Mr Swagger
Unfortunately for most dog owners, the training they give their dogs amounts to little more than making sure it doesn’t crap in the house or chew on shoes or furniture, so a large majority of the city’s dog population is not sufficiently trained. I used to have a Newfoundland, he was 150+ pounds but extremely gentle and would never even consider charging anyone, just a mellow dude, but if you have a dog that is hyper, aggressive (even if it’s playful) or just not well trained, then it is incumbent on the dog owner to make sure that dog is on a leash around other people & animals. I don’t own a dog now because I don’t have the time to give it the attention it needs, for all these people who have dogs and are always gone, that is very selfish, a dog needs love & attention, if you can’t give it that attention then get a cat, they don’t care.
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- This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Mr Swagger.