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keep fngers crossed guys i got hurt bad today nabors dog bolted from his yard went after me and my nephew i got tore up bad back shoulder and arm my nephew got few small bites i hav 12 stitche sin back a brused rib and few cuts come to fin dout nabors dog has gone after others before.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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Sorry to hear that. That would be one dead dog.

If it isn't already dead I'd be loading my gun. It would be one thing if you jumped the fence into his territory but an animal that goes on the attack like that needs to be destroyed.

 

Hope you heal up quickly.

Norseman Senior Enthusiast

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I think I would press charges against the owners. There is no need to have a dog like that. It could have killed you or your nephew.

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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I think I would press charges against the owners. There is no need to have a dog like that. It could have killed you or your nephew.

 

Unless he's leaving the part out about it being a pygmy chihuahua. :)

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it was a pitbull mix they kept nephew in hosptail over night because the nabor would not show proof dog had shots or anything after vist from cops and dog warden this morning he finaly showed papers but dog was out of date on shots so now we have to wait 10 days to see if dog shows signs of rabies or anything. whats bad is fact it tore my back up so bad im now out of work untill it heals up more due to fact i wok in job with alot of twisting and bending. not to mention i can barely type or drive my 5 speed due to it being my shifting arm

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:) Here's to a speedy recovery!

 

Being in the cable industry, I feel your pain. My first defence is my channel locks out of my pouch. Then if a clunk on the head doesn't work its a flat screw driver thru the skull. Usually the clunk on the head works. :M16:

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im still glad that i was there because if itd have killed or done worse to my nephew id have gone off deep end iv worked with alot of dogs and this was first ever i sawa dog with such a blank expression in its face like there was no feeling or anything hell i hit dog off ground to get it off my nephew and it kept going im looking into the inscurence thing lucky my boss is very understanding as to being hurt out side of work and all

Norseman Senior Enthusiast

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im still glad that i was there because if itd have killed or done worse to my nephew id have gone off deep end iv worked with alot of dogs and this was first ever i sawa dog with such a blank expression in its face like there was no feeling or anything hell i hit dog off ground to get it off my nephew and it kept going im looking into the inscurence thing lucky my boss is very understanding as to being hurt out side of work and all

 

You NEED to press charges!!

C & A s Dad Senior Enthusiast

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I have always said I could get a dog off of me but there is one exception, a pit bull. These dogs do not compare to a Doberman, German Police or any other. If properly trained and conditioned, they are killing machines and pain & the taste of blood only increases their desire to kill. I read somewhere that a typical dog like a Doberman has approx 700 PSI of strength in his jaws, a pit has 1,800 PSI.

 

Without a weapon as mentioned earlier, there is just about no defense from these dogs.

 

I am not saying they cannot be good pets. My Mother in law had one for years that was a big baby, unless you put your hands on her and then he let everyone know that he did not approve.

 

I hope you recover well and you find the dog does not have rabies.

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I think I would press charges against the owners. There is no need to have a dog like that. It could have killed you or your nephew.
Unless he's leaving the part out about it being a pygmy chihuahua. :M16:Com'on WN this is serious! :)
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im still glad that i was there because if itd have killed or done worse to my nephew id have gone off deep end iv worked with alot of dogs and this was first ever i sawa dog with such a blank expression in its face like there was no feeling or anything hell i hit dog off ground to get it off my nephew and it kept going im looking into the inscurence thing lucky my boss is very understanding as to being hurt out side of work and all

 

You NEED to press charges!!

 

Ditto!!!!

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