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Old 09-17-06, 07:01 AM
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God damned dogs and their owners

Is it such an exotic idea for some people to keep their dog on a leash if he's untrained and uncontrollable?
Over the course of a 18Km ride this morning, I've had a Bullmastiff go across the road to check me out, several muts barking like mad and trying to jump the fence of their cottages, and finally the cherry on top of the cake: a german shepherd and some other dog chased me at high speed over 150m (sprint training).
Just 2 weeks ago I was chased by no less than 3 dogs at once, while passing a run-down house.
On both instances of being chased by dogs, the owners were old ladies. Coincidence?
Pepper spray has just become a controlled weapon in this country. Must I wait until I get bitten to put a knife through the top of the dog's skull? Or should I go straight for the old bag that owns said dog and hit her with an ASP baton? Cheez...

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Originally Posted by fatsoforgotso
Is it such an exotic idea for some people to keep their dog on a leash if he's untrained and uncontrollable?
Over the course of a 18Km ride this morning, I've had a Bullmastiff go across the road to check me out, several muts barking like mad and trying to jump the fence of their cottages, and finally the cherry on top of the cake: a german shepherd and some other dog chased me at high speed over 150m (sprint training).
Just 2 weeks ago I was chased by no less than 3 dogs at once, while passing a run-down house.
On both instances of being chased by dogs, the owners were old ladies. Coincidence?
Pepper spray has just become a controlled weapon in this country. Must I wait until I get bitten to put a knife through the top of the dog's skull? Or should I go straight for the old bag that owns said dog and hit her with an ASP baton? Cheez...

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its mostly old ladies because their dogs are precious and can do no wrong. other people that own dogs know that the dog is a moron and to not let them outside unleashed/unfenced. for instance, my mom has a pug, she knows the pug is an idiot and thus is never let outside without a leash and the yard has a fence 100% around the property, and pugs don't dig so its pretty secure.
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If I get chased, and it's not a pit bull or a rotweiller, I stop, get off the bike and kick the crap out of the dog. It relieves mucho stress and the dog owner doesn't let it out anymore. When confronted, most dogs are cowards. bk
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dogs suck, all of them

hey peta............. ,,I,,
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you guys are ******** assh*les.


edit:much offense

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Old 09-17-06, 06:01 PM
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I hate seeing unleashed dogs when I'm biking. Potholes stink too.
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Originally Posted by kyle!
you guys are ******** assh*les.


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Nooo, the assh*les are the irresponsible dog owners. The really sad thing is when people like this also have kids, because you know the kids are learning no more responsibility or discipline than the dog.

I see two options in these circumstances:
1. Defend yourself. Who cares if the dog gets hurt, it's just a dog. File a police report.
2. Let the dog bite. File a police report. Sue the owner for everything you can get.
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Originally Posted by CommuterRun
Nooo, the assh*les are the irresponsible dog owners. The really sad thing is when people like this also have kids, because you know the kids are learning no more responsibility or discipline than the dog.

I see two options in these circumstances:
1. Defend yourself. Who cares if the dog gets hurt, it's just a dog. File a police report.
2. Let the dog bite. File a police report. Sue the owner for everything you can get.

+1.

dog owners, whose dogs are not under 100% control, are typically dinks. and the
dogs act like dinks too.

I like dogs that just look at me and then continue what they were up to and ignoring me.
that dog has a good owner. all others are examples of poor or no training, therefore, a
dumb owner.

and leash laws are there for a reason...the state knows most owners are
pretty dumb and unable to train a pet, so keep the thing on a rope
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not all owners, most owners. are you offended ? what category are you in, seriously ?
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Originally Posted by edzo
+1.

dog owners, whose dogs are not under 100% control, are typically dinks. and the
dogs act like dinks too.
Just like uncontrolled kids and their parents.
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Originally Posted by CommuterRun
Nooo, the assh*les are the irresponsible dog owners. The really sad thing is when people like this also have kids, because you know the kids are learning no more responsibility or discipline than the dog.

I see two options in these circumstances:
1. Defend yourself. Who cares if the dog gets hurt, it's just a dog. File a police report.
2. Let the dog bite. File a police report. Sue the owner for everything you can get.

That is right. It is just a dog, doing what a dog does. All this big talk of beating dogs for being dogs, why don't you idiots grow a pair and deal with the real problem, THE OWNER.
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Old 09-17-06, 09:05 PM
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That is right. It is just a dog, doing what a dog does. All this big talk of beating dogs for being dogs, why don't you idiots grow a pair and deal with the real problem, THE OWNER.
Im sorry somtimes I dont have the time or patience to walk up knock on the door, wait and then when and if the home owner answers say "pardon me your dog here that is chewing through my calf could you please ask it to let go I would like to continue my ride."

A kick to the muzzle from a nice stiff soled cycle shoe works just fine. I have no fondness for agressive animals or humans for that matter.
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now I know why I rarely read this forum.... what garbage!
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A kick to the muzzle from a nice stiff soled cycle shoe works just fine. I have no fondness for agressive animals or humans for that matter.
Huh... interesting. Ironic... but interesting.
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Old 09-17-06, 09:40 PM
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Now now skiahh. Dog kicking isn't aggressive, is it Brate???
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Self-defense is not aggression.

Aggression would be to walk up to the dog and kick it. Yeah, there's a problem with that.

The trick is not to let the dog hurt you or get you hurt, intentionally or not.
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I been riding in the countryside for 20 years with lots of loose dogs and about zero problems. You guys must just give off a heavy PREY vibe. You got you lunch money taken when you were a kid, didn't you?
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Oh that's just messed up.
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a dog bite with intent HURTS worse than you can imagine, unless you've been chomped already
and it is likely to get infected badly. dogs mouths are constantly on the ground sniffing
turds and whatnot. they are NOT clean animals in most cases

any dog doing that to me in the future is gonna get it's neck opened up

I've been chomped before, and I regret not killing the dog right then and there
and tossing the carcass to the owner
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Originally Posted by edzo
. dogs mouths are constantly on the ground sniffing
turds and whatnot. they are NOT clean animals in most cases
Dogs use their tongue for toilet paper. Enough said.
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Originally Posted by BoSoxYacht
Dogs use their tongue for toilet paper. Enough said.
...and human beings using chemically bleached tree bark from clear cut forests to wipe and then flush their vast quantities of *****, chemically treated and untreated back into the same watersheds we get our drinking water from. Enough said.
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Originally Posted by GGDub
...and human beings using chemically bleached tree bark from clear cut forests to wipe and then flush their vast quantities of *****, chemically treated and untreated back into the same watersheds we get our drinking water from. Enough said.
I love dogs, but their mouths are definitely not clean. What point are you trying to make?
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Originally Posted by CommuterRun
Who cares if the dog gets hurt, it's just a dog. .

and you're just a human. how about we just hurt anything that you care about. how about grandma, she's just an old lady, let's give her a black eye, she's JUST an old lady.


it's unbelivable that people think this way. it's sickening
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Originally Posted by InTheTrenches
. . . why don't you idiots grow a pair and deal with the real problem, THE OWNER.
And you can get together with the dog owner and sing Kum Ba Ya. Your problems will be solved.
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Originally Posted by kyle!
and you're just a human. how about we just hurt anything that you care about. how about grandma, she's just an old lady, let's give her a black eye, she's JUST an old lady.


it's unbelivable that people think this way. it's sickening
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