Irish Hammer
11:46 Sun May 22
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Seen this today, just published on Irish news site
Got to be the best study into the topic I've ever seen
FactCheck: Are restricted dog breeds inherently more dangerous than all the rest?
http://jrnl.ie/2775130
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Far Cough
5:49 Sun May 22
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Bulls Eye
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Northern Sold
5:45 Sun May 22
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ornchurch.... ask Bill Sykes....
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ornchurch ammer
5:15 Sun May 22
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What about English Bull Terriers? What are they like?
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ElmParkPikey
3:15 Sun May 22
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My staffie loves licking marmite off my nuts
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onlyoneclydebest
2:58 Sun May 22
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Banjo 9.52
11 children bitten by staffie in a play area after it's muzzle was removed.
Would they have been bitten if muzzle was still on? Stop being silly
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bruuuno
10:39 Sun May 22
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I think it's time to ban all dog owners, the need to be worshipped cunts
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FatboyChelseaScum
9:59 Sat May 21
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Mr Kenzo 9:08 Sat May 21
Old? I'm hardly scraping 30. The rest is fair though.
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nerd
9:16 Sat May 21
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Worse dogs are jack russells, but obviously only the minority but when they are what a cunt of a dig. But I do love a jack Russell they can be quality. Staffies are babies, people are cunts.
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Mr Kenzo
9:08 Sat May 21
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Agree with everything Soldo has said. Chelseascum, get yourself a worm farm and pipe down you moany old git
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Northern Sold
7:09 Sat May 21
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RSPCA chief vet Mark Evans said: "Staffies have had a terrible press, but this is not of their own making—in fact they're wonderful dogs. If people think that Staffies have problems, they're looking at the wrong end of the dog lead! When well cared for and properly trained they can make brilliant companions. Our experience suggests that problems occur when bad owners exploit the Staffie's desire to please by training them to show aggression
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subcutaneous
7:08 Sat May 21
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It isn't the dogs that is the problem, it's the owners. An aggressive dog is a way of legally carrying an offensive weapon.
I've got a few mates with staffs and they never let them off the lead when in public.
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Takashi Miike
6:53 Sat May 21
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generalising cunt
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Northern Sold
6:50 Sat May 21
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Maybe it's just they want to rip your face off Scum?? Just a thought...
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FatboyChelseaScum
6:26 Sat May 21
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So all the attacks by staffies is just generalisation or breed discrimination. I know 3 people with staffies close enough to go to their house, all three have to lock their dogs away when visitors go around because they're "not good with strangers". Cunt dogs for cunt people.
If you have a staffie, you're a cunt.
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Northern Sold
3:33 Sat May 21
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Here you are chelseascum.... don't believe the hype eh??
Although individual differences in personality exist, common traits exist throughout the Staffords. Due to its breeding, and history, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is known for its character of fearlessness and loyalty.[13] This, coupled with its affection for its friends, its off-duty quietness and trustworthy stability, make it a foremost all-purpose dog.[9]
The breed is naturally muscular and may appear intimidating; however, because of their natural fondness for people, most Staffords are temperamentally ill-suited for guard or attack-dog training. Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppies are very easy to house train.[14]
Staffordshire Bull Terriers are friendly, enthusiastic and usually extremely affectionate[15] towards humans. They express their affection through jumping up, nuzzling, licking[16] and pawing, and even when trained can still be 'fussy' with owners and others. Staffordshires are perhaps not suitable pets for those who prefer more reserved dogs. Staffordshires are notably adaptable in terms of changing home or even owners, and unfortunately this can make them easy prey for dognappers.[17]
RSPCA chief vet Mark Evans said: "Staffies have had a terrible press, but this is not of their own making—in fact they're wonderful dogs. If people think that Staffies have problems, they're looking at the wrong end of the dog lead! When well cared for and properly trained they can make brilliant companions. Our experience suggests that problems occur when bad owners exploit the Staffie's desire to please by training them to show aggression
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Takashi Miike
3:28 Sat May 21
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chelseascum, you should stop fucking generalising. you're talking complete bollocks
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Northern Sold
3:24 Sat May 21
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Breed discrimination... pure and simple... just like the Dobbies in the 60's... German Shepp's in the 70's and Rottie's in the 80's... 2020's will be Parson's Terriers...
BAN ALL PARSONS TERRIERS
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cpt caveman
3:23 Sat May 21
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No it's time to ban useless dog owners not the breeds
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Mr Kenzo
3:18 Sat May 21
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I own a 3rd time rescue staff, big bugger that tends to intimidate people by his stature and then ongoing slating of them in the press. He loves people, great with female dogs and not so good with boys. He gets walked in a national trust park where there is lots of activity. Simple thing to do is if any person or animal is in a 100 yard vicinity of him, he goes on the lead taking him out of any potential situation. Couldn't ask for a more loving pet, you just need to use your brain and respect everyone and everything around you. Loves the pub too :)
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FatboyChelseaScum
2:30 Sat May 21
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A great percentage of dog attacks in this country are by staffies. But apparently its the owner, not the breed. Therefore all owners of staffies are cunts who shouldn't be trusted.
They are also the ones that roll out the owner, not the breed bullshit. Therefore they are saying don't trust me.
Fine, I won't trust them and stand by my initial judgement that a breed of dog that was bred to bite and lock it jaw onto a bull until it died and subsequently further bred to fight is the problem.
Cunts dont turn these dogs into vicious animals, but buy these dogs because of their reputation.
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