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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: The Cold Midwest
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 261
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I've had people refuse to walk past Jerry while we've been out walking, stating that he'd bite their legs off.
I've also had people randomly accuse my ten pound dog of being a biter, so whatever. Some people are just weird about dogs or certain breeds. Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App
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I have been asked if Fiona will bite when out on a walk. I say all dogs bite, but Fiona won't bite you unless you try to hurt me.
Fiona Von Sandstein. Service dog.
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Roseville, CA
Posts: 455
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There's always someone afraid of the Big Bad GSD.
![]() Last time at the vet - we'd been asked 3 times if Ziva bites. She's lying on the floor with a sock monkey hanging out of her mouth. Non-menacing. Just a big dog. Some lady came in with a barking slipper - she asked if Ziva would eat her little poof-dog. I told her, "No, she's already eaten today." The woman took her fru-fru dog & sat on the oppostie end of the waiting room. ![]() 20 years working with vets & not once did I ever get bitten by a large dog. It's the small ones that always wanted to crawl up our arms with their teeth. a la Naploean.
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Port Richey, FL
Posts: 487
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I always love the LOUD fake whisper to their small dogs, THAT dog will EAT you. I usually fake whisper just as LOUD to Dazzle, they don't know you prefer (insert whatever small breed their dog isn't). If it's a chihuahua I say they don't know you prefer poodles or whatever. Some laugh others just scuttle away. LOL
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Ontario
Posts: 1,315
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LMAO at these stories! Nice to hear I'm not alone in the sarcastic come backs. My favourite is just like Oliver's Mama ... nope, she's eaten today, so don't worry.
When Ky was a puppy people were all over her, now, nope ... they just look at her and walk around ... I just roll my eyes and say whatever ... I would get it if my dog wasn't under control ... heck I'll skirt around someone whose dog is taking them for a walk ... but when someone is walking with their dog and it is completely under control? I just sigh and roll my eyes and keep walking!
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Denmark, Ohio
Posts: 20,794
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My girls were classic black and tan, and everyone half a mile away would ooh and ahhh and come running to pet the doggy. And the bitch puppy could either care less that other humans lived in the world, or would prefer that other humans did NOT live in the world. But my boy, Rushie, was a dark blanket back mostly black pup.
Rushie LOVED people of all sizes, shapes, ages, etc. He would literally do anything for pets. And everyone was afraid of him. Maybe his teeth gleamed more against his black muzzle. I don't know. He could play the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood, "my what big ears you have... my what big teeth you have..." Anyway, one day when the pup was 4 months old, this fellow who was at least two of me -- no small feat, yells from across the parking lot, "Does that dog bite?!?" I yelled back, "He is a puppy!" And he yelled back that I need to keep him over there. For crying out loud, I was pretty ticked and brought my story here and got slapped about. "Maybe he had been bitten." Well, maybe. I have been bitten and I am not a wuss. People these days are looking for any excuse to be whiny or traumatized. If someone ever yells something like that again, I am going to yell back, "Does he have teeth?!?" or "Only men who ask me questions?"
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 175
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Our dogs always bark at our postman . . .they bark when anyone comes to the door. And whenever I open the door he practically screams "CAREFUL OF THE DOGS!!!!" I've told him that they are perfectly friendly to anyone as long as I am there and tell them the person is okay. It doesn't help. Every time with the "CAREFUL OF THE DOGS!!" I mean, this poor man is really not cut out for a job where he has to go knock on people's doors. The other day he handed me a package and said "Three dogs!!" in a disapproving voice.
I didn't have the heart to tell him there are four of them. |
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