Dog fighting in the UK

**Diver** · 21 June 2007, 20:55

Yeah! but but after a few more drinks she let me!

**DimPrawn** · 21 June 2007, 20:59

Originally posted by EternalOptimist

Anyone had a real, full-on, barny with a dog, teeth and fangs, blood and snot ?

I havn't

just wondering

I did, but the dog was okay after a few stitches and some antibiotics.

HTH

**Paddy** · 22 June 2007, 08:17

Looked after my friends dog while the couple were away for the winter. The dog was badly behaved but I managed to train it up to at lease go walkies properly. It kept having mad days and on one day it attacked me. Once a dogs teeth set it there is little you can do to get it off. It took two other people to remove him. I still have the scars with the teeth marks.

The couple took the dog back to Austria where he bit the village policeman who promptly shot hot it.

The dog had also biten the owners several times but they always denied the fact the dog has bitten anyone. This stance seem to be standard with dog owners.

**angusglover** · 22 June 2007, 08:33

[QUOTE=Paddy]The couple took the dog back to Austria where he bit the village policeman who promptly shot hot it.

QUOTE]
What do you mean he shot hot it?

**angusglover** · 22 June 2007, 08:37

Originally posted by zeitghost

It was a hot shot dog...

Or a shot hot dog?

**sasguru** · 22 June 2007, 08:39

Or a tulip hot dog?

**Paddy** · 22 June 2007, 08:40

[QUOTE=angusglover]

Originally posted by Paddy

The couple took the dog back to Austria where he bit the village policeman who promptly shot hot it.

QUOTE]
What do you mean he shot hot it?

I have a speech impediment.

**angusglover** · 22 June 2007, 08:42

Originally posted by sasguru

Or a tulip hot dog?

Or hot dog tulip?

**sasguru** · 22 June 2007, 08:42

You have a speeth impedhimenth?

Dog fighting in the UK