Ed Frawley Administrator Reg: 07-11-2001
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This dog is most definatly NOT A FEAR BITER - it's a dominant dog that does not like being touched. This guy is a dumb ass. Look at how the dog starts to lick its lips just before the bite - you cannot get a more clear signal. You dont go into a kennel with 2 unknown Rots and pet them like this (patting the dog on his neck), THEY HE DID IT ALL OVER AGAIN when he got bit in the second clip. I think this guy needs to look for another job because he is obviously in over his head.
To find this clip you need to scroll down through a number of stupid clips. I was about ready to delete this entire thread before I found the clip.
Dog owner who have dominant dogs should study this dogs behavior just before the actual bite.
I'll never understand why people insist on petting a dog, or trying to, that clearly wants nothing to do with them. The dog was definitely not wanting anything to do with the guy, and he pushed his luck. Stupid. Unfortunately, the dog pays. They should really put the idiot guy down, not the dog. And this is an animal shelter??
You know? Maybe that Rott just didn't like that ASPCA officer. When I worked for the vet, we had a Dalmatian come in that neither my co-worker or I had a problem with--ever. He had boarded quite often. When the third girl got hired, he nailed her the second day she was there. She was told to stay away from the dog, didn't, and got bit two more times. The severity increased with the bites. He never showed any other aggression to anyone else at the clinic. (outside of the clinic, unknown) It was just weird. He DID NOT like that one female, but didn't have a problem with anyone else. And to add, she never did anything overtly "wrong" with the dog, I think it was just her personality.
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