Buying a dog

[Cheese]

2 minutes ago, Farnywhite said:

You obviously on a wind up  

but by the way Stafford bull terror's nickname is actually the nanny dog because they they are so great with kids and recommended by the kennel club for families with children. A Very loyal dog 

There are only bad owners who give them a bad name and brutalise  them . Bit like humans treat them like shit and what do you get 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-59953038

They're all great with kids until they mistake a baby for a squeaky toy.

[Dimron]

Just now, Farnywhite said:

You obviously on a wind up  

but by the way Stafford bull terror's nickname is actually the nanny dog because they they are so great with kids and recommended by the kennel club for families with children. A Very loyal dog 

There are only bad owners who give them a bad name and brutalise  them . Bit like humans treat them like shit and what do you get 

I've just homed a 10 year old Satffie (in case you don't know) and he is as soft as shit, he hasn't barked yet. Other dogs can snarl and bark in his face and he just doesn't care (although he looks as hard as nails) and wags his tail 

[Cheese]

2 minutes ago, Dimron said:

I've just homed a 10 year old Satffie (in case you don't know) and he is as soft as shit, he hasn't barked yet. Other dogs can snarl and bark in his face and he just doesn't care (although he looks as hard as nails) and wags his tail 

That's what everyone says, until its instinct kicks in and it kills a toddler.

[Escobarp]

Folk never learn. Cut off the oxygen source 

[Cheese]

Just now, Escobarp said:

Folk never learn. Cut off the oxygen source 

Precisely. Doesn't matter how many toddlers these breeds kill, people will still keep buying them and they'll keep killing toddlers "by accident". Mental. As Esco says, these types of dogs should be suffocated or drowned in the nearest river.

[Dimron]

Just now, Cheese said:

That's what everyone says, until its instinct kicks in and it kills a toddler.

Okay, I've got a skronker council house dog with a studded collar that I walk around a middle class tory voting village while wearing a scruffy northern football coat... suits me if everyone stays out of the way, they don't know we're both as soft as the brown stuff

[Cheese]

1 minute ago, Dimron said:

Okay, I've got a skronker council house dog with a studded collar that I walk around a middle class tory voting village while wearing a scruffy northern football coat... suits me if everyone stays out of the way, they don't know we're both as soft as the brown stuff

I'm sure you know the inner-workings of its mind intimately. You must be one of those "dog whisperers".

[only1swanny]

12 minutes ago, Farnywhite said:

You obviously on a wind up  

but by the way Stafford bull terror's nickname is actually the nanny dog because they they are so great with kids and recommended by the kennel club for families with children. A Very loyal dog 

There are only bad owners who give them a bad name and brutalise  them . Bit like humans treat them like shit and what do you get 

Pretty much common knowledge that the harder the dog the softer they are, unless they've had shit owners.

Staffies, dobermans,  greyhounds, rotties,  alsations.. all soft as. 

Chihuahuas, westies,  yorkies,  snappy shits 

[Cheese]

2 minutes ago, only1swanny said:

Pretty much common knowledge that the harder the dog the softer they are, unless they've had shit owners.

Staffies, dobermans,  greyhounds, rotties,  alsations.. all soft as. 

Chihuahuas, westies,  yorkies,  snappy shits 

At least you can launch a Chihuahua or a Yorky a few feet with a swift boot. Bit more difficult if you're facing a Rottweiler.

Edited February 3, 2022 by Cheese

[Dimron]

Just now, only1swanny said:

Pretty much common knowledge that the harder the dog the softer they are, unless they've had shit owners.

Staffies, dobermans,  greyhounds, rotties,  alsations.. all soft as. 

Chihuahuas, westies,  yorkies,  snappy shits 

I've said previously I always avoid middle aged ladies with Chihuahuas, westies,  yorkies... nasty little fuckers who think they are in charge.

Unfortunately the Staffie breed has been hijacked by people who want trophy dogs and havecrossed them with larger dogs encouraging aggression.

Breeding of Staffies should now be restricted because there are so many in kennels after being surrendered, mine was only days away from the final jab but he is a calm middle aged gentleman now glad of a comfortable home.

[Rudy]

 

17 minutes ago, Cheese said:

That's what everyone says, until its instinct kicks in and it kills a toddler.

Seen the news recently about people killing toddlers and babies through neglect?

[Tonge moor green jacket]

2 minutes ago, Dimron said:

I've said previously I always avoid middle aged ladies with Chihuahuas, westies,  yorkies... nasty little fuckers who think they are in charge.

Unfortunately the Staffie breed has been hijacked by people who want trophy dogs and havecrossed them with larger dogs encouraging aggression.

Breeding of Staffies should now be restricted because there are so many in kennels after being surrendered, mine was only days away from the final jab but he is a calm middle aged gentleman now glad of a comfortable home.

Dogs are a pain too.

[Tonge moor green jacket]

26 minutes ago, Farnywhite said:

You obviously on a wind up  

but by the way Stafford bull terror's nickname is actually the nanny dog because they they are so great with kids and recommended by the kennel club for families with children. A Very loyal dog 

There are only bad owners who give them a bad name and brutalise  them . Bit like humans treat them like shit and what do you get 

This is what happens when you don't have a dog.

[Cheese]

Just now, Rudy said:

Seen the news recently about people killing toddlers and babies through neglect?

Yes. Fucking awful. Does that mean it's more acceptable to leave your child with an animal literally bred to kill?

[Rudy]

2 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Yes. Fucking awful. Does that mean it's more acceptable to leave your child with an animal literally bred to kill?

Nope simply stating that not all staffies or pit bulls are bad just like not all people are bad 

Dogs are only bad when they are neglected, not looked after or not trained.

[Cheese]

Just now, Rudy said:

Nope simply stating that not all staffies or pit bulls are bad just like not all people are bad 

Dogs are only bad when they are neglected, not looked after or not trained.

Nonsense. Would you leave your child alone in a room with a pack of well-looked-after Staffies?

[Dimron]

4 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Yes. Fucking awful. Does that mean it's more acceptable to leave your child with an animal literally bred to kill?

I don't think I would ever leave a toddler with any dog unattended.

It isn't usually the dog but the owner at fault

[Cheese]

Just now, Dimron said:

I don't think I would ever leave a toddler with any dog unattended.

It isn't usually the dog but the owner at fault

Why not?

[Rudy]

3 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Nonsense. Would you leave your child alone in a room with a pack of well-looked-after Staffies?

I wouldn’t with any pack of dogs it’s not specific to staffies

I also wouldn’t take her self catering to Damascus

I grew up with Duke who was a staffie and so was my brother, never one incident

[Dimron]

Just now, Cheese said:

Why not?

Because it would be irresponsible to leave a baby human being with a descendant from a wolf.

I like dogs and I tolerate human offspring but I also know there are communication difficulties here and things could go wrong very quickly with bad consequences.

I am a realist at the end of the day and dogs offer a lot but are by no way socially perfect.

[Cheese]

3 minutes ago, Rudy said:

I wouldn’t with any pack of dogs it’s not specific to staffies

I also wouldn’t take her self catering to Damascus

I grew up with Duke who was a staffie and so was my brother, never one incident

Why not?

[Cheese]

3 minutes ago, Dimron said:

Because it would be irresponsible to leave a baby human being with a descendant from a wolf.

I like dogs and I tolerate human offspring but I also know there are communication difficulties here and things could go wrong very quickly with bad consequences.

I am a realist at the end of the day and dogs offer a lot but are by no way socially perfect.

Why would it be irresponsible? A well looked after dog is gentle and reliable and loyal isn't it?

[Spider]

Tell you what

My dog has nearly been sent to the rescue home today.

The CUNT was left alone in the house and I came home to find he’d eaten half a packet of vegetable cup a soup, 4 sachets of Nescafé, 2 anti histamines and a granola bar from a bag my missus had left lying around.

I walked into the lounge and he was sat looking at me with more powder round his snout than @Escobarpin a Bangkok knocking shop.

Im getting a cat.

Edited February 3, 2022 by Spider

[Dimron]

1 minute ago, Spider said:

Tell you what

My dog has nearly been sent to the rescue home today.

The CUNT was left alone in the house and I came home to find he’d eaten half a packet of vegetable cup a soup, 4 sachets of Nescafé, 2 anti histamines and a granola bar.

I walked into the lounge and he was sat looking at me with more powder round his snout than @Escobarpin a Bangkok knocking shop.

Im getting a cat.

Now give him a good drink of water and watch him expand... trouble is he won't learn

[Rudy]

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

Tell you what

My dog has nearly been sent to the rescue home today.

The CUNT was left alone in the house and I came home to find he’d eaten half a packet of vegetable cup a soup, 4 sachets of Nescafé, 2 anti histamines and a granola bar from a bag my missus had left lying around.

I walked into the lounge and he was sat looking at me with more powder round his snout than @Escobarpin a Bangkok knocking shop.

Im getting a cat.

Cup a soup?

good god man.