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  1. jimeve

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    I got bit by a German Shepard dog, I was walking past the house minding my own business when the dog raced out of the front door and raced down the long driveway and bit my arm, luckily the owner rushed out and grabbed his dog by the ears and pulled the dog off me.
    Reported to the police who took me to were the dog lived, the police told the owner if it happens again the dog would be put down.
    Now if that was a child ?
     
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    I agree with it being the owners who should be banned. The American Bully is a great dog, fun to wrestle with without fear of hurting it. Patient with kids and good looking too.
    But, that's dependent on the owners. Even a beloved Goden Retriever or Labrador can be violent if that's what it was taught.
    I feel bad for the dogs not being given a chance, no sympathy for the owner.
     
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    I had and still have plenty of dogs. If you treat them like it should be no problem with other people or other dogs will occure.

    A powerfull dog can be dangerous. Hence it is entirely under the responsibility of the owner to avoid critical situations.

    Unfortunately not all dog owners are prepared and / or capable to own, train and control a dog. From many owners you simply should take away the dogs.

    In case powerful dogs are not properly trained and controlled there will be only loosers. Unfortunately the dogs as well.
     
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    I saw yesterday in the news that the UK is to ban this breed of dog by the end of the year, at first i thought this might be a bit harsh as it's the irresponsible owners that should be banned.
    Then i read today that a man in the UK was killed when he was trying to protect his mother who in her own garden was being attacked by 2 of these dogs, the news report said the attack on him lasted 20 min and people did try to get them off him but could not manage, i applaud these people for trying.
    Apparently the dogs belonged to her next door neighbour who left them in his garden while he was out at the time of the attack, the dogs managed to get through the hedge separating the gardens, the dogs are both dead now and he is being charged with manslaughter.
     
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    Just to draw attention to....how safe is it to own a XL American Bully
    It has been announced that the ban in UK will extend also into Scotland.
    |Some people may argue that it's the way they are trained or lack of training
    but is this breed really safe to be around?........Stay safe regards to all JB
    Man killed by own XL Bully dog in home - BBC News
     
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