That's bull.Who's qualified to say wether an animal is vicious?Sorry but just because an animal bites does not make it vicious. -- Support BSL in South Carolina

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Date Posted: 08:02:46 10/20/06 Fri
Author: I beleive some "vicious animals" should be allowed.
Subject: That's bull.Who's qualified to say wether an animal is vicious?Sorry but just because an animal bites does not make it vicious.
In reply to: sci guy 's message, "again.... he would be assesed for visciousness" on 21:47:52 10/19/06 Thu

>no priors, no problem. And I agree... circumstances
>come into play... thus the assessment.
>
>
>>my 2 yr baby was sitting on the floor playing with our
>>German Shepard,he jumped up and bit her,he held her by
>>the arm until I came in and called his name.He did
>>leave puncture wounds and a bruise.Is he vicious?No.He
>>does not like strangers and he will protect his
>>family.And in our state he was fully protected because
>>she didn't knock.Another example,my oldest son grabbed
>>my littlest by the arms an started swinging him
>>around,he was screaming,our chow bit the oldest in the
>>back and made him let go.Left a scratch.Was he
>>vicious?No.Did he really hurt my son?No.Did he deserve
>>to put put down?No way.We had him for 16 more years
>>with no more bites.The only dogs that should be put
>>down are those that viciously attack for no
>>reason.People use gaurd dogs because they'd rather not
>>have a gun.Are those dogs vicious?Yep,but they have a
>>job to do,if you break into my home I hope you get
>>torn apart and my dog was doing his job.I think you
>>should judge the cercumstances along with the dog and
>>owner.

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Again. I didn't say that just because a dog bites that it should be considered viscious. -- sci guy, 21:49:49 10/20/06 Fri
- Biting more than once still does not make an animal vicious or dangerous.How do you protect yourself or your family?Are you only allowed to do it once? -- No name, 12:02:36 10/21/06 Sat
  - I protect my family by making my home secure -- sci guy, 15:11:13 10/21/06 Sat
    - That does not mean that it can't or won't ever happen.You're fooling yourself.Criminals are getting smarter and more technoligy. -- No name, 18:54:18 10/21/06 Sat
      - Lets say you're a criminal.... -- sci guy, 10:09:31 10/22/06 Sun

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