I remember when I lived in Texas I used to own an Australian shepherd cross with collie, she was small to medium dog but puppy then. We put down food for her. A big pitbull run into our yard and he started to eat her food, she tried to eat as well from the same bowl. The pitbull bit her in the eye she ran off crying. We chased the pitbul out of our yard. He looked really dangerous since he attacked the innocent dog. Push's eyes swell off and we took her to vet, he said it didn't need stitches. It frightened me though. I am not a fun of large powerful breeds.
Not so long ago a Rotweiller snatched a baby boy from a ten-year-old girl's hand here in Britain, the baby died and police shot the dog. They said it was a good dog and there was never problems with him, he just went nuts. It's hard to trust such dogs and they should always be tied and have a basket on their faces to protect others against bite. Some breeds just can't be trusted, and I feel it goes down to owners as well. |