New home sought for pit bulls who savagely attacked owner’s daughter and son in law

 

Not usually fierce

 

A mother went to the media not knowing what to do after a pit bull brutally attacked her daughter and son-in-law leaving them seriously wounded in two hospitals. 

 

A mother went to the media not knowing what to do after a pit bull brutally attacked her daughter and son-in-law leaving them seriously wounded in two hospitals. 

 

Kotchaporn, 21, is in hospital in Pathum Thani after receiving 30 stitches to wounds on the back of her neck and head. She is facing more surgery. 

 

Her husband Prawit, 37, had his left arm torn apart needing a similar number of stitches and is in hospital in Ayutthaya , said his mother in law Waranrat, 41, who invited Sanook to the family's two homes next to each other in Wang Noi district. 

 

She said they had moved in just three months ago. Her daughter and son in law had two dogs.

 

One was a pit bull called Bomb Bay, aged 4, another was a pit bull/Bang Kaew cross breed called Boo Boo, also 4. 

 

When reporters arrived Boo Boo was howling menacingly chained to a table. 

 

Bomb Bay was enclosed in a cage. 

 

Waranrat said that Bomb Bay was the one who attacked her relatives on Sunday. She said he had previously attacked her daughter's hand leading to many stitches. But she continued to look after him. 

 

On Sunday she heard her daughter desperately crying for help next door. Following the attack she had called the vets who had tranquilized Bomb Bay and caged him.

 

Now she didn't know what to do with the animals and said she had no idea about this breed and wanted someone to give them a new home. 

 

She said they were normally playful and not fierce - they were just cry babies really.

 

She needed help as she couldn't look after them. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

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33 minutes ago, webfact said:

One was a pit bull called Bomb Bay,

Has someone been watching The Dam Busters?

Sorry but they need to be put down after attacking more than once , this breed is notorious for attacking people and killing as well .

Give them a new home ,buried in the back garden . God knows who would keep a pit bull as a pet.

It's very simple.

Hurt a human, get put down

I wouldn't be so quick to condemn the animals.  Been around some wonderful Pit Bulls in the west and in Thailand.   

Send them to North Korea I believe the NK like Pit Bulls ...............!!

Well mother in my opinion you are totally brain dead, you waiting until they kill a child before you have them put down.

They need destroyed now, not later.

2 hours ago, LeamchabangLarry said:

It's very simple.

Hurt a human, get put down

sadly enough, common sense does not exist here

18 minutes ago, Geoffggi said:

Send them to North Korea I believe the NK like Pit Bulls ...............!!

BBQed with soy and honey marinade? 

Seriously it has attacked once and lived to it again, I would suggest that MIL calls friendly vet for a needle for them both ( the dogs that is).

Pitt Bulls can be unpredictable, new born child, 12 days old mauled to death by family Pitt Bull in Australia a few weeks ago, 

One wonders were they kept on chains without  stimulation or exercise, as I have witnessed with too many "family" pets in Thailand, as well as some western countries 

Edited September 22, 20205 yr by RJRS1301

14 minutes ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

sadly enough, common sense does not exist here

That's a bit of an over-generalisation, isn't it?  You're here, I'm here and a couple of other posters could be described as having common sense; perhaps you meant to say that, in your opinion, it's all Thais that don't have any common sense?  You'd be wrong with that also.

Edited September 22, 20205 yr by Hi Tea

45 minutes ago, yellowboat said:

I wouldn't be so quick to condemn the animals.  Been around some wonderful Pit Bulls in the west and in Thailand.   

Yeah, but I couldn't eat a whole one.

43 minutes ago, Geoffggi said:

Send them to North Korea I believe the NK like Pit Bulls ...............!!

With boiled or fried rice?

5 hours ago, webfact said:

 

A mother went to the media not knowing what to do after a pit bull brutally attacked her daughter and son-in-law leaving them seriously wounded in two hospitals

 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

One was a pit bull called Bomb Bay,

Sounds like he's ducked now ..

Did anyone ask the woman with the pit bulls  in the apartment if she would like them

21 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

Yeah, but I couldn't eat a whole one.

Eat the meat , not the bun

1 hour ago, yellowboat said:

I wouldn't be so quick to condemn the animals.  Been around some wonderful Pit Bulls in the west and in Thailand.   

The common call....!

4 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Nothing to do with the breed

simply not true... different breeds have different characteristics... are often bred for different purposes... and yes, I know, nothing is 100% but the odds of being brutally mauled by a pit bull are far more so than a retriever or Bichon Frise... 

5 hours ago, bert bloggs said:

Give them a new home ,buried in the back garden . God knows who would keep a pit bull as a pet.

And in this case lucky there were no children savaged. 

The perfect location is about 5 KM east of Koh Samui.

17 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

simply not true... different breeds have different characteristics... are often bred for different purposes... and yes, I know, nothing is 100% but the odds of being brutally mauled by a pit bull are far more so than a retriever or Bichon Frise... 

Pitbulls were never bred to be aggressive to humans. Quite the opposite in fact, since they needed to be handled by the dog's owner mid-fight and live with the owner's family post fight. 

 

Of course, if you stick one in a cage and prod it with a stick for a few years it might be. Same as you or I might be.

23 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

28 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Nothing to do with the breed

 

23 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

simply not true... different breeds have different characteristics... are often bred for different purposes... and yes, I know, nothing is 100% but the odds of being brutally mauled by a pit bull are far more so than a retriever or Bichon Frise... 

The odds of being attacked by any breed of dog is much greater if the animal is not properly socialized and kept restrained either chained or caged. And I have noted that this particular feature comes up in almost every report I read when a dog attack is involved.

 

Treat a dog badly and you risk reprisals. It's as simple as that.

I know of some restaurants in Vietnam that would happily take them both in...

5 hours ago, bert bloggs said:

Give them a new home ,buried in the back garden . God knows who would keep a pit bull as a pet.

Ummm, how about the world famous dog guru Cesar Milan, who kept one to assist with training and rehabilitating other dogs.

 

But no doubt you know more then Cesar Milan about the breed ????.

 

What a crazy story that lacks any common sense. The dogs are friendly most of the time but then just turned vicious and attacked. MIL doesn't know what to do ?  is she nuts ?

there's only one thing you can do to make sure they don't attack again..... .22

JonnyF & Moonlover are the only ones talking sense.

 

All/any dog breed can attack, especially if mistreated. They need exercise, discipline and love/attention. In that order. Yes, the pit bull is the click bait. The thing is, most normal people can't handle fighting dogs, which need lots of discipline and exercise. And of course, when these particular breeds kick off, it's considerably worse than other breeds.

 

These two shouldn't be around families, but putting them down for acting like this after being mistreated, and after being bred for what they were bred, is a bit unfair, isn't it?

she only refers to her own daughter in the category of 'relatives'

 - and conveniently the dogs were not in her own home , but next door with those 'relatives'

 

mum doesn't seem to know how to pick her own nose

 

 

... and her only 'concerns' were for the dogs! 

No motherly mention from her about her own flesh&bloods  

 

Edited September 22, 20205 yr by tifino

4 minutes ago, tifino said:

she only refers to her own daughter in the category of 'relatives'

 - and conveniently the dogs were not in her own home , but next door with those 'relatives'

 

mum doesn't seem to know how to pick her own nose

{snipped}

If she went to the cosmetic surgeon, he could pick one for her.

45 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Ummm, how about the world famous dog guru Cesar Milan, who kept one to assist with training and rehabilitating other dogs.

 

But no doubt you know more then Cesar Milan about the breed ????.

 

yes but how many people are as expert as Cesar? would you keep a lion if you were not a lion tamer?