If you had to save your dog or a complete stranger

[FinitoxDinamita]

Im not a dog person but if i decided to take one in, it’s family, and families come first.

I would care more about my dog over a stranger. Frankly, i dont give a ***.

[FinitoxDinamita]

Will I save a stranger or myself?

Im saving myself...

[Vinnykin]

It�s obvious you also have taken a dog into your home but not a stranger.
Which means you�ve saved a dog�s life before a human�s before.

Lol. It�s okay, people always claim they�ll do one thing but then do another. It�s normal.

No sensible person would take a stranger into their home.

You're trying to make a moral issue out of this, it's ******.

NEVER trust any stranger to live in your house...... no one could even get to sleep at night knowing there was a stranger in their house.

You're a complete tool.

[Removed Now]

I am always relaxed..... it might come across over the internet but I'm good lol

The reason I reacted strongly to your post was because of personal experience..... my dog had its first vet stitches at 4 months old, right between the eyes, from a Collie..... she just went up and sat while the dog sniffed its face, then SNAP! horrible wound and vet appointement, cost me ?5.

Next one, walking down the street about 1 minute from my house, dog (pitbull) runs from behind me and goes for my dog, who then goes mental and slips the collar, rns away..... I have to then fight this pitbull and beat the **** out of it until the owner gets it off me. I don't stay around, I instantly chase after my dog who is running down a main road with oncoming cars......... managed to catch it eventually and get it home.

There have been other incidents, where I have had to step in to protect my dog....... in my experience, males do not bother with her, its females that go for her, as they see her as a challenge, males don't.

For sure I agree with the last bit.... me and you are different cultures and can't compare....... I can only say that if your dog ids off a lead, outside your yard or protection area..... it's you that is responsible, and your fault if it kills anything or injures anyone.

That�s the stories I am talking about. It�s sad but there. It�s just better to keep the small dogs in your yard. Their smaller so don�t need the longer walks like bigger dogs. Get a fence and let it out and return inside. That reduced dog attacks on your dog by 98%.

You can�t trust other owners or other dogs. Dogs are just like humans. When one barks to another they are having a conversation but you don�t know what they are saying. All we can do is read body language.

[Vinnykin]

That�s the stories I am talking about. It�s sad but there. It�s just better to keep the small dogs in your yard. Their smaller so don�t need the longer walks like bigger dogs. Get a fence and let it out and return inside. That reduced dog attacks on your dog by 98%.

You can�t trust other owners or other dogs. Dogs are just like humans. When one barks to another they are having a conversation but you don�t know what they are saying. All we can do is read body language.

Na.... again, my dog has made friends with the biggest dog in my area since she was 3 months.....

Me and you live in different cultures and that is cool..... we will never agree lol

I will apologise right now for the name-calling and insults..... I was drinking and there was no need for that..... you have my full apology and respect brother.... and I sincerely mean that )

[Vinnykin]

That�s the stories I am talking about. It�s sad but there. It�s just better to keep the small dogs in your yard. Their smaller so don�t need the longer walks like bigger dogs. Get a fence and let it out and return inside. That reduced dog attacks on your dog by 98%.

You can�t trust other owners or other dogs. Dogs are just like humans. When one barks to another they are having a conversation but you don�t know what they are saying. All we can do is read body language.

I like the long-walks with my dog though...... Stonehaven woods or similar woodland areas.....
Cavaliers are great dogs...... they can walk for miles and love the outdoors..... but then the problem comes when a big dog comes in her face (yeah, comes in her face)

Sometimes I have to whip my **** out and fight the dog..... it's just weird!

[Sparked_26]

No sensible person would take a stranger into their home.

You're trying to make a moral issue out of this, it's ******.

NEVER trust any stranger to live in your house...... no one could even get to sleep at night knowing there was a stranger in their house.

You're a complete tool.

I'm still struggling with his concept.

Why is everything dying unless I bring it in to my house?

[Vinnykin]

I'm still struggling with his concept.

Why is everything dying unless I bring it in to my house?

Ok, you're a troll..... good to know.

[Vinnykin]

Jeez-o....... sparked_26 is the latest idiot to join my "ignore" list.

What a ****ing melt that does not add one thing to any discussion.

[Sparked_26]

Erm, alright mate. But..my post was aimed at Hew and backing up an actual point you were making.

Hew is saying you save a dog over a human if you take one into your house.

Even suspending disbelief and anthropomorphising a dog and not addressing a billion other variables. Both can survive without us.

This thread is becoming quite dear to me, lol.