The Compers Inn - Part 12

bella165

hi guys nightmare for me you may have seen,
oh went out lastnight and the gas went so i had to go outside to put the card in,had my pjs and slippers on,(my drives on a slope)
as soon as got out the door i slipped in the snow/ice and ended up at the bottom of the drive with my leg in a funny angle,i was thinking it was twisted but when my knee swelled up like a football,we decided to get it looked at,so there you go,
gingerchick i just HAD to use a knitting needle ohh the relif was brilliant,
things can only get better,

toniq

Advice girlies needed, quite serious xx

cathyj

toniq wrote: »

Advice girlies needed, quite serious xx

whats the prob hun?

toniq

Topsy has issues with a dog a few doors down , that dog is a month younger than topsy but a staff/pit cross,
Topsy is scared and always pulls away when we see him at the school.
Today paul had topsy against the railings,the staff/pit dragged its owner across the path and wet for topsy, leads got caught up and topsy growled furiously as the staff/pit had hold of his coat.
The owner turned aorund after dogs were eventually untangled and said it was down to topsy for being aggressive!?!?!? if he had got bit.

!!!!!!?!!??

topsy stays way away from her dog and now gets nearly attacked and its our fault???? x

toniq

so if her dog attacks mine again she has it justified by saying infront of 30 odd people my dog was aggressive? x
sorry for spelling ive not got spell check on x

cathyj

toniq wrote: »

Topsy has issues with a dog a few doors down , that dog is a month younger than topsy but a staff/pit cross,
Topsy is scared and always pulls away when we see him at the school.
Today paul had topsy against the railings,the staff/pit dragged its owner across the path and wet for topsy, leads got caught up and topsy growled furiously as the staff/pit had hold of his coat.
The owner turned aorund after dogs were eventually untangled and said it was down to topsy for being aggressive!?!?!? if he had got bit.

!!!!!!?!!??

topsy stays way away from her dog and now gets nearly attacked and its our fault???? x

NO
firstly the other dog dragged owner over to topsy!!
secondly topsy only growled this is a reflex action for dogs that are scared,
thirdly the other dog actually have topsy in his mouth

so !!!!!! who does she think she is, obviously cannot control the dog, too strong for the owner, if it does that to a dog, what about a screaming child!!!

Cheeky_Chicken

toniq wrote: »

Topsy has issues with a dog a few doors down , that dog is a month younger than topsy but a staff/pit cross,
Topsy is scared and always pulls away when we see him at the school.
Today paul had topsy against the railings,the staff/pit dragged its owner across the path and wet for topsy, leads got caught up and topsy growled furiously as the staff/pit had hold of his coat.
The owner turned aorund after dogs were eventually untangled and said it was down to topsy for being aggressive!?!?!? if he had got bit.

!!!!!!?!!??

topsy stays way away from her dog and now gets nearly attacked and its our fault???? x

Unfortunately you always get some eejits - had a similar situation with Buffy - a big alsation which took a dislike to her for some reason, but was always walked by a teenager who couldn't control it & sometimes just let go of lead so it could go for Buffy.

Usually can't reason with people, & my view is life's too short anyway, so never argue who's at fault, just pick her up if it's a dog we have issues with - although most are friendly, a quick sniff & on their way. Make sure she's on lead if we see a dog we know is aggressive, and walk away if possible.

My mum's quite funny - she's got a voice like a sergeant major and just shouts 'CONTROL YOUR DOG!'

:rotfl::rotfl:

easter65

Cheeky...thanks for that...Just posted on that thread..;) and sent his pic off...Cheers

easter65

Toniq....and please dont be offended if anyone reads this who has a staff/pitbull...But he would have been dead hun if that dog would have got nasty with him...I'm really sorry but its one breed i would never have in my house...When I was about 10 my neighbours dog a Staffordshire bull terrier Ripped by 8 week old kitten to shred right in front of me..and I mean to shreds....I have never forgotten that and I come from a family who had Great Danes and Boxers but I swear I am petrified of those dogs...I would never trust one..Toniq I would pick topsy up when ever it is about...

cathyj

Cheeky_Chicken wrote: »

Unfortunately you always get some eejits - had a similar situation with Buffy - a big alsation which took a dislike to her for some reason, but was always walked by a teenager who couldn't control it & sometimes just let go of lead so it could go for Buffy.

Usually can't reason with people, & my view is life's too short anyway, so never argue who's at fault, just pick her up if it's a dog we have issues with - although most are friendly, a quick sniff & on their way. Make sure she's on lead if we see a dog we know is aggressive, and walk away if possible.

My mum's quite funny - she's got a voice like a sergeant major and just shouts 'CONTROL YOUR DOG!'

:rotfl::rotfl:

I have 2 cocker spaniels, both rescue dogs, one is scared of everybody/anything and growls because she is scared and saying go away! the other is over friendly, when walking them a large dog can running over to us, we grabbed the dogs and my hubbie told the owner if he didnt stop his dog he would, it was frightning to see this large dog come running at you. Owners dont seem to understand that people/other dogs may be scared of their pets, and it is their responsibility to have control over their dogs, if not they can be reported.
If my dog was causing distress to someone I would make sure I kept them away from the person or other animal and very careful when walking them both, not letting them go near people, jump up etc. But not all owners are thoughtful esp of larger dogs.
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