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As a groomer rottis are one breed I do not trust. I cant tell you how many I have been bit by for no reason at all. I was washing one a few months ago and he was all happy wagging his tail (I do know the difference between a happy wag and a nervous warning wag) and he just turned and bit me for no reason at all. After that point I couldnt get anywhere near him and had to send him home wet. |
I think the public would be better off if you filed a complaint. |
Beth, I think you did the right thing shoving him off. He went after you because he wanted to be dominant. If you had freaked out, he would've known that he had control over you and done A LOT more damage. Don't make yourself fear dogs, because being strong against them will protect you more. |
The thing is I am not sure just where he lives. He lives in the area but I dont' live directly there..I used to live on that block about 10 years ago but I drive down that way after I drop the kids off to school to park the car and then hop on the train to get into manhattan. I have friends that live on the block still. I am going to ask if they know the guy. |
I would have tried to get his name and address and report the attack. They would have taken the dog and at least checked it out. That is really terrible! I am so glad you are okay!! |
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Definitely if you show an animal fear they will go in for the kill. My arm hurts some where he put pressure...oh he sure put pressure it wasn't a puppy nip either. That is why I was so outraged when they guy was like "oh he is only a puppy" ...puppy my a$$. |
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Disgusting. Hopefully the next person he attacks is the jacka$$ he calls an owner. |
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Im glad it wasnt worse than it was. glad your ok, but i agree about reporting it...what if next time its a small child that cant push the dog off :( |
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you weren't so lucky and I'm so glad you weren't more seriously hurt - they can lock right on and not let go.....That man needs someone to report him - he can walk his dog when there are less people out. I try to go very early or at dusk with my girls and avoid other people - we mostly walk to the back of the apartments where there's lots of grass but still - a dog can come out of NO WHERE before you know it. I hope your arm will be ok....not to mention - now you'll be more scared of big dogs :( which sucks cause so many really are nice dogs. |
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I only walk Zoey in my yard or right around my block. Whenever I see a big dog approaching I pick her up. You just never know. Sad but gonna take all precautions. Thank god these little guys dont\' need a lot of exercise. |
I am happy your weren\'t seriously injured but you should have called a police officer and reported it. You have the proof the marks on your leather coat and the bruise on you arm! Your right, next time it could be a young child or a small dog. There are so many incompendent owner\'s it\'s frightening! To make matter\'s even worse they all seem to have these big dogs. Pits, Rottie, Shepards etc. Once again thank heavens you were not seriously injured. |
I\'m terrified of big dogs. I\'ve only been around a few that I felt safe around and even then I wasn\'t that calm around them. They freaking scare me to death. I\'m so glad you are okay! |
Now isnt that a real crappy way to start out your day! Sorry that you had to experience this. I really hope that man get a muzzle for that dog. It could of been a childs face and then he would of had a REAL BIG problem. I hope your weekend is way better then your friday!!!:thumbup: |
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