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Sorry, still confused. So these dogs weren't registered prior to the new laws coming in? Surely if the breeder mentioned knew these dogs' backgrounds and if they had been registered as crosses of those breeds prior then why were they seized? I feel for the dogs but would like to know what the owners had done to ensure their safety.
I believe Nathan went to the council when the laws were announced, they agreed for the ranger to come around and assess the dogs, the ranger assessed they were pitbulls therefore could not be registered and seized.
So although Bear & Kooda's parents were cleared of having any pitbull in them, their pups were not
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An ad on Gumtree .. direct copy and paste
I HAVE AMERICAN STUFFY PUPPYS FOR SALE THERE 9 WEEKS OLD VAXINATED ANS WORMED
I read that with a real bogan accent too, kinda hope they are the stuffed type but doubt it
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The parents of these two dogs (they came from the same litter) were cleared of having any pitbull in them, which just makes this tale even sadder
RIP Bear & Kooda
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Persephone, you said everything I wanted to suggest but way better
angelnkids - I am in WA and might be able to recommend a trainer for you - are you North or South of the river?
im south of the river in baldivis.
Will send a PM with some contact details :)
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Persephone, you said everything I wanted to suggest but way better
angelnkids - I am in WA and might be able to recommend a trainer for you - are you North or South of the river?
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Such a horrible outcome for Bear, Kooda, Sammi & Nathan, a pox on the council for their handling of this.
Its a shame this information and addresses were not posted earlier when sending letters or email might have made a difference
A lot of emails were sent, but nothing helped. Even today, the council were still doing the dirty. They were not meant to be killed until tomorrow, (Friday) and at the last minute the owners were told it was today.
Please still tell them what you think, and also tell the State Government, please.
I have sent a few emails, not sure how much notice they will take from mine as we are in WA (I have been following Bear & Kooda on FB)
Next election is when they need to pay for this and not be re-elected
Its disgusting beyond words what has happened hear and the treatment of both the dogs and Sammi & Nathan - having the date changed with little notice and if the first vet hadnt refused to euthanase them, I am sure Sammi & Nathan wouldnt have had a chance to even say goodbye
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we never forget them do we?
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Such a horrible outcome for Bear, Kooda, Sammi & Nathan, a pox on the council for their handling of this.
Its a shame this information and addresses were not posted earlier when sending letters or email might have made a difference
Yes, it is a pity others haven't got involved.
I certainly hope Victorians remember this come next election and boot that pathetic council out of office!!!
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Such a horrible outcome for Bear, Kooda, Sammi & Nathan, a pox on the council for their handling of this.
Its a shame this information and addresses were not posted earlier when sending letters or email might have made a difference
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You stay safe too Willow
We had it really mild last weekend so fingers crossed its the same again
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Oh my, a beautiful tribute with your love for Tara so evident.... thinking of you and your family at this time
RIP Tara run free with Sam till you meet your family again
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Thinking of you both today
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You are wonderful people for looking after Bless (love her name) my heart broke a little seeing her in the pound
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According to Perth Now, three of the dogs have been PTS
THREE dogs that mauled a six-year-old girl in Baldivis have been put down, but no charges have yet been laid over the horrific attack. Maya Wicksteed was savaged by the three bull Arab mastiff dogs and three other dogs, including a german shepherd and a red cloud kelpie, at a Baldivis property last Friday.
She was taken to hospital where she received hundreds of stitches to bite injuries to her head, face and body.
Rockingham Mayor Barry Sammels said the three dogs were euthanised at the owner's request.
Mr Sammels said an investigation into the attack was continuining and no one had been prosecuted.
Maya's father Bruce Wicksteed told of his horror when he realised his daughter had been attacked, describing her as “a screaming ball of sand and blood”.
Mr Wicksteed was visiting a neighbour with Maya when he heard his daughter screaming.
“The owner of the property was laying down on the ground. Six dogs were aggressively just going for it, trying to get underneath him and then I realised I could hear her screaming, I realised Maya was underneath them,” Mr Wicksteed said.
“Maya was a screaming ball of sand and blood. Police later told me she had been dragged over a 40-metre area.”
In an act that Mr Wicksteed said saved his daughter’s life, his neighbour jumped on top of the dogs and held them down to free Maya. Then, Mr Wicksteed grabbed her and ran towards the property’s house as the dogs chased them.
"As we got closer to the door, I was just praying that it was unlocked,” he said.
“I got there, the door was unlocked, just as the dogs arrived behind me.
“I slammed the door on them as they were jumping up.”
Mr Wicksteed said he wanted dog laws changed to include bull Arab mastiffs as a classified dangerous dog.
“They are a killing machine. If a dog can't differentiate between a pig and a little girl, there's an issue,” he said. The vicious attack has prompted the WA Local Government Association to urge local councils to develop dog control strategies to prevent future attacks.
WALGA president Troy Pickard said most dog control laws had not been changed for more than 35 years and were did not meet community expectations.
"I welcome the announcement by the Minister that he intends to introduce a Dog Amendment Bill to the coming session of Parliament," he said.
"It is encouraging that his proposed amendments will consider prohibiting the availability, breeding and sale of dangerous breeds and sterilisation of dangerous breeds along with increased penalties for irresponsible owners and powers for local rangers.
"Revisions to the Dog Act to deal more effectively with vicious dogs have been on the agenda of State Governments for years and it is time to do something about it, before another innocent person or family pet is seriously mauled or killed."
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No we havent although our vet showed him to someone today. He will start obedience next week and he can stay with us till he finds the right home
We have another little girl in as well, picked her up on Monday and she already has someone interested - go figure
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Its a good article, I hope it helps find whoever did this to Cookie
You did her proud Rach
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According to FB they have been granted a stay on proceedings allowing them time to present their side in a months time
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Shame his previous owners didn't put more thought into it before purchasing and typical of a shop not caring about the welfare of the animals they sell
He will now have a much better chance of finding a home that will give him more than ten minutes attention
Good on you Dogmad and Denise, hope you manage to get some sleep tonight Dogmad
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Oh Cookie I hope you are playing with Sascha over the bridge and having lots of fun
RIP Cookie
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from our family to yours, thinking of you today
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There was an interesting thread on here about a DIY dog bath, here is the link
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Well done Pacers, Julie and Loren the foster carer
Yep happy to support you guys anyway we can
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Here is a link to Petrescue's directory for WA
German Shepherd Locked In Bird Cage & Dumped
in Dog Cruelty and Abuse News
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http://www.news.com.au/national/german-shepherd-locked-in-bird-cage/story-e6frfkvr-1226396961716
A 30kg German Shepherd has been found locked inside a bird cage and dumped on the side of a road in Adelaide. The RSPCA says the dog was found this morning at suburban Blakeview inside the galah cage, and they didn't know how long it had been there.
"To lock a large dog of roughly 30kg in a cage this size so that he can't even turn around, with no water, is absolutely disgusting," RSPCA Chief Inspector Simon Richards said.
"I can't recall an animal being dumped in this manner. It would have been incredibly stressful for him."
Insp Richards said the dog was currently too stressed and aggressive to handle, so was yet to be checked for a microchip.
He said an investigation was underway and those responsible could face a maximum two-year jail term or a $20,000 fine.
*** I hope the SA RSPCA is not like the one in WA, otherwise I would hold grave fears for this dog. ***
who dumps a dog like this