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Originally Posted by lblax this mentality of owners will be the down fall of the rottweiler breed also. how many time on this forums have you heard he wont hurt a flea or oh what a luver he is...
...yet people let there working dogs have free range.. the bite statistics and attacks did not happen because owners were properly training and containing there animals, but just the oppisite |
It is my understanding that the little girl bitten in the face was done so by a dog on a leash, out for a walk.
Do you mean "free range" to mean running free or "free range" to mean free to socialize with its family? I'm a little confused. I don't want to put words in your mouth but do you mean that working dogs should be contained when not training and when not contained it is only because they are training? So in other words, Rottweilers being working dogs should be just that....working dogs only? Not 24 hour in-house pet companions?
I apologize in advance if I read too much into your post. I could have completely missed the mark.
Thanks.