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So I was on my morning walk with my puppy in point pleasant with a stick over my shoulder when I was hit in the head by your giant chocolate lab who was trying to grab the stick I had carefully picked for my puppy from over my back. And what did you do? Absolutely nothing. You continued to let your dog jump all over me without recalling him or running to leash him as he continually hit me in the back and head as I held my stick out of his reach. Then you told me “what do you expect?” Because I didn’t surrender the stick to your disgustingly behaved dog. You flipping asshole! First off, I wasn’t going to reward your dog for his appalling behaviour by giving him the bloody stick. Secondly, your a terrible person for not doing something while your dog practically attacked me for a reward that didn’t belong to him, and then blaming me for your dog’s behaviour. If I had a medical condition or was elderly, your piece of shit dog could have given me a concussion or easily broken a bone, as he is over half my body weight. You’re lucky I didn’t wrestle him to the ground and take down his license number because you and your dog need better manners for a public park. —Dog Trainer with a sore head that knows A LOT more about training then you
This article appears in Dec 10-16, 2015.
How did the stick get bloody?
You had a puppy? how big was this stick that a Lab would be attacking you for? Sounds like you had a tough day there Cesar.
The dog people are going to be all over you because you had a stick and because ‘you are probably in an off-leash area what do you expect we can do whatever the fuck we want/don’t want if its an off-leash area’.
There’s a problem here when any moron can go out and buy a large dog and not take responsibility for it. And the Lab owner doesn’t sound like the brightest light on the Christmas tree.
I guess it could have been worse ….
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/…
As an owner of two large dogs OB, I would like to apologize on behalf of the owner of the Chocolate Lab. My Staffy needs work and I know it so we don’t do off leash with him because he thinks he weighs 5 pounds and everyone loves him. There is absolutely no excuse for that behaviour and I find there are a lot of owners with out of control dogs at PP. It’s a disgrace.