Most dangerous dog breeds?
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liberalhunter
Loc: Your mom's house
archie bunker wrote:
Annnndddd, go!
Pegs and Milosia2 breeds.
The worst.
Mar 19, 2024 05:46:59 #
youngwilliam
Loc: Deep in the heart
archie bunker wrote:
Annnndddd, go!
Dalmatians are said to be unpredictable.
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liberalh****r wrote:
Pegs and Milosia2 breeds.
The worst.
The worst.
would,nt you like a pup out of kevvie & milosia??
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archie bunker wrote:
Annnndddd, go!
Officially the breeds most likely to bite are Pit Bulls/German Shepherds/Rottweilers. I have found those breeds like Chihuahua/tiny terriers are a lot more likely to go for your ankles...especially after they get under your feet/you step on them. I do believe that there are such things as "bad dogs", but they are very rare. It is the human(s) in a dog's life that determine whether they are "good" dogs or "bad" dogs regardless of breed. My personal favorite...Irish Wolfhound
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Ricktloml wrote:
Officially the breeds most likely to bite are Pit ... (show quote)
Just like "rug rats". It's all in how they are brought up.A person has to be smarter than the dog to train it!
Mine is an Australian Blue Heeler (Bindi) and a Treeing Walker Coon hound (Waylon).
Mar 19, 2024 11:14:57 #
archie bunker wrote:
Annnndddd, go!
Ooh ooh ooh, pick me, pick me. I know the answer, I know the answer. This is a trick question.
" Most dangerous dog breeds ? "
Answer; Any breed of dog owned by President Joe Biden.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/02/22/biden-dog-commander-bite-24-agents/
" President Biden’s dog Commander bit Secret Service agents about 24 times, more than previously disclosed, according to newly released Secret Service emails that for the first time reveal the agency’s deliberations about adjusting its operations to keep its agents safe from the dog. "
Mar 19, 2024 12:25:23 #
Jim0001 wrote: Just like "rug rats". It's all in how they are brought up.
A person has to be smarter than the dog to train it!
Mine is an Australian Blue Heeler (Bindi) and a Treeing Walker Coon hound (Waylon).
Just like "rug rats". It's all in how they are brought up.A person has to be smarter than the dog to train it!
Mine is an Australian Blue Heeler (Bindi) and a Treeing Walker Coon hound (Waylon).
Good looking pair!
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