Bear Dog
Bear Dog was a great family pet, soft as anything towards people but hated other dogs.
We had his balls cut off in an attempt to calm him down but it made no difference...in fact I think we just annoyed him a little more!
We used to constantly check our front gate to make sure he didn't get out because our next but one neighbour had two large German shepherds...every time Bear dog saw them he would go absolutely mental, almost dragging Dad #2 up the street to get at them.
A lazy paper boy once left the gate open and Bear Dog was released. I was playing in the back garden and came running when I heard a dog fight in progress.
I ran to the street only to find my next but one neighbour standing there watching his dog take on Bear Dog (wa**er) with no intention of intervening
I was a small child and too scared to get in between the two swirling beasts so I ran to him and asked him to stop them, he told me to "let them fight it out" so I had no choice but to stand and watch as blood was spilt on our little street.
Bear Dog (the soft black lab) tore a huge chunk from the German Shepherds neck and left him whimpering in the road before trundling back to me on the pavement....cue smug grin at the wa**er of a neighbour and a swagger back through my front gate with Bear Dog Champion of the Lane
The German Shepherd was stitched up and spent the next 3 weeks house bound and the neighbour but one never spoke to us again.
After being the only dog in the history of the dog trainer to be expelled from obedience classes due to his "violent and disruptive" behaviour (the last straw was when he tried to take on a St Bernard) we asked the vet for help...
He had no advice other than "the military would probably pay a good price for him"...
We didn't sell and Bear Dog lived a long and happy life although precariously brimming with violence towards other dogs.
A dog is for life not just for beating up the irritating neighbours pets!
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We had his balls cut off in an attempt to calm him down but it made no difference...in fact I think we just annoyed him a little more!
We used to constantly check our front gate to make sure he didn't get out because our next but one neighbour had two large German shepherds...every time Bear dog saw them he would go absolutely mental, almost dragging Dad #2 up the street to get at them.
A lazy paper boy once left the gate open and Bear Dog was released. I was playing in the back garden and came running when I heard a dog fight in progress.
I ran to the street only to find my next but one neighbour standing there watching his dog take on Bear Dog (wa**er) with no intention of intervening
I was a small child and too scared to get in between the two swirling beasts so I ran to him and asked him to stop them, he told me to "let them fight it out" so I had no choice but to stand and watch as blood was spilt on our little street.
Bear Dog (the soft black lab) tore a huge chunk from the German Shepherds neck and left him whimpering in the road before trundling back to me on the pavement....cue smug grin at the wa**er of a neighbour and a swagger back through my front gate with Bear Dog Champion of the Lane
The German Shepherd was stitched up and spent the next 3 weeks house bound and the neighbour but one never spoke to us again.
After being the only dog in the history of the dog trainer to be expelled from obedience classes due to his "violent and disruptive" behaviour (the last straw was when he tried to take on a St Bernard) we asked the vet for help...
He had no advice other than "the military would probably pay a good price for him"...
We didn't sell and Bear Dog lived a long and happy life although precariously brimming with violence towards other dogs.
A dog is for life not just for beating up the irritating neighbours pets!
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