February 12, 201412 yr Have you seen those two queers that kept a lion in a shop in London? One day a TV wildlife person came in and they got their help in releasing it into the wild. Then a few years later they went to Africa and went looking for it. It was fucking huge, came over and cuddled them. Tears...
February 12, 201412 yr Everybody can say whatever they want about my, and their, views of dogs. End of the day, this was a bad mother.
February 12, 201412 yr Have you seen those two queers that kept a lion in a shop in London? One day a TV wildlife person came in and they got their help in releasing it into the wild. Then a few years later they went to Africa and went looking for it. It was fucking huge, came over and cuddled them. Tears... It would have made a better story if it had ripped them to shreds.
February 12, 201412 yr Have you seen those two queers that kept a lion in a shop in London? One day a TV wildlife person came in and they got their help in releasing it into the wild. Then a few years later they went to Africa and went looking for it. It was fucking huge, came over and cuddled them. Tears... I love that video but could do without the schmaltzy music
February 12, 201412 yr Have you seen those two queers that kept a lion in a shop in London? One day a TV wildlife person came in and they got their help in releasing it into the wild. Then a few years later they went to Africa and went looking for it. It was fucking huge, came over and cuddled them. Tears... I love that video, especially when Christian the lion recognises them and comes bounding over. Gets me every time.
February 13, 201412 yr Everybody can say whatever they want about my, and their, views of dogs. End of the day, this was a bad mother. And there's plenty of them about So maybe we should be a bit more strict on who we allow to own dangerous animals?
February 13, 201412 yr And there's plenty of them about So maybe we should be a bit more strict on who we allow to own dangerous animals? Or be more strict on who is allowed to own any animal and have a child. The dog wasn't owned by the mother though, it was the bloke she was shaggjng.
February 13, 201412 yr and there we have it compulsary sterilisation til you prove your fit to have kids id definitely be better off Edited February 13, 201412 yr by Casino
February 13, 201412 yr CWP was trying to invent a no breeding tablet young ladies could take that'd have an antidote once they'd developed into fine women. Not sure how he's getting with that.
February 13, 201412 yr And there's plenty of them about So maybe we should be a bit more strict on who we allow to own dangerous animals? We are strict with this particular type of dog, the breed is banned
February 19, 201412 yr just reading it now and words fail me i don't know if i'm sad, angry, frustrated what goes through peoples minds what a fcuking waste Edited February 19, 201412 yr by Casino
February 19, 201412 yr Absolutely tragic. It sounds like this family was far from being a 'scrotey' family, and the breed is not is banned breed. ... but once again folk are leaving big, powerful animals alone with defenceless babies. When will they learn?! It only takes one time, one single fucking time for a dog like that to attack a baby and it's curtains. I cannot begin to imagine the grief and the guilt they will have to live with for the rest of their lives. Edited February 19, 201412 yr by DazBob
February 19, 201412 yr It sounds like this family was far from being a 'scrotey' family, I think this line tells you all you need to know "Sharon had the Husky-like Alaskan Malamute called Nisha after her partner Patric Mullane, 33, brought it home from a night out at the pub".
February 19, 201412 yr Some wise lady today said on Jezzer Vine's show, would you leave a hot iron near a crawling baby?
February 19, 201412 yr ... but once again folk are leaving big, powerful animals alone with defenceless babies. When will they learn?! This is the key thing. An Alaskan Malamute is one of the "wildest" breeds of dogs available. It is literally one-step from being a full-blown wolf. I would only own one of these dogs if I was a single guy living on my own. These dogs require 100% Alpha-Male dominance from the owner, and even then they'll try and Alpha-Male anyone else they come across. Leaving a baby alone with one is just mental. This is a variation on the same breed... (this is a Giant Alaskan Malamute) Edited February 19, 201412 yr by SnoopJohnnyJohn
February 19, 201412 yr You're not wrong Snoop. Their owners club describe them as loving and loyal. Aye, to their owner (pack leader) certainly... not to a baby/infant who is new to their pack.
February 19, 201412 yr You're not wrong Snoop. Their owners club describe them as loving and loyal. Aye, to their owner (pack leader) certainly... not to a baby/infant who is new to their pack. If the kids are around when you bring the pup home, then you'll be fine. Introduce a new baby into a pack environment and you'll have issues. What most people don't realise is that owning a dog of this kind is a lifestyle choice, not just a pet. You can't just push it to one side when a new member of the family comes along.
February 19, 201412 yr If the kids are around when you bring the pup home, then you'll be fine. More likely to be fine, yes. ... but it should never ever be taken for granted. Have a big, powerful, seemingly friendly and obedient dog by all means OR have a baby. One or the other in my book.
February 20, 201412 yr Like I posted, we have a dog that should be proper docile but he's got a hellish grip and very sharp teeth He'd make a proper mess of a 6 day old baby I'm trying real hard not to be judgemental but good lord, you really do wonder
February 20, 201412 yr Mine is half westie. Have you seen what they do to rabbits and squirrels? Luckily I've never seen mine but that's not the point. I read if a dog hears an animal crying their instinct can kick in. Why risk this? My non judgemental side wonders if these parents simply don't understand what a dog can do rather than being utterly stupid
February 20, 201412 yr My non judgemental side wonders if these parents simply don't understand what a dog can do rather than being utterly stupid I'd like to think that too, but it's too regular - you think after the first couple in the papers that the parents would think "Hmm. I'll just make sure our primal killing machine can't get access to the baby when we're not around".
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