3 hours ago, Surelynot said:

The guy on the right must thinking.......BBQ?

 

Doubt it. More likely this...

 

 

Once they've tasted fresh blood they become untrustworthy, just my opinion.

34 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

Once they've tasted fresh blood they become untrustworthy, just my opinion.

Yeah..... they become animals!

These pit bulls are fighting dogs so that's what they do.  Thee is no place for them in a domestic family setting.  That particular dog should be put down before it mauls a running kiddie to death.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

He reported that Giant appeared "sad" and would need careful handling and attitude adjustment to accustom him to his new surroundings and lower his stress levels.

Best of luck with that.

2 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Yeah..... they become animals!

I thought they ARE animals ????

5 hours ago, jacko45k said:

If the article I read was accurate it happened when the owner was asleep, so no recent provocation.... or exceptional cunning on the dog's part.

What proof is there that the owner was asleep? He may have been hit and missed and took liberties with the dog. Still no excuse.

7 minutes ago, Gandtee said:

What proof is there that the owner was asleep? He may have been hit and missed and took liberties with the dog. Still no excuse.

Try reading the Pattaya mail

 

Pattaya pet owner died after his Pitbull attacked him in his sleep. Wisit Sanguanmak, 56, died early April 16 at Banglamung Hospital of complications from massive blood loss, his wife Wanpen Kumkong told the media. Wisit was hospitalized after his 2-year-old Pitbull, Giant, woke from a nap and suddenly attacked his sleeping owner, tearing […]

36 minutes ago, Gandtee said:

What proof is there that the owner was asleep? He may have been hit and missed and took liberties with the dog. Still no excuse.

As I said, it was written in some  newspaper report. Who are you, the dog's attorney?

3 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

As I said, it was written in some  newspaper report. Who are you, the dog's attorney?

See my post above yours ????

should of been ground into burger (minus the collar) and shipped to a Korean burger king...

I wonder how Giant was treated during his two years with the dead owner. I suspect we are not getting the whole story.

8 hours ago, chuang said:

Whose fault the owner or the dog...

In many (most?all?) countries, if your dog mauls someone, it is legally your fault.

 

 

1 hour ago, Golden Triangle said:

Try reading the Pattaya mail

 

Pattaya pet owner died after his Pitbull attacked him in his sleep. Wisit Sanguanmak, 56, died early April 16 at Banglamung Hospital of complications from massive blood loss, his wife Wanpen Kumkong told the media. Wisit was hospitalized after his 2-year-old Pitbull, Giant, woke from a nap and suddenly attacked his sleeping owner, tearing […]

As a previous poster said, 'if the report is accurate?'

3 minutes ago, Proboscis said:

In many (most?all?) countries, if your dog mauls someone, it is legally your fault.

 

 

So to coin a phrase 'it was his own fault.' I'm not intending to make light of this. RIP

1 minute ago, Gandtee said:

As a previous poster said, 'if the report is accurate?'

I'm not sure of the best way round for this, some people are blindingly stupid or is it stupidly blind.......sigh - shakes head in disbelief, you do understand the law here don't you ? I can't imagine a newspaper printing something they could be sued for.

9 hours ago, colinneil said:

Bloody unbelievable, what are those clowns thinking?

Poor owner dead, yet a bunch of clowns think they can retrain a  killer dog, what the hell are they on? Loony pills maybe.????

You know nothing a out dogs then! 

11 minutes ago, pacovl46 said:

You know nothing a out dogs then! 

I can't wait to read about the new owner being mauled then, sorry but these dogs should be banned, as they are in many countries, they are like a top of the range pickup for Thai males & probably some members here, they are a substitute for small d...s.

Owner went to the Sawan.

The loyal dog should follow....

 

The owner was stupid and paid for it.

This dog is a killer. 

And deserves nothing else but to pay for it.

No nicknames and new home will change it to a risk to take to keep.

If want a dog, there is millions here, who need a home and not a savage killer.

 

F. the PC BS narrative!

Long live the common sense!

 

11 hours ago, chuang said:

Whose fault the owner or the dog...

Both.

 

8 hours ago, Golden Triangle said:

Once they've tasted fresh blood they become untrustworthy, just my opinion.

ALL Pit bulls are untrustworthy, just look up the stats on the numbers killed and injured by these monsters. They have been bred for violence and no amount of training can alter their nature. They are banned in 12 countries and in some states for a reason, they are killers given half a chance. Of course the 'pittie' owners always claim their dog would not harm a fly!

1 hour ago, Kinnock said:

Both.

 

Explain please 

13 hours ago, colinneil said:

Bloody unbelievable, what are those clowns thinking?

Poor owner dead, yet a bunch of clowns think they can retrain a  killer dog, what the hell are they on? Loony pills maybe.????

Dogs don't get born to be  killer dogs. Wrong handling is the problem. Pitbulls are great dogs. Any mistreated dog gets vicious.

4 hours ago, Gandtee said:

As a previous poster said, 'if the report is accurate?'

 

It may have happened just as reported.

 

But I hope they did a proper autopsy on the guy.  The idea of a dog just waking up and attacking his sleeping owner seems less likely than someone beating the guy to death in his sleep and blaming it on the dog.

 

I don't think pit bulls are any more likely to go off than a chihuahua.  But when one does go off, it has the equipment to do some real damage.

15 hours ago, mikebell said:

I am not a Thai basher but a dog-owner basher.  Working dogs would be spared my world wide cull of these muck-making, disease-spreading, accident-causing beasts.  The dog population in Thailand is out of control and locals hide behind Buddhism to avoid doing what is necessary.

OK, so when you go back to your Homecountry.......

2 hours ago, clivebaxter said:

ALL Pit bulls are untrustworthy, just look up the stats on the numbers killed and injured by these monsters. They have been bred for violence and no amount of training can alter their nature. They are banned in 12 countries and in some states for a reason, they are killers given half a chance. Of course the 'pittie' owners always claim their dog would not harm a fly!

Utterly nonsense!

17 hours ago, webfact said:

New owner Sueksa, 37, has experience having owned 4 pit bulls before

Methinks Giant is going to get to use his teeth professionally. Dog fighting is big business in Thailand.

6 hours ago, Letseng said:

Dogs don't get born to be  killer dogs. Wrong handling is the problem. Pitbulls are great dogs. Any mistreated dog gets vicious.

Absolute nonsense, it is in the dogs from their parents, any person keeping a pit bull is not in their right mind, they are born killers.

6 hours ago, Letseng said:

Dogs don't get born to be  killer dogs. Wrong handling is the problem. Pitbulls are great dogs. Any mistreated dog gets vicious.

 Some breed of dogs are more naturally aggressive, some aren't. 

 

Some are easier to train, & others not, or virtually impossible. 

 

Get the idea.

 

 

Well good for Giant, and when he mauls the new owner, perhaps his reputation will be well established.

  Good luck to the new owner, I just wonder how long before he makes the news with a gash on his arm or leg,

a friendly bite from Giant?

Geezer