DOG ATTACK

[Cock Throppled]

Was attacked by a dog while cycling in Burnaby a few days ago. Dog came out of the Robert Burnaby Park off 4th Street. Luckily, I saw it coming and hopped off my bike to keep it between me and the dog. Bastard punctured a tire, and broke a few spokes, but never got to me before it ran off down the street after a few lunges. I asked around the neighbourhood, but nobody seemed to know anybody who owned it. Was a pit bull-looking thing, dark colour. Reported it on-line to the SPCA.

Never been attacked by a dog before. I keep aware of my surroundings and most dogs I see are on leads with an owner, and have never been aggressive. It was more scary after-the-fact. I was lucky the dog didn’t keep attacking, and no other dog joined it, but the thought of a sustained attack by more than one dog is terrifying. Think I might invest in a can of pepper spray, although I’ve heard a really aggressive dog won’t even be affected by it when they get into a frenzy.

Anyone have any experience with dog attacks?

 

[Mrmotorscooter]

When I was a kid riding my paper route this large black and white spaniel looking dog always came charging out of his driveway barking like a Demon and nipping at my pedals. I would speed up and he would break off the chase and run back home, one day he bit me really good on the leg, 2 puncture wounds, swollen and bloody I was determined not to allow that again. I carried a 24” piece of 1/2” rebar in my front paper carrier and sure enough he came charging out again and started nipping at my feet. I swung that thing down and caught him right across the top of his snout, he ran off screaming in pain, never seen him out on the road again but one day did see him peeking at me from around the back corner of his house. There are a lot of irresponsible Dog owners out there that will be more than happy to add to your Mizery if you have a problem with their sweet lil poochie🤬

 

[jgg]

Was attacked by a dog while cycling in Burnaby a few days ago. Dog came out of the Robert Burnaby Park off 4th Street. Luckily, I saw it coming and hopped off my bike to keep it between me and the dog. Bastard punctured a tire, and broke a few spokes, but never got to me before it ran off down the street after a few lunges. I asked around the neighbourhood, but nobody seemed to know anybody who owned it. Was a pit bull-looking thing, dark colour. Reported it on-line to the SPCA.

Never been attacked by a dog before. I keep aware of my surroundings and most dogs I see are on leads with an owner, and have never been aggressive. It was more scary after-the-fact. I was lucky the dog didn’t keep attacking, and no other dog joined it, but the thought of a sustained attack by more than one dog is terrifying. Think I might invest in a can of pepper spray, although I’ve heard a really aggressive dog won’t even be affected by it when they get into a frenzy.

Anyone have any experience with dog attacks?

I've been attacked four times by three different dogs. The first was a blue heeler and thats what they are bred to do - nip the heels of cattle so as to herd them. Fortunetly, he bit low, I wear cowboy boots so no harm done. I personally believe blue heelers are brain-dead. A Border Collie is a much better dog.

The second and third time was the same dobermann in a farm yard that I would need to frequent often. Again, I was bit low on the boot. There wasnt going to be any contact with me if he tried again. I took a sledge hammer handle and drilled a hole in the end and ran a rope through. I gave that dog a severe attitude adjustment on his second and final attack.

The fourth time was by an employee's dog, a part Rotti. I'm not sure why the employee thought it was bring your asshole dog to work day, on pay-day, none the less.. He nailed me front mid-thigh. Fucking pain and subsequent infection. The employee valued his job more than the dog. Smart decision.

 

[angry anderson]

I hate dogs for the above mentioned reasons. Literally millions of dog attacks each year in the US. About 60 people reported killed by them each year.

 

[Mr. J]

An attack like that has never happened to me before, but a dog did lash out at me over me not being able to find it's favorite fetch toy. It started to circle me to keep me from running and bit down on my arm. As I was a kid at the time, it bloody hurt.

 

[angry anderson]

I used to kick a soccer ball around by myself on a district owned field with signs posted every 30 feet or so NO DOGS ALLOWED. Unfailingly some douche would open the gate and unleash their dog on the field. The dog would then make a b line for me and as often as not grab the ball in it's teeth and run off with it. The owner would smile sheepishly and say " he's just being friendly. He just wants to play. " cunt.
Anyway I took to strapping a machete to my back in a scabbard just in case.

 

[Banged_Up]

My mastiff can one punch a soccer ball. There’s a certain satisfaction in watching a soccer ball deflate. She won’t steal one but if you leave it in the school yard and we visit in the dark it’s fair game.

 

[angry anderson]

My mastiff can one punch a soccer ball. There’s a certain satisfaction in watching a soccer ball deflate. She won’t steal one but if you leave it in the school yard and we visit in the dark it’s fair game.

Maybe you should leave your mastiff in the school yard after dark and somebody will see it as fair game and one punch deflate it. There would be a certain satisfaction in that.

 

[rottweiler]

Maybe you should leave your mastiff in the school yard after dark and somebody will see it as fair game and one punch deflate it.

You're a real piece of work.

 

[westwoody]

I have a Rottweiler so I am no dog hater. Our fourth.
But wrecking kids toys for fun is ignorant.

A mastiff is not a proper dog for urban living and shouldn’t be anywhere near a schoolyard period. A kid could pop out of nowhere and one bite later you are up shit creek.

 

[E.H.]

My french bulldog was the most spoilt,in every facet,as is befitting dogs of elitist pedigree.
My french bulldog was a naturally dominant male,which the original owner had to be somewhat rescued from.
Not nearly enough time had been invested into domesticating my future french bulldog,so he entered my life a surly whelp.

Genetically,the dog was a trophy,by all-around health,rather than exacting breed standards.
I knew that I had scored a real prize.
What made the re-homing a success,was that I lived alone in a detached house on a large lot.
My Frenchie could bark himself hoarse, 27/7/365,without neighbor issues.
The original owner.also knew that I used to commercial fish,so I would not quit the rehoming,despite the certainty of taking bites, daily.

Friedrich Nietzsche teaches;"The man who rises above the herd,does not follow the path of comfort & safety.".
The first six months spent rehoming my french bulldog;I wore heavy rubber boots,used folding wooden chair & salmon mooching rod in my,"lion trainer"role.
The prospect of being disemboweled & emasculated,was not to be ruled out.
My french bulldog was worth the effort and I would take all the bites all over again.

Engelbert Humperdink

 

[angry anderson]

My french bulldog was the most spoilt,in every facet,as is befitting dogs of elitist pedigree.
My french bulldog was a naturally dominant male,which the original owner had to be somewhat rescued from.
Not nearly enough time had been invested into domesticating my future french bulldog,so he entered my life a surly whelp.

Genetically,the dog was a trophy,by all-around health,rather than exacting breed standards.
I knew that I had scored a real prize.
What made the re-homing a success,was that I lived alone in a detached house on a large lot.
My Frenchie could bark himself hoarse, 27/7/365,without neighbor issues.
The original owner.also knew that I used to commercial fish,so I would not quit the rehoming,despite the certainty of taking bites, daily.

Friedrich Nietzsche teaches;"The man who rises above the herd,does not follow the path of comfort & safety.".
The first six months spent rehoming my french bulldog;I wore heavy rubber boots,used folding wooden chair & salmon mooching rod in my,"lion trainer"role.
The prospect of being disemboweled & emasculated,was not to be ruled out.
My french bulldog was worth the effort and I would take all the bites all over again.

Engelbert Humperdink

Sounds like somebody is somebody's bitch.

 

[E.H.]

Sounds like somebody is somebody's bitch.

The french bulldog would had been euthanized,if I was a crybaby,like apparently yourself.

Engelbert Humperdink

 

[angry anderson]

The french bulldog would had been euthanized,if I was a crybaby,like apparently yourself.

Engelbert Humperdink

Well, if you ever need it done just get in touch. I have a framing hammer to put it to sleep. lol

 

[masterpoonhunter]

FFS you people,
These are dogs you are talking about hurting and killing brutally.