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04-28-2011, 12:17 PM
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Re: Dog Injured Child and 2 Adults
Fradga so nice! Iv been for years and its The REALEAE for everthing I mean EVERTHING!!! PLease go cráazy fot nno cops PLease !
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04-30-2011, 10:33 AM
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I feel bad for the poor dog.. the don't know better! Why did the parents let a 2 year old girl get so close to an uneutered pitbull?  |
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04-30-2011, 01:01 PM
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You don't think the owners should known the dog was dangerous and NOT taken the dog out in public? Or at least warned people away? And what about having the dog on a leash? All pit bull owners go on and on about what sweet dogs pit bulls are. And then people believe the lies and this happens. |
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05-01-2011, 11:58 PM
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again, another instance of non-parental supervision and a dog that should maybe have not been had, being injured for being a dog.
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05-02-2011, 12:01 AM
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In australia we are having a similar problem on Fraser Island, a national park herritage listed sand island once inhabited solely by aboriginal peoples. The problem is with the last pure surviving Dingos on the planet, they are wild dogs, people are aware of this when they go onto the island. Why are people surprised then, when a dingo bit a 3 year old who was playing in the sand dunes. If I were a hungry, wild Dingo and I saw a little 3 year old, I would have a go too! Who wouldn't? This resulted in the culling of two dingoes in the already stressed and endangered population. My point is parents have to be held accountable for their children getting into such situations. |
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05-02-2011, 12:01 AM
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Re: Dog Injured Child and 2 Adults
In australia we are having a similar problem on Fraser Island, a national park herritage listed sand island once inhabited solely by aboriginal peoples. The problem is with the last pure surviving Dingos on the planet, they are wild dogs, people are aware of this when they go onto the island. Why are people surprised then, when a dingo bit a 3 year old who was playing in the sand dunes. If I were a hungry, wild Dingo and I saw a little 3 year old, I would have a go too! Who wouldn't? This resulted in the culling of two dingoes in the already stressed and endangered population. My point is parents have to be held accountable for their children getting into such situations. |
