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Old 01-01-2007, 06:19 PM
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/m...de/6222319.stm

R.I.P to Ellie,

not a nice thing to happen let alone this time of year
not lookin good for certain dog breeds either, especially after the other attacks int he last few months.
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so sad...R.I.P
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So young. It really isnt fair. SO much life to look forward to and taken away from her and her family.
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Heartbreaking

Question tho - if the pit bull is banned from being bred, bought/sold or exchanged since 1991 - how would someone have one? Obviously if the dog is over 16yrs old, then it's feasible, but if from 1991 onwards you weren't able to breed or sell pit bulls, surely anyone with a pit bull 15yrs old or younger would be liable for prosecution?
Old 01-01-2007, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Thrush
Heartbreaking

Question tho - if the pit bull is banned from being bred, bought/sold or exchanged since 1991 - how would someone have one? Obviously if the dog is over 16yrs old, then it's feasible, but if from 1991 onwards you weren't able to breed or sell pit bulls, surely anyone with a pit bull 15yrs old or younger would be liable for prosecution?
I did wonder this, I mean it says there somewhere that if any type of dog on the Dangerous Dog Act attacks someone then they could face up to 6 months in prison?
Old 01-01-2007, 06:51 PM
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R.I.P., very sad i know there banned but there still quite easy to get hold of.

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Old 01-01-2007, 07:51 PM
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What a shame
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saw this today very sad to see yet again
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Old 01-01-2007, 08:46 PM
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I blame the stupid uncle, he had already been warned about the dogs threatening behaviour and did nothing FFS!!
Old 01-01-2007, 08:58 PM
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A total shame a childs life was lost and a dog was destroyed just because somebody kept an animal they had no control over....

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Old 02-01-2007, 06:21 PM
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was watching about it on sky news earlier, tragic, R.I.P
Old 02-01-2007, 06:29 PM
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some people are so stupid
My dog is a soft as the next! but would i let a five year old kid
near it on her own with no supervision.

No way on this earth

very sad news
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...horrible dogs are pitbulls....but its the favourite reply when you ask a bull terrier owner what there dog is. A rottweiler is predictable...if it aint brought up with children expect the worse if it gets to one and its crying.........a pitbull can be friendly one minute and deadly the next with no warning.
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agrre with you i have two staffs and 1 is a little dodgy with people he dont know and would i leave him with a 5 year old na fuck that....i think the owners are responsible and it has fook all too do with the dogs breed
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Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
...horrible dogs are pitbulls....but its the favourite reply when you ask a bull terrier owner what there dog is. A rottweiler is predictable...if it aint brought up with children expect the worse if it gets to one and its crying.........a pitbull can be friendly one minute and deadly the next with no warning.
Can't believe your saying that when you have a dog as powerful and as much bad press as a Pitbull yet you put Pitbulls down like they are ALL some kind of Devil Dog

RIP to the young girl.
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Youngmatt...a rottie aint banned..none are bad..only stupid owners..a pitbull is pure aggressive..it dont matter who the owner...plus one is bred for guarding the other fighting..work it out
Old 02-01-2007, 06:47 PM
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isnt it wierd it happened at like 4am or something?

wonder what the full circumstances were

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Heard this on the radio over the weekend, a very sad thing to happen, as you say especially this time of year!

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Thrush The police etc are currently looking into if the dog was a pedigree mate and then will decide whether or not to prosecute the owner.
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Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
Youngmatt...a rottie aint banned..none are bad..only stupid owners..a pitbull is pure aggressive..it dont matter who the owner...plus one is bred for guarding the other fighting..work it out
pittbull aint naturally agresive thats bullshit
Old 02-01-2007, 06:50 PM
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I take it you've owned a Pitbull to be able to say that? One was bred for fighting ANIMALS not humans Bred to be loving towards humans, a Rottie was bred to guard, 1 of the key things is to keep people away. Work it out And I like Rotties and I'm not putting them down it's just the way you say all pitbull are pure aggressive.. Bit out of order. Oh well.
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Dogs and Cats are like children, you bring them up wrong, they will turn out wrong!!

The dog probably thought the little girl was a burglar or something, with the attack happening at 4.00am in the morning!!

Very sad though....my thoughts are with her parents.
Old 02-01-2007, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by EscortxLady
The dog probably thought the little girl was a burglar or something, with the attack happening at 4.00am in the morning!!

Very sad though....my thoughts are with her parents.
Must be a fucking small burgler.

Either that or a dwarf.
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The dog was probably half asleep or something!!! You know what I mean!!
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Originally Posted by BatFink
Originally Posted by EscortxLady
The dog probably thought the little girl was a burglar or something, with the attack happening at 4.00am in the morning!!

Very sad though....my thoughts are with her parents.
Must be a fucking small burgler.

Either that or a dwarf.
Slightly inappropriate

May have been fireworks winding the dog up, but why the child had access to it at 4am is worrying
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Very sad you have to be careful with children around dogs and vice versa, you just never know,

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I thought pit bulls were banned. A friend of mine has an american pit bull and that fucker is huge at only a year old defo would not want to be on the receiving end of that.
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Originally Posted by Katie
Originally Posted by BatFink
Originally Posted by EscortxLady
The dog probably thought the little girl was a burglar or something, with the attack happening at 4.00am in the morning!!

Very sad though....my thoughts are with her parents.
Must be a fucking small burgler.

Either that or a dwarf.
Slightly inappropriate

May have been fireworks winding the dog up, but why the child had access to it at 4am is worrying
Sorry.
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Its not the dogs, its the owners
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Originally Posted by EscortWRC
Its not the dogs, its the owners
As much as I hate those dogs I have to agree, it's the way they are trained by their owners. I almost shot one a few years ago after the owner refused to contain her.

So sad about the child tho
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once again another child is killed by one of these types of dog,no doubt tomorrow papers will be full of the animal lovers saying that they are misunderstood,loving pets,itll die down for a while until another child is killed in future just so the stereotypical council deviant type with his sovereign ring on every finger can walk around with one of these beasts thinking he's hard as fuck.why have animals like these as pets in the first place ,especially when you have children in the family or close by.can the dog owner be charged with causing the death or failing to stop the death of a child caused by their 'pet'? .r.i.p.
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Its how dogs are brought up from been a puppy just like children
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happened just round the corner from a friends house, looks like the dog was an illegally owned pitbull lets hope the irresposible uncle gets a custodial sentance and thats coming from a staff owner, these dogs dont need any more bad press due to twats like this.

why cant we implement some sort of dog licence?
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The news reports were saying something about problems with the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 because it applies to attacks in public...and the attack took place in the owner's own home. I'm sure the courts will find some way of interpreting the legislation to read how it needs to...or it's absolutely worthless..but just something interesting if you're into statutory interpretation which I'm sad to say I am

I always thought the dog licence ideas were good though. There are people capable of keeping 'dangerous' dogs..because they treat them like the instinctive animals prone to agression that they are..and not like placid pets. It's untrained people keeping animals bred to kill as family pets that sleep on the bed that are the problem...rather the situation and not the dogs themselves in my opinion.

Even the softest dog can lose it....
I remember having my jack russel hanging off my arm when it went schitz and attacked our other dog...we just could not snap it out of it...and it hung onto my arm not realising I wasn't our other dog because it was so bloody wound up it didn't notice me pull it off.
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Most loyal dog I ever had was a pitbull.
It's a shame they have the bad reputation they have now because low life I wanna be hard chavs/scum/drug dealers got a hold of them. To those clueless about the breed... Why is it that Pete the Pup from the Little Rascals is loved and adored by the kids? He's a pitbull, I mean, if they're so dangerous around one kid why put so many kids in harms way? Did you not notice that they started to get the bad reputation in the mid/late 80's because of the crack dealers started using them. Most if not all "Real Pitbulls" aren't huge terminator looking dogs, those most likely are inbred animals to give the appeal of a big muscular dog. How many have seen that vid of that fat muscled pit bull mating with another fat pitbull then throws up.. that shit isn't normal but what the fuck would clueless people know? They are overbreed, and the most throw away type dog. I'd have one over a Rotti anyday.. at least I wouldn't have to wonder if their hips are bad.

RIP to the baby girl this shouldn't have happend. This will no doubt put even more negativity on this awesome breed (which by the way they don't even know if it IS a pitbull but I guess it doesn't matter).
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Originally Posted by Fastmaul
Most loyal dog I ever had was a pitbull.
It's a shame they have the bad reputation they have now because low life I wanna be hard chavs/scum/drug dealers got a hold of them. To those clueless about the breed... Why is it that Pete the Pup from the Little Rascals is loved and adored by the kids? He's a pitbull, I mean, if they're so dangerous around one kid why put so many kids in harms way? Did you not notice that they started to get the bad reputation in the mid/late 80's because of the crack dealers started using them. Most if not all "Real Pitbulls" aren't huge terminator looking dogs, those most likely are inbred animals to give the appeal of a big muscular dog. How many have seen that vid of that fat muscled pit bull mating with another fat pitbull then throws up.. that shit isn't normal but what the fuck would clueless people know? They are overbreed, and the most throw away type dog. I'd have one over a Rotti anyday.. at least I wouldn't have to wonder if their hips are bad.

RIP to the baby girl this shouldn't have happend. This will no doubt put even more negativity on this awesome breed (which by the way they don't even know if it IS a pitbull but I guess it doesn't matter).


The dogs are bred for fighting..yes other dogs.....BUT if you buy one you must want them to fight or why buy one? IMAGE...that is all and that aggression can go over to humans unfortunately...they are a botched bred animal.

I have Rottweilers yes they are guards yes.....do they make me feel hard NO cause i aint got them for that...if i wanted to feel hard i'd by a dog that looked like a pitbull and walk it around the streets.
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Looks like they are going to hammer the owner for this one. Good job too. Sounds like he was banned from keeping such dogs.

OK, so any dog can attack, but it seems that every child that has been mauled by a dog lately has been mauled by a Bull-terrier of some kind.

Outlaw ownership I say. I just hope they see the conviction through and that his family never forgive him.
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Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy

OK, so any dog can attack, but it seems that every child that has been mauled by a dog lately has been mauled by a Bull-terrier of some kind.

Outlaw ownership I say. I just hope they see the conviction through and that his family never forgive him.
Im sorry but thats such a load of bollocks, as are alot of the comments on this thread.

I bet you everything i own that there have been more attacks on children from little dogs like jack russels, yorkshire terriers etc as they are very quick to get pissed off and bite. I know cause i had one hang off my nose when i was little.

You just dont hear about them cause a jack russel or whatever cant do as much damage as a pit or staff . Also the media are just wankers and pick on these types of dogs .

Alot of my mates have Staffs with small children including my gf's family. Her little sister who is only 4 now has grown up with their staff and never had any problems at all. She can swing on his tail try to rid him or whatever and the worst he will do is lick her. Staffs are very chilled dogs and dont get aggravated easily and love children.

Bet you didnt know the Staff is one of the only dogs that the Kennel Club will say is very good with children.

A quote from http://www.akc.org/breeds/staffordsh...ier/index.cfm:

Temperament
From the past history of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier, the modern dog draws its character of indomitable courage, high intelligence, and tenacity. This, coupled with its affection for its friends, and children in particular, its off-duty quietness and trustworthy stability, makes it a foremost all-purpose dog.



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