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Post by jennyb on Jan 11, 2014 11:25:03 GMT 1
My OH was part of the emergency medical team who dealt with that little girl. Very traumatic for all involved. Licensing seems like a very good step forward, some dog breeds take experienced and knowledgable care and dogs have the ability to kill or harm both people and other animals. It should not just be as simple as passing a dog on to a home, as it seems to be for some rescue places. It's very tough to decide to pts rather than rehome, but doubtless necessary at times :-(
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Post by julz on Jan 11, 2014 19:36:26 GMT 1
My OH was part of the emergency medical team who dealt with that little girl. Very traumatic for all involved. what little girl, Jennyb? I may have missed something lol
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Post by jennyb on Jan 11, 2014 21:06:26 GMT 1
The one jackiedo referred to earlier who was killed by a rescue dog - a bulldog I think. It was in the news a short while ago.
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Post by julz on Jan 12, 2014 11:15:07 GMT 1
ahhhhh
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Post by portiabuzz on Jan 13, 2014 15:17:14 GMT 1
It is all down to honesty and accountability. this week there have been 2 abandoned Rotties, one abandoned Staffy (left tied to a fence) one "Come and get this Pit Bull it bit my girlfriend" several "I found this Stray (yes I bet) staffy cross and it followed me home... all UNKNOWN histories and with limited spaces available not necessarily the time to see how they react under different circumstances. Still this is why you pay your council tax guys poor dogs
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