Mobby
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Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
when you dogs playing around with you, it bites you softly, and when it bites you hard, it can tell and trys not to , its like they just put there teeth round you just to say i coulda got you then, i fucking love my dog
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
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LeahWGA
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i have a staffy cross, he has little plays about but nothing bad, ok so staffys are guard dogs, but anything could attacK!!! its how there brought up, my gran has 10 bassett hounds.. there hunting dogs but they dont go around biting everyone, ive worked with lots o dogs.. they need the right home and people... i looked after a doberman who was a bit vicious, now hes a slob...  violence is not the answer, it will make them wors..
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K2NY-G
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quote:
Originally posted by mobby
quote:
Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
when you dogs playing around with you, it bites you softly, and when it bites you hard, it can tell and trys not to , its like they just put there teeth round you just to say i coulda got you then, i fucking love my dog
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
not being bad mate but you dont know much about dogs...
disturb it when its sleeping or uncomfortable and see if it bits you softly!
dogs at the end of the day are animals, which yes can be trained to a certain extent but there will always be that percentage that cant be controlled
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chloe16v
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at the end of the day all dogs can bite but it always seems to be the same dogs that are in the news, you never here about labs biteing ppl even tho some times they do
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smack
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its another class example of the media and tabloids scare mongering the british public into beliveing bullshit
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Ben G
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Originally posted by K2NY-G
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Originally posted by mobby
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Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
when you dogs playing around with you, it bites you softly, and when it bites you hard, it can tell and trys not to , its like they just put there teeth round you just to say i coulda got you then, i fucking love my dog
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
not being bad mate but you dont know much about dogs...
disturb it when its sleeping or uncomfortable and see if it bits you softly!
dogs at the end of the day are animals, which yes can be trained to a certain extent but there will always be that percentage that cant be controlled
true, i have a golden retreiver that just runs about and eats all day and is very playful. but try to pull him away fromhis food while his eating and he will draw blood no problem  got me many a time
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Patrick
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A staff is not a hunting dog. They were bred to be fighting dogs. They'd be useless hunters IMO. I've got a staff cross and it's sh1t at finding things.
As for them being dangerous. They can be due to there breed (bred to be fighting dogs originally) but I believe it's all about how they are brought up, loved and trained. My dog is the softest ever, loves everyone and has never shown any sign of agression. Not even to other dogs that have shown agression to her.
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jamez_zz
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fuck staffs.
bullmastiff/dogue de bordeaux ftw.
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Russ
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hoozah for german shepherds
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luke85
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quote:
Originally posted by K2NY-G
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Originally posted by mobby
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Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
when you dogs playing around with you, it bites you softly, and when it bites you hard, it can tell and trys not to , its like they just put there teeth round you just to say i coulda got you then, i fucking love my dog
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
not being bad mate but you dont know much about dogs...
disturb it when its sleeping or uncomfortable and see if it bits you softly!
dogs at the end of the day are animals, which yes can be trained to a certain extent but there will always be that percentage that cant be controlled
I can wake my staffy up by bursting a balloon next to her head, can drag her away from her food and do absolutley anything and she would never bite anyone. She loves to play and would never even bite me when im playing, as someone else pointed out I could put my arm in her mouth and wind her up and she wont bite other than to let you know she could have
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Liam
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I have a rottie, softest dog I have ever seen. Neighbours have a terrier of some sort and that is 100x worse than our dog. As mentioned in the thread, any dog can be vicious, bring it up right and it'll be a good dog.
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Originally posted by bigdan
i lol @ the pic of the bulldog whats got its paw in the air saying GTF on it
whos dog is that off here 
Its mine
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Craig W
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I have a Staff and she's soft as shite. Never even barked at another dog, when we're out walking she always want to play with other dogs and usually the dog barks at her and she hides behind my legs. Even poodles intimidate her. She'll chase cats, they'll stop, turn on her and she'll run away.
My sis has a Bullmastiff and he's fine too, doesn't like other dogs but is fine with people. Walks around like a lion
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Originally posted by cb87
well done
we want a husky, just because we dont get snow that much, n i dont want it to pull anything does that mean i shouldnt get one?
Aren't huskys quite an aggressive dog? safe to be around your kids?
aggressive? LOL they are the worlds worst guard dog, they cant bark, and they love everybody, more likey to help a burgler breake in, and pull your tv down the road for them rather than bite them
think you should read up on the breed as the husky was bred to pull all day but when they werent pulling they were also used as hunting dogs aswell as protectors at night from wee animals like polar bears they are also superb round kids due to some being left with the women during the day while guys were out hunting etc and anyone who has one will tell you they are far from stupid inract its quite the opposite hence why they are so stuborn when they want to be
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Russ
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starkie, when did i say they were stupid? they arnt, they are to clever for there own good, and hairy houdini's when it comes to escaping from somewhere they dont want to be. the only thing they could do against a polar bear is howl, they wouldnt stand a chance against one.
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Sara
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quote:
Originally posted by K2NY-G
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Originally posted by mobby
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Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
when you dogs playing around with you, it bites you softly, and when it bites you hard, it can tell and trys not to , its like they just put there teeth round you just to say i coulda got you then, i fucking love my dog
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
not being bad mate but you dont know much about dogs...
disturb it when its sleeping or uncomfortable and see if it bits you softly!
dogs at the end of the day are animals, which yes can be trained to a certain extent but there will always be that percentage that cant be controlled
You almost sound terrified of dogs.. have u had a bad experience with one or something?
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andy1868
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i love that picture
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K2NY-G
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quote:
Originally posted by Sara
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Originally posted by K2NY-G
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Originally posted by mobby
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Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
when you dogs playing around with you, it bites you softly, and when it bites you hard, it can tell and trys not to , its like they just put there teeth round you just to say i coulda got you then, i fucking love my dog
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
[Edited on 03-04-2008 by mobby]
not being bad mate but you dont know much about dogs...
disturb it when its sleeping or uncomfortable and see if it bits you softly!
dogs at the end of the day are animals, which yes can be trained to a certain extent but there will always be that percentage that cant be controlled
You almost sound terrified of dogs.. have u had a bad experience with one or something?
lol no! i used to help my dad train dogs and we currently have 4 dogs! so im not terrified of dogs i was just trying to explain they are technically wild animals at heart
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Ash_EP3
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Yea I agree, it's how it's trained and brought up my stepmum is trying to train our great dane but where he is big and clumbsy he makes many mistakes!! (it's not his fault he's stupid )
Our golden retriever was worse as a puppy than our great dane! - (in saying that he ripped the pump out of the pond the other day )
But now both dogs are getting better with age but I believe that half of that reason is because my dad has shouted and hit them 
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Russ
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its not just upbringing though, temprement is in the genes.
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