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Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Lockjaw] #3972608
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Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Ridge Life] #3972609
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Originally Posted by Ridge Life
I’ve seen a blue heeler put a 4 year grown man Rottweiler in the truck(weiler impeded his work). Wouldn’t a bull mean enough to make him quit working. It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.

You can send that healer to play with mine 😁

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Originally Posted by 3% outdoorsman
Originally Posted by Ridge Life
I’ve seen a blue heeler put a 4 year grown man Rottweiler in the truck(weiler impeded his work). Wouldn’t a bull mean enough to make him quit working. It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.

Seen it many times.give them 3-4 days together and see who is the boss.it all changes drastically


$1000 says if your Rottweiler jumps on my wife’s 4 pound malshee, the Rottweiler loses.

I raised pure German rotties for years, I also raised pits and curs for pig hunting. Not one of the rotties could handle the average cur and none of the pits. Rottweilers are great for bullying scared people and being loyal pets if properly handled that’s about it.

Im old, slow and fat but I’ll take any dog 1 on 1 from 25 yards for a $1000 bet, bring all them bad dogs on and I’ll show you what they can’t do. Dogs are great on scared people or people running away, can’t do much with a few dogs coming at you but 1 on 1 I don’t care what breed or how trained I’ll break his confidence in 1 trip.

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Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Okatuppa] #3972618
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After reading this thread, I now KNOW that I’m a certified badass, because I’ve been to 3% Outdoorsman’s house and lived to tell about it.

You was a lucky one.lmao
Naw they are smart dogs just dominate over other breads in time.
Planned on breading in future

Re: Dogs in public places [Re: hoggin] #3972620
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Originally Posted by hoggin
Originally Posted by 3% outdoorsman
Originally Posted by Ridge Life
I’ve seen a blue heeler put a 4 year grown man Rottweiler in the truck(weiler impeded his work). Wouldn’t a bull mean enough to make him quit working. It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.

Seen it many times.give them 3-4 days together and see who is the boss.it all changes drastically


$1000 says if your Rottweiler jumps on my wife’s 4 pound malshee, the Rottweiler loses.

I raised pure German rotties for years, I also raised pits and curs for pig hunting. Not one of the rotties could handle the average cur and none of the pits. Rottweilers are great for bullying scared people and being loyal pets if properly handled that’s about it.

Im old, slow and fat but I’ll take any dog 1 on 1 from 25 yards for a $1000 bet, bring all them bad dogs on and I’ll show you what they can’t do. Dogs are great on scared people or people running away, can’t do much with a few dogs coming at you but 1 on 1 I don’t care what breed or how trained I’ll break his confidence in 1 trip.

😂😂😂 never happen

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I got $1k right now bring it on

Re: Dogs in public places [Re: 3% outdoorsman] #3972622
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Originally Posted by 3% outdoorsman
Originally Posted by Ridge Life
I’ve seen a blue heeler put a 4 year grown man Rottweiler in the truck(weiler impeded his work). Wouldn’t a bull mean enough to make him quit working. It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.

You can send that healer to play with mine 😁

He wasn’t my dog. But he didn’t play, he worked. Every day he had a job and done it well. Would not sniff or even piss where another dog was. If he was out of the truck or the barn he was working. I’m not saying your dog is useless and I’m not saying “kid” dogs are useless, but if I own a dog it has a job or a purpose, usually hunting or cattle. I have even seen pits that worked and caught cattle really well, but they were used as a tool not a little man syndrome walk to town look at my dog that will tear your kid’s throat out dog. To each their own, we. All have opinions.

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Say when and where, I’ll be back in McCalla on the 13th

I come to Woodstock regularly

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Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Lockjaw] #3972627
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Youll have to hang out while my dog asserts dominance over your 3lb dog while I look at you like at wasp in a shooting house.🤣

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I’ll take an asp baton and make a whimpering sack of meat outta that prize possession

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I spent a fair amount of time working and training some fine military and LE dogs and had no fear of the first one being sent to me

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I train service dogs and they must be well behaved before I release they to the new owners .And always train the new owners about handling dogs in public

Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Lockjaw] #3972637
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The lady next to me was horrified of my dogs getting to hers and finally one day we both met up walking our dogs and she wanted ours to meet.she was nervous as crap and her rat terrier bit my dog and she walked off disappointed .funny as crap
My dog didn't know anything happened.

I will say I watched someone put down a rott with a 45colt years ago.shot in the head with black powder still burning on its skull and the dog looked at him like what the heck you do that for

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Originally Posted by hoggin
I spent a fair amount of time working and training some fine military and LE dogs and had no fear of the first one being sent to me



That’s what bothers me about police dogs. If the peep decides to stand his ground and stab the dog the dog is done for. I know they’re putting stabbing vest in them now but still. They come at you from a known approach
Gonna depend on the nerve of the perp really. At least form vids I’ve seen where a K9 gets killed.


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Mainly if i see dog in stores - its leading blind guy - not common for some guy to bring dog in public place where i at


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Originally Posted by hoggin
I’ll take an asp baton and make a whimpering sack of meat outta that prize possession

You would make my day.i thrive for that kinda stuff

Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Lockjaw] #3972648
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I almost got fired and a K9 handler at BPD did get fired over a bet with a city owned Malenois. She sent him to me at 25 yards and I put him back in his kennel with an asp. The story got told a few to many times and caused some issues but a man standing his ground can put hell on a dog period.

Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Ridge Life] #3972652
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Originally Posted by Ridge Life
Originally Posted by 3% outdoorsman
Originally Posted by Ridge Life
I’ve seen a blue heeler put a 4 year grown man Rottweiler in the truck(weiler impeded his work). Wouldn’t a bull mean enough to make him quit working. It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.

You can send that healer to play with mine 😁

He wasn’t my dog. But he didn’t play, he worked. Every day he had a job and done it well. Would not sniff or even piss where another dog was. If he was out of the truck or the barn he was working. I’m not saying your dog is useless and I’m not saying “kid” dogs are useless, but if I own a dog it has a job or a purpose, usually hunting or cattle. I have even seen pits that worked and caught cattle really well, but they were used as a tool not a little man syndrome walk to town look at my dog that will tear your kid’s throat out dog. To each their own, we. All have opinions.

Actually True to breed rotts are high strung and hearding / protection working dogs.mine definitely is

There's very few around for anyone to have any clue about anyways.just chest bumping BS

Re: Dogs in public places [Re: Clem] #3972667
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Originally Posted by Clem

One of the biggest problems is the legitimate Support Animal (like for blind, deaf, other legit medical) vs. the "Emotional Support Animal" that some asshole claims and pays money online to get a "letter" saying Fluffy needs to be admitted into the restaurant, museum other other place of business.

The legit Support Animal, we have seen those. Right? It's someone who is blind, deaf, has a true and documented medical issue, perhaps also PTSD from service. These are real and legitimate situations. These dogs are trained extensively for that person.

And then you have the others who claim their "Emotional Support Animal" and have been online to pay to get a "letter of authorization." These are bogus, bullchit, nothing more than fake crap presented by Karens to business owners who are too chickenshit to know the real laws about Support Animals and tell the Karen to GTFO of the store or business.

Google "emotional support animal registration" and you'll find a bunch of these. They're like puppy mills for weak-willed Karens or Todds who fake their way along. Pay however many dollars, fill out a form with bullchit answers or tell some "doctor" your bullchit story, and they "approve" you. Many of them are "registry" sites and nothing more than scams. For anyone with true anxiety or emotional needs, they should seek a real doctor or therapist to help them and give advice about having the pet with them.

Business owners won't stand up for themselves, though. They're scared of blowback from the Karens and Todds, they don't want to put up with the hassle of saying no, and are part of the current nation of "just give in." It's the same with any dining establishment that considers itself upscale but doesn't enforce a dress code and has Jimmy Goober in torn jeans and a dirty cap sitting there eating. It's uncouth. Yet the business won't say anything for fear of blowback.



There is a big difference in a service dog and a therapy dog. Service dogs are trained to assist the handicapped or sick, such as a seeing eye dog or a seizure protection dog.

Therapy dogs usually just help people cope with PTSD. My daughter suffers from it, and her dog helps her cope with it. She has nightmares usually if her dog isn’t sleeping with her. Her dog isn’t trained other than the basic obedience and the few cute tricks I’ve taught it. She doesn’t take the dog with her anywhere though. But she did get it registered as a therapy dog so she didn’t have to pay a pet deposit at her apartment.

I would love to train a dog to be a support dog and visit kids in the hospital. Kids that have been in there awhile, it makes a big difference when a pup comes in to visit them. The same in a retirement home.

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