I don't like guns but I love dogsThe problem isn't just the automatic weapons though is it? They don't shoot themselves or shove bullets down their own chamber. It's irresponsible human scumbags who are the main issue here. You can ban all the automatics and automatic type weapons but they'll find the next similar gun to fire and tarnish their reputation too.
Banning certain weapons won't get rid of these irresponsible individuals. They'll live on and continue to buy and fire weapons and authorities will be forced to ban more guns and all the guns will live the rest of their lives in a gun shelter because of the mistakes of humans.
It was working right up until the last sentence...
The trouble is that owners of particularly bad and dangerous dogs do train them!! Seeing anyone 'playing with their particulary dangerous dogs with these tug and pull toys and seriously genuinely need to be banned from dog ownership but as a very minimum taken outside behind the barn because they are actually training them to be the Alpha. These people are encouraging the dog, letting the dog know that it's alright, even with their owner to fight and keep what it fights for. Every dog in a household is virtually constantly fighting for top dog position, you simply cannot allow then any perceived power over the owner, your position, your family, any human must and needs be constantly re-inforced with the plain truth that it is at the bottom of the ladder. Strange but true, the dog will be happier knowing it's place.
Definitely not true. I know a lot of people that own Pitbulls who don't train them to be aggressive or kill.
Cats kill incredible number of birds and smaller wildlife.
Exactly some big dogs tend to be the biggest babies. Instances where they are aggressive the owner needs to take them to the pound or get help. They can't take themselves.
You've never seen owners and their dogs fighting to get ownership of these rag ropes - one knot at either end? Maybe playing with throwing a frisbee and then trying to get the dog to release it? It may not be deliberate, maybe the owner believes it is good healthy exercise but as I said they are training them the wrong way.
There was a time when Rottweilers were the breeds causing most attacks on people. However, I think they have a far better temperament than many other dogs. Yes, they're very powerful, but they're often very friendly, too.
A large percentage of injuries happen in the home. The 10 year old boy Jack Lis went to his mates house only to be horribly killed by a Bully XL there.
It’s still the dog then. Because if you look at an irresponsible owner leaving, say, a lab off a leash and an irresponsible XL owner leaving their XL off a leash…only one is likely to end with blood everywhere and torn flesh.
Exactly. Banning any one breed just moves the issue to the next designer lethal breed; pitbulls etc. are already old news in such circles. You're more likely to see Cane Corso's adorned now, not pitbulls.
Cats kill incredible number of birds and smaller wildlife.
Studies have shown they are responsible for or contributors to at least 10% of recent bits and reptile extinctions.
They are bastards
AwwOkay that one was decent but most look like this
I was in a slider restaurant yesterday ordering at the counter & l felt something wet bump up against my hand. I turned around to see two of these dogs about 70 pounds each. One had bumped my hand with its nose. The owner didn't realize the dog had touched me & was effusive apologetic. I just wanted to know if I could pet them.Okay that one was decent but most look like this
The answer is that everyone should own Irish Red and White Setters. Virtually zero chance of anyone getting bitten much less mauled or killed (unless one falls off a balcony above you). They are also endangered
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8008075/Irish-red-white-setter-UKs-endangered-breed.html#:~:text=Irish red-and-white setter,endangered breed | Daily Mail Online
My two lunatics.
