all dogs can be

[Jordan.]

Um at the dog being returned to the owner. Surely it should have been put down?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

Um at the dog being returned to the owner. Surely it should have been put down?

Thats a previous case on the 8th of this month
same Bad Dog,
I assume he was told to
have a good Chain Lead




"suspect dog was captured and taken to kennels."
Yesterday they just said on LBC Live

[_Tom_]

My worst nightmare

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by arista

Thats a previous case on the 8th of this month
same Bad Dog,
I assume he was told to
have a good Chain Lead




"suspect dog was captured and taken to kennels."
Yesterday they just said on LBC Live

Surely its the owner that needs chaining up , my partner is a postie and you would not believe the amount of people that are totally irresponsible with dogs, there are people who can no longer have mail delivered to their homes because they do not control their animals ! they still leave gates open so the dog can run out and attack < my partner was bitten badly in the thigh by a dog that was supposedly chained up, he's been bitten through letter boxes ! who would like a job that risks very painful dog bites on a daily basis.

[arista]

Someone chucked the man a knife to stab the Killer Dog
but he was not able to do much,
or would not stab it.
The Killer Dog was out of its zone
without the owner.
This was all yesterday

Ref : SkyNewsHD Live

[Cherie]

I hate random dogs coming up to me when we are out walking, poor man

[arista]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Surely its the owner that needs chaining up , my partner is a postie and you would not believe the amount of people that are totally irresponsible with dogs, there are people who can no longer have mail delivered to their homes because they do not control their animals ! they still leave gates open so the dog can run out and attack < my partner was bitten badly in the thigh by a dog that was supposedly chained up, he's been bitten through letter boxes ! who would like a job that risks very painful dog bites on a daily basis.

Yes the Owner of that Killer Dog
is Guilty 100%
Total Lack of care.

That killer dog got out of its zone
Home area
(that tells you the owner is a fool)

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I hate random dogs coming up to me when we are out walking, poor man

Cross the Road Fast
if you can

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I hate random dogs coming up to me when we are out walking, poor man

It's not even so bad in England, over here there's dogs roaming around everywhere. The people up the road from us have a rhodesian ridgeback who is always out and about on his own

ETA : we don't seem to have as much of an issue with Staffies etc being used as status symbols though

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

It's not even so bad in England, over here there's dogs roaming around everywhere. The people up the road from us have a rhodesian ridgeback who is always out and about on his own

ETA : we don't seem to have as much of an issue with Staffies etc being used as status symbols though

Yes thats tough
that R. Ridgeback - dog
is it to keep bad people out?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes thats tough
that R. Ridgeback - dog
is it to keep bad people out?

No, I don't think so, he's never attacked anyone or any other dog as far as I know but they're on the dangerous dogs list

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

No, I don't think so, he's never attacked anyone or any other dog as far as I know but they're on the dangerous dogs list

If they look after it well
then all should be good.



The Bad Bloke on this Case left
his dog in a pen area
it got out

I think it may be Front Page
tonight

[Crimson Dynamo]

bad owner, dog that is not trained or adequately exercised and probably beaten. I hope the dog owner is tried for murder

poor dogs and bloke that got killed

[armand.kay]

oh my what horrible story, poor man!
...But yeah I don't see why people should be allowed to bread these aggressive dogs, mistreat them and then blame the animal when it gets out of hand and attacks someone. I'm sorry but all blame goes to the owner, the dog shouldn't of been given back to the owner until they had figured out what drove the dog to do such a thing.

[Kizzy]

Sad and shocking story, bring back the licence!

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Such a sad and ultimately preventable tragedy.

I imagine the dog's owner is to blame, most dogs are easy to tame with a bit of love and attention and I'm guessing the poor dog didn't get much of either. Dogs from good homes are rarely aggressive.

I agree with this.
There are no bad dogs, just bad owners.