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Lots of things in the Act aren't expressly defined, the level of barking for a nuisance dog is just described as 'continuous and persistent' which is subjective, and ACO's just have to make a judgement call on these things. All I'm saying is that it isn't as black and white as you make out in NSW.

If your dog is rushed but then kills the other dog, depending on the individual ACO your dog could be declared dangerous based on unreasonable aggression. You could, of course, appeal that in court, and it'd then be up to the judge as to whether your dog's reaction was unreasonable or not.

Sorry, that's crap when applied to a statutory defence and unless the act defines reasonable/unreasonable force in the case of a dog, the result of a DD order on a dog who reacted due to the provocation of an unleashed dog who's broken how many laws to provoke........dog at large, dog not under effective control, rushing attacking another animal or person, the satutory defence will overide all of this not withstanding that it's unreasonable to expect a mere dog to understand the limitations of force.........as I said previously, ACO's making up their own rules. I could however imagine an ACO trying to place a DD order on a dog defending it's self and owner from a dog at large attack, some ACO's are pretty stupid and often don't know the rules themselves.

If you have a dog that exhibits prey drive when it attacks, then you cannot say that the dog is defending itself.

This thread is about a dog that attacked a dog that was excited and facing its owners. The dog that attacked it was not defending itself. It was attacking.

I don't care what the ACO will do, I never want to be in that situation of being investigated. I don't want my dog harming other dogs, even dogs that rush and yap and have a go. So I muzzle my dog. It's more about me not wanting to see other dogs being killed than about me 'being in the right.'

ACOs are not stupid either, and know the difference between how a well-socialised and normal dog will fend off an attack, and how an aggressive dog will respond to a challenge from another dog or the presence of another dog. Most dog fights are little scraps, they are not like this at all.

Basically your attitude is horrible and detrimental to the dog-owning community. Our society rejects the idea of large nasty dogs killing smaller ones. Large dogs that show this amount of aggression must be strictly controlled. To a much higher degree than dogs that don't act like this. Don't you get that?

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How's this for a radical idea:

If you own a dog of any size that can't deal with other dogs' behaviour without aggression, DON'T HAVE IT IN A PUBLIC, OFFLEAD DOG AREA.

There, that wasn't that hard was it?

Go to a public dog area, expect clueless owners and dogs not under full control. If that's an issue for you or your dog, simply don't have your dog there. :shrug:

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How's this for a radical idea:

If you own a dog of any size that can't deal with other dogs' behaviour without aggression, DON'T HAVE IT IN A PUBLIC, OFFLEAD DOG AREA.

There, that wasn't that hard was it?

Go to a public dog area, expect clueless owners and dogs not under full control. If that's an issue for you or your dog, simply don't have your dog there. :shrug:

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For anyone who has not read the whole thread - just a friendly reminder that the original story did not say anything about the dog who was killed being in any way aggressive - including barking - towards the dog who attacked it. The dog who was killed was facing his family in a playful stance.

RIP poor Elfie.

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The dog's owner was in his late 20s, about 170cm tall and had brown to blond spiked hair. He wore a navy blue singlet and large sunglasses.
Gees, I hate to generalise, but doesn’t this just sound like the stereotypical yobbo dangerous dog owner? :eek:

Dangerous dogs are a product of their breeding and their owners, but there’s no excuse for dogs like this. I don’t care if you think you can “control” your dog, if it is likely to this when not controlled, it just shouldn’t be.

People who feel the need to own such dangerous weapons should really invest in some psychological treatment.

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How's this for a radical idea:

If you own a dog of any size that can't deal with other dogs' behaviour without aggression, DON'T HAVE IT IN A PUBLIC, OFFLEAD DOG AREA.

There, that wasn't that hard was it?

Go to a public dog area, expect clueless owners and dogs not under full control. If that's an issue for you or your dog, simply don't have your dog there. :shrug:

Except some posters think they shouldn't be in on lead only areas as well, in case some moron walks their dog off lead & let's them rush on lead dogs. :banghead:

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The dog's owner was in his late 20s, about 170cm tall and had brown to blond spiked hair. He wore a navy blue singlet and large sunglasses.
Gees, I hate to generalise, but doesn’t this just sound like the stereotypical yobbo dangerous dog owner? :eek:

Dangerous dogs are a product of their breeding and their owners, but there’s no excuse for dogs like this. I don’t care if you think you can “control” your dog, if it is likely to this when not controlled, it just shouldn’t be.

People who feel the need to own such dangerous weapons should really invest in some psychological treatment.

Hey Hugh Wirthless, you forgot to mention "land sharks". :swear:

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Dont bite Mantis not worth it just gonna have to hide my blue singlet ha ha

I know I shouldn't but I can't control myself, maybe it's because I'm a "dangerous weapon" like my dogs. :rofl:

Mantis, is your current dog DA? We're familiar with Kenny's story but I wasn't aware your current dog had any issue other than you being too scared to go for a walk in case something happened because of your neighbour's dog being off lead.

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Dont bite Mantis not worth it just gonna have to hide my blue singlet ha ha

I know I shouldn't but I can't control myself, maybe it's because I'm a "dangerous weapon" like my dogs. :rofl:

I'm at a loss at how you think any of this is even remotely funny.

RIP poor little Elfie. :cry:

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go back and read my posts, its got nothing to do with size its a story about a family pet killed due to someone not controling there dog. why does everyone have to go after each other on here . read my posts properly before you comment next time. I know everyone is passionate about dogs on here doesnt mean you have to be a keyboard warrior.

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How's this for a radical idea:

If you own a dog of any size that can't deal with other dogs' behaviour without aggression, DON'T HAVE IT IN A PUBLIC, OFFLEAD DOG AREA.

There, that wasn't that hard was it?

Go to a public dog area, expect clueless owners and dogs not under full control. If that's an issue for you or your dog, simply don't have your dog there. :shrug:

Except some posters think they shouldn't be in on lead only areas as well,

and what exactly is your point?

We're not talking about "big" dogs, or "scary" dogs, nor dogs of particular breeds. We're talking about dogs that for whatever reason are now capable and willing to attack and kill other dogs. I just don't see the need for SUCH dogs.

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Oh for gods sakes get over yourselves. A dog died, it shouldn't have. Some idiot had their dog agressive dog off lead where they shouldn't have, then bolted.

This is about a family who witnessed something they should never had to have seen - ever.

Now stop the stupid bickering!

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