re: Need to ODB advice. Neighborhood Dog attack. (Thank goodness for security cams)

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have a great pyrenes. Apparently he slipped his fence and got after her and the dog. She was able to keep herself between the two of them as they circled each other.

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Nearly all great Pyrenees become dog aggressive. They are Lvestock Guardian Dogs that people see four legs and a tail and assume it's a pet.

You true working breeds were never meant to be pets.

Having said that, there is no woman on the planet that can stop a Pyre when his bloods up. Simply circling certainly wouldn't do it. I've hit one with a magnalite pot which I thought would kill him and it didn't so much as register.

The other attack looks more like a dog with a strong prey drive and another dog that acted like prey.

Stupid to have a dog with that kind of drive in a neighborhood and your neighbor should have his man card revoked for doing so. I've had labs and shepherds that would literally attack anything smaller than them that wasn't human or a goose. They are usually good with people. Good with kids. But kill pests animals for the fun of it.

I don't blame the dog so much as the owner. Dogs like that take a very firm hand.



Glad the wife is okay. And the pup.

But I'd give your neighbor the chance to either relocate the dog or confine him to inside only.