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Another victim of no bad breeds mentality

franklin

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How sad that we continue to allow this to happen to defenseless young children.


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The dog's owner wrestled the animal off, but released it as Wyatt began to run away, and the dog attacked again, Hancock said.

Wyatt was severely bitten on his face, requiring hours of reconstructive surgery, and another surgery is scheduled for deep puncture wounds to his arm.

"I figured, 'The owner's outside. He'll be OK,'" Hancock said. "His whole lip was torn off. You could see his gums and his teeth, and it was in pieces. His cheek was hanging off. He was missing a little piece of his arm."
 
Lemme guess, this was a chihuahua that belonged to a gang-banger rapist child molester who trained the dog specifically to attack children. Since it is always a bad owner, it must be the case.
 
There is a reason why we are allowed to own guns but not shoulder launched missiles
 
Lemme guess, this was a chihuahua that belonged to a gang-banger rapist child molester who trained the dog specifically to attack children. Since it is always a bad owner, it must be the case.

Unfortunately, that appears to be partially true in this case. The owner sounds like a candidate for Kim Jung Un's hungry dog den.

She said she fears the owner has attempted to sic the dog on her family.

"We were moving our stuff in and he was saying, 'Oh, get 'em. Get 'em. Oh, good boy,'" Hancock said. "We got in a fight over him trying to sic his dog on our dog because we have pit bulls as well."

Not to mention that he wrestled the dog off the kid once, then released it as the kid ran away from the dog, which of course led to the brutal attack.

https://www.deseretnews.com/article...zes-6-year-old-Salt-Lake-City-boy.html?pg=all
 
From the article...

"We were moving our stuff in and he was saying, 'Oh, get 'em. Get 'em. Oh, good boy,'" Hancock said. "We got in a fight over him trying to sic his dog on our dog because we have pit bulls as well."

Wyatt is good spirits as he recovers, Hancock said, though he says he now only likes his own dog and became startled during a dog food commercial.

Interesting.
 
Was da ears cropped?

If so...... weponized
 
yeah. don't know why the bitch didn't let her pack roam free to protect her kids tbffhwichoo.

Im not sure why they even took their kid to the hospital. I mean, they've already written him a death sentence by keeping pitbulls as pets.
 
So I wonder if the man is being charged for letting the dog go while the kid was running away. If he truly had been teaching the dog to "sic" other people, and then wrestled the dog off the kid long enough for the kid to run, which would trigger a chase instinct in the dog, and then just let the dog go, well that should be attempted murder with a deadly weapon imo.
 
Im not sure why they even took their kid to the hospital. I mean, they've already written him a death sentence by keeping pitbulls as pets.

No doubt. Same goes for every city that keeps a zoo, nuclear power plant, and street signs with square corners. Death, it's everywhere you look!
 
What does sic mean?

When someone tells thier dog to attack

Ahhh. For some reason I thought it was some kind of abbreviation or something.

Well it's also an abbreviation for a Latin phrase that's used when someone copies something as it is, even when it may include errors of some sort, like if there's a misspelled word. If it's used in that way, it usually appears like this (sic)

for example: "when someone tells thier (sic) dog to attack"
 
Well it's also an abbreviation for a Latin phrase that's used when someone copies something as it is, even when it may include errors of some sort, like if there's a misspelled word. If it's used in that way, it usually appears like this (sic)

for example: "when someone tells thier (sic) dog to attack"


btw, that would be a sic (sic) - maybe even a sick sic (sic)
 
Came across this article today...

I thought it was interesting.

https://phys.org/news/2014-02-aggressive-dog.html

Interesting read. This part struck me as salient.

For the study, Rachel Casey, of the University of Bristol's School of Veterinary Sciences, and colleagues distributed about 15,000 questionnaires to dog owners regarding dog aggression toward people. About 4,000 were returned.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2014-02-aggressive-dog.html#jCp

I would love to hear what the ones who chose not to return the survey would have said. Not sure if I breed my dogs to fight if I would have voluntarily answered this survey, or if my dog had maimed a child or something similar.
 
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