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They have a staff and an american bull dog cross.
Not good dogs to have together with a dog aggressive dog - regardless of breed.
I know the history on Bull type breeds and like you Yodabo my two were absolutely soft as shite.
The neighbours apparantly had something to do with the fight but are keeping quiet at the moment.
His friend is one of these Know all people. She won't be told that staff is dog aggressive. She is under the impression that she will be the boss and the dogs wont fight. She is wrong but I can't do anything to show her this.
Glens staff is alot smaller than her two dogs and I know this is going to cause her to be more assertive which could possibly lead to aggression.
They also have a 6 year old daughter who has been bought up to 'tap' a dog on the nose if it has done something wrong. I don't agree with this one little bit and think she will also get caught in the middle of the dogs - as she also likes to play vets and stuff with them. If a fight broke out and she got hurt then they would come screaming back at glen and me,
I feel like just telling him the best thing would be for his dog to also be put to sleep as she is not suitable for rehoming. The blue cross and places like that round here are overun with staffs and are now putting aggressive dogs to sleep as they can't be rehomed. As horrible as it is for him it might be the best thing for the dog.
Not good dogs to have together with a dog aggressive dog - regardless of breed.
I know the history on Bull type breeds and like you Yodabo my two were absolutely soft as shite.
The neighbours apparantly had something to do with the fight but are keeping quiet at the moment.
His friend is one of these Know all people. She won't be told that staff is dog aggressive. She is under the impression that she will be the boss and the dogs wont fight. She is wrong but I can't do anything to show her this.
Glens staff is alot smaller than her two dogs and I know this is going to cause her to be more assertive which could possibly lead to aggression.
They also have a 6 year old daughter who has been bought up to 'tap' a dog on the nose if it has done something wrong. I don't agree with this one little bit and think she will also get caught in the middle of the dogs - as she also likes to play vets and stuff with them. If a fight broke out and she got hurt then they would come screaming back at glen and me,
I feel like just telling him the best thing would be for his dog to also be put to sleep as she is not suitable for rehoming. The blue cross and places like that round here are overun with staffs and are now putting aggressive dogs to sleep as they can't be rehomed. As horrible as it is for him it might be the best thing for the dog.