Yeah but, when you get woken up twice in the middle of the night trying to sleep, I don't think you have any reason to be happy either.
Yeah but, when you get woken up twice in the middle of the night trying to sleep, I don't think you have any reason to be happy either.
expecting your dog to help you in a fight is retarded, by the way. unless you've specifically trained it for that, its almost always going to just bark at people or not do anything. It might jump in and help, but expecting it is ridiculous, because it'll probably end up being put down. and even if you have trained it for that, it's still probably going to end up being forcibly euthanized because omg dingo ate mah baybeh laws.
I hope none of my dogs ever bite anyone. I'd rather they just bark, and stay alive.
Yeah, if a dog bites someone there is a good chance its going to get put down.
I don't know what to make of this, because we're talking about a situation in which the assailants would have entered the dogs territory, and assuming there was a fight, the assailants are now harming his/her master, and in my experience with my dogs, they are VERY loyal to their families/master.
I joked about my dog running away, but truth be told I don't think he would for a second, not in this situation. My dog has his "guard" up and is very cautious with people he doesn't know, until he see's that me, or someone else he knows has welcomed this person inside(ie a hand shake or something), and this has been my experience with all my family dogs to this point.
My dog is very much the same. Very wary and ready to protect/defend territory until one of the pack says it's ok or our body language says that the strange person is not a threat. She always keeps her distance but guards the door. I wonder sometimes if she would actually do anything if shit went down. This is the same dog that pisses all over if you give her attention when you walk in the door.
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Up here I've never heard or read about an incident where a dog was put down protecting his property or family, anythings possible though and I know laws regarding dogs and biting are becoming more and more strict.
I know myself, if an incident like this ever happened to me, my dog would be hidden until I was guaranteed he wouldn't be put down. I understand they would have to contain him after the incident to check for disease and what not, but I assure you they wouldn't contain him until my lawyer guatanteed his safety.
Dog getting put down because he/she bite someone that broke in? Highly doubtful
Criminal suing owner because they got bite while breaking in? Plausible sadly, well at least in MA
Vandalism should be an easy one to stick.