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05-07-2014, 11:08 AM
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Re: Girl Gets Hit With a Shovel
Are there any parents here? Curious as to how y'all feel about these kids fighting like this. Do you talk to your kids about fighting and if you do what all do you talk about?
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05-09-2014, 01:18 PM
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Re: Girl Gets Hit With a Shovel
Damn right lmao. I was out in front of my home digging a ditch to divert heavy rain water when one neighbors stupid yorkie dog took off after after two dog right across the street from me. About dropped the shovel but luckily I took with me cause the real bruiser came out of nowhere. Didn't have to touch none of em and the guy got his wife's dog back OK. Months before those dogs tore up my grandmas fifty pound mutt and some Bassett mix. Just happened to get home to see the neighbor flying horizontally across the yard being drug by the biggest. Blood was everywhere. The middle size dog is probably the worst it has terrier or cattle dog in it and it is tenacious. She'sthe one iI pointed the shovel at and luckily for me she veered off and went after the dog commotion. I swung the shovel at the biggest. Like I said tho didn't touch none of em that time. Luckily they don't go after people the way they do other animals. |
