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Illinois woman killed in her home by adopted dog
Tragic..
A woman was found dead in her home after being attacked by a 140-pound Mastiff she and her husband recently adopted. http://www.dailyherald.com/article/2...ews/711149748/ http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012...ities-say?lite |
Crazy.
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Wow, that's just bizarre. I wonder what happened, kind of doubt we'll ever fully know though. Really is sad that this happened. Next people will be saying to outlaw Mastiffs and put them all down, once they give up on Pit Bulls.
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That is horrible beyond words.
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Sadly that might be part of the reason the dog was put up for adoption.
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That is devastating for so many reasons. Found by her husband, worked on by her coworkers, a family member gave them the dog... Wow.
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Those "bad dog" laws have been pushed for for as long as I can remember. Even in the 70s, grandstanding politicians and stupid people were at it. Dobermans were the target back then. Then it was Rottweilers in the 80s, and then Pit Bulls became the bed-wetter's target. This poor woman and her survivors had bad luck, and nothing else. |
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What a horrible way to die.
That's up there with being burned alive. |
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As I type this, on the couch next to me is rescued Rottweiler happily snoring away.
Rescuing and adopting is a wonderful thing. Folks need to pay particular attention to the temperament of the animal, and forgive me for stating the completely obvious, particularly when they are the powerful and headstrong breeds. Unless you have had and or know and or are a trainer / pack leader type you should stick to the breeds you know when adopting. A tragic end for anyone. And particularly for a good caring individual such a s her. |
. That is horribly tragic. On a logical side, adopting a dog isnt just something you jump into. On many protective working/hunting breeds, you need to research a breed before jumping into adopting one. Many breeds are beyond the time required, training, or work a owner needs wants or can put into a breed. When we rescued our WSD's brother who was neglected and abused he was a terror. We worked with him for months before adopting him out. And even after finding a family for him, it required 2 meetings in his territory, 3 at their home, meetings with the children and a couple overnights. In the end they are ecstatic and have a awesome new family member.
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Really tragic, considering the woman sounded like she really cared for animals.
But also makes me realize that whenever an LEO is forced to shoot a dog, maybe the dog really needs to be stopped?!?! |
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reported that the dog did not get along with her other 2 dogs , prolly trying to break up a dog fight and it turned ugly . could have been avoided , you dont just throw strange dogs in with other pets . she paid the ultimate price .\
i know only had dog for a week , but wouldnt that be the perfect murder ??? husband cheating or wife cheating , train dog to attack , nobody would know anything . but only having it a week pretty much blows that out of water . but still interesting |
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Some people think/reason "outside of the box," but your inductive reasoning skills often allows you to show others what it is like to crawl under it and dig down a little too. :whistling: :tongueout: :supergrin: :wavey: |
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