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OT, Dog Bite statistics in response to Geo-TH,In


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Posted by grayrider on September 06, 2018 at 12:09:34 from (174.223.137.109):

Geo-TH
Read your post and decided to open a new thread about dog bites, I find it very interesting that the breed of dog that has bit me more than any other breed did not make this top ten list. First off let me start by saying the breed I’m fixing to mention is my favorite breed, have always had one right after another since I was a six year old boy and currently have three at the moment named after characters in one of my favorite sitcoms, Odis, Barney, and Goober. Without telling the breed yet let me also say that I’ve walked in and out of hundreds of thousands yards in 39 years of working with a public utility service, not retired yet, got a few more years and dog bites to go yet. I’ve been bitten by German Shepherds, Blue Heelers, Chihuahuas, Irish Setters, Bulldogs, Spaniels, Mixed Breed dogs, etc even Billy Goats, Geese, and Horses over the years when working on private property, once I was bitten by a Blue Healer that caused me to have to take a series of rabies shots. But what I’m leading up to is the one short legged breed that I have loved since I was a little boy is the very breed that has been most aggressive in biting my ankles and legs in my public service has been the lovable “Dachshund”.
I believe I’m an authority on dog bites these days, heck some of my weeny dogs in years past have nipped strangers before too. Summer time is worst time of the year to get dog bitten, when the kids are out of school and at home a dogs personality is different, when no one is home the dogs are laid back and couldn’t care less but if the master is home or the youngsters then look out, caught y’all off guard didn’t I ? If the Dachshund had the size of a Lion you would need a bazooka or a flamethrower to keep him off if you when he’s ready to attack....


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