Scary day today. Pit attcked my Boxer. - Page 2

RandE · 01-07-2013, 01:46 AM

I can guarantee you I will feel the same.

Future · 01-07-2013, 01:50 AM

So your going to go hug the dog and let it be best friends with you after it was going to kill you. An animal attracts to kill, not to be friends. And you want it to live a happy life.

So a guy kills somebody. You must be the one who wants him to live a full healthy life in jail instead of getting the death he/her deserves? Sorry man we have different views

WholeLottaBoxers · 01-07-2013, 01:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Future

Like I said. Let you be the one getting attacked by the pit, then let me know how you feel about "responsible owners fault"

I just read on another thread you saying that you've bred over ten litters of boxers. That explains EVERYTHING.

Future · 01-07-2013, 01:53 AM

That my dogs listen? And don't need to be leashed?

You guys have fun letting another dog kill yours cause you want to be mister nice guy. Ill stay out your silly threads

winnie · 01-07-2013, 05:18 AM

So sorry about pepper. My boxers was attacked by an unleashed pit while I was walking him on a leash. Luckily he only had puncture marks too. The bet had us keep them open for several days and put hydrogen peroxide on them. Also have us a course of antibiotics. I got no cooperation from the police in citing the owner for off leash. I never blamed the dog. Owners fault 100%. The owner even refuses to pay our small bet bill or apologize. It was a principle thing with me. Luckily I am a lawyer and sent him a summons. Check arrived in 2 days. No apology though. I started carrying pepper spray when walking.

NikkiL · 01-07-2013, 08:54 AM

I am so sorry to hear about Pepper. That must have been so scary for both you and Pepper. I'm happy to have not seen Futures posting. I was very involved in rescuing pitbulls when the ban started in Ontario. Like all dogs they turn out how they were bred and raised. It's possible something about Pepper set him off. My sister was going to foster a pitbull, we took this dog for a walk and she seemed to not notice other dogs at all. Brought her home as she was a couple hours away and she was a great dog. We met my brother in law in a parking lot with my sisters dog.. Also a pit..and she changed. There was no way she was going to live in the same house with their dog. Luckily another foster was able to take her and she was adopted shortly after. Something made her snap. And I think this can happen to all dogs no matter what breed. I agree you need the problem to be dealt with as Pepper can't live in fear and shouldn't have to. The pits owners need to keep him leashed and under control. I hope you can get the problem fixed and I hope Pepper will be ok.

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canadianjem · 01-07-2013, 09:02 AM

there would have been no problems here if the owner had kept his pit "ON A LEASH"...sheesh come on neighbour...

and to Future....as i have learned...responsible owners do leash their dogs even if they dont need to be. Its about having respect for other people and dogs and can potentially stop a situation such as this from happening....just sayin'

Breezygirl · 01-07-2013, 10:32 AM

Wow, What a needless and totally preventable event. I truly hope she has no negative reactions to other dogs now!

Good for you for having such a bond with your dog that your recall was trusted at the worst of times!! I am sending positive thoughts your way for a quick physical, and emotional recovery.

Shanonmoore76 · 01-07-2013, 10:46 AM

Wow, sorry to hear about pepper. I also own a pit and he is the best dog I have had in my life! It is about the owner and always having them on a leash. A lot of pits are dog aggressive if they haven't been around other dogs in their life. My Pitt loves our cat and my little terrier I have. I have had my boxer Isabel for a month and they are best friends. She is only 3 months old.

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rxonmymind · 01-07-2013, 11:00 AM

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Wow, sorry to hear about pepper. I also own a pit and he is the best dog I have had in my life! It is about the owner and always having them on a leash. A lot of pits are dog aggressive if they haven't been around other dogs in their life. My Pitt loves our cat and my little terrier I have. I have had my boxer Isabel for a month and they are best friends. She is only 3 months old.Attachment 23057

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Cute duo!

01-07-2013, 01:46 AM	#11 (permalink)
RandE Power User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: WI Posts: 341	I can guarantee you I will feel the same. __________________ -Allie mox·ie [mok-see] noun Slang 1.vigor; verve; pep. 2.courage and aggressiveness; nerve. 3.skill; know-how.

01-07-2013, 05:18 AM	#15 (permalink)
winnie Super User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Long Island Posts: 1,646	So sorry about pepper. My boxers was attacked by an unleashed pit while I was walking him on a leash. Luckily he only had puncture marks too. The bet had us keep them open for several days and put hydrogen peroxide on them. Also have us a course of antibiotics. I got no cooperation from the police in citing the owner for off leash. I never blamed the dog. Owners fault 100%. The owner even refuses to pay our small bet bill or apologize. It was a principle thing with me. Luckily I am a lawyer and sent him a summons. Check arrived in 2 days. No apology though. I started carrying pepper spray when walking. __________________ Molly, Mom to Winston (at the bridge 12/6/12 and deeply missed) and Porter

01-07-2013, 10:32 AM	#18 (permalink)
Breezygirl Advanced User Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Ontario Posts: 831	Wow, What a needless and totally preventable event. I truly hope she has no negative reactions to other dogs now! Good for you for having such a bond with your dog that your recall was trusted at the worst of times!! I am sending positive thoughts your way for a quick physical, and emotional recovery. __________________ Mandi ... mom of fur kids.. Breeze, Bentley .. and new baby Winter

01-07-2013, 10:46 AM	#19 (permalink)
Shanonmoore76 New User Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 8	Wow, sorry to hear about pepper. I also own a pit and he is the best dog I have had in my life! It is about the owner and always having them on a leash. A lot of pits are dog aggressive if they haven't been around other dogs in their life. My Pitt loves our cat and my little terrier I have. I have had my boxer Isabel for a month and they are best friends. She is only 3 months old. Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App

01-07-2013, 01:50 AM	#12 (permalink)
Future Experienced User Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 204	So your going to go hug the dog and let it be best friends with you after it was going to kill you. An animal attracts to kill, not to be friends. And you want it to live a happy life. So a guy kills somebody. You must be the one who wants him to live a full healthy life in jail instead of getting the death he/her deserves? Sorry man we have different views

01-07-2013, 01:53 AM	#14 (permalink)
Future Experienced User Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 204	That my dogs listen? And don't need to be leashed? You guys have fun letting another dog kill yours cause you want to be mister nice guy. Ill stay out your silly threads

01-07-2013, 08:54 AM	#16 (permalink)
NikkiL Power User Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 652	I am so sorry to hear about Pepper. That must have been so scary for both you and Pepper. I'm happy to have not seen Futures posting. I was very involved in rescuing pitbulls when the ban started in Ontario. Like all dogs they turn out how they were bred and raised. It's possible something about Pepper set him off. My sister was going to foster a pitbull, we took this dog for a walk and she seemed to not notice other dogs at all. Brought her home as she was a couple hours away and she was a great dog. We met my brother in law in a parking lot with my sisters dog.. Also a pit..and she changed. There was no way she was going to live in the same house with their dog. Luckily another foster was able to take her and she was adopted shortly after. Something made her snap. And I think this can happen to all dogs no matter what breed. I agree you need the problem to be dealt with as Pepper can't live in fear and shouldn't have to. The pits owners need to keep him leashed and under control. I hope you can get the problem fixed and I hope Pepper will be ok. Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App

01-07-2013, 09:02 AM	#17 (permalink)
canadianjem Advanced User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Fernie BC Posts: 730	there would have been no problems here if the owner had kept his pit "ON A LEASH"...sheesh come on neighbour... and to Future....as i have learned...responsible owners do leash their dogs even if they dont need to be. Its about having respect for other people and dogs and can potentially stop a situation such as this from happening....just sayin'

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