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Posted on 6/16/14 at 3:50 am to BOSCEAUX
Yes they are. Mean dogs.
That said...those parents should have known better to NEVER leave a newborn unattended with a dog. That dog isn't even used to the baby yet.
You have to carefully watch your dog(of any breed) when you bring a new baby in the home. Some dogs have no issues. Other may see the baby as a threat and get aggressive. I've had friends have to give their dog away because they didn't trust the dog's actions towards the baby and didn't want something to happen in the future. One example the dog was a bulldog that was usually very sweet. Got jealous of the baby and would physically try to nudge the baby out of the mother's arms when she was holding him(this was if she was on the couch and dog was also on the couch).
Butters loves children, but you better believe when I have a baby I will be watching him like a hawk around the baby.
That said...those parents should have known better to NEVER leave a newborn unattended with a dog. That dog isn't even used to the baby yet.
You have to carefully watch your dog(of any breed) when you bring a new baby in the home. Some dogs have no issues. Other may see the baby as a threat and get aggressive. I've had friends have to give their dog away because they didn't trust the dog's actions towards the baby and didn't want something to happen in the future. One example the dog was a bulldog that was usually very sweet. Got jealous of the baby and would physically try to nudge the baby out of the mother's arms when she was holding him(this was if she was on the couch and dog was also on the couch).
Butters loves children, but you better believe when I have a baby I will be watching him like a hawk around the baby.
Posted on 6/16/14 at 8:30 am to BOSCEAUX
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Chows are notoriously aggressive dogs also
Exactly, and in the early 80's chows became very popular. For a time a female pup could fetch $250 and a male $200. It did not take long though for people to realize that the Chow is a hyper aggressive dog much like the Pit. After a couple years the price of chows collapsed and now it's rare to see them. Why were people able to see the threat that chows posed but cannot see the threat from Pits?
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