at the dog park this afternoon. This guy had two of your standard run pitbulls. One of his dogs started attacking a lab over a ball and the other pit joined
in. The pit threw the lab into the water and was still attacking him even though the lab's head was below water (it happened right next to the dog pond).
It took them at least 3 minutes to break it up. The person whose dog was hurt was really pissed off and told the guy to take his dogs and leave. The other guy
started screaming "I don't have to leave! Call the cops on me! Back off!" After they screamed at each other and the guy with the pits made an ass
of himself in front of 25 people for about 5 minutes, he finally left.
It's pretty much common sense that you shouldn't bring a dog that is strongly dog aggressive to the dog park. It's also explicitly stated outside the park that you need to leash your dog and leave immediately if your dog begins to act aggressive.
It's pretty much common sense that you shouldn't bring a dog that is strongly dog aggressive to the dog park. It's also explicitly stated outside the park that you need to leash your dog and leave immediately if your dog begins to act aggressive.
I hope the lab is
okay.
some people don't know how to raise them.
If Chip started to show
aggressive violent behavior I would take her home and deal with the issue. Sometimes she gives off warning growls which is normal for all dogs but she
doesn't attack after.
