New home wanted for vicious Pit Bull who attacked three in household - come and collect....

[sambum]

Take it to the temple to say "Sorry!"

[pomchop]

28 minutes ago, connda said:

It never ends.  Pit Bulls, Dobermans and German Shepherds  all need training as well as an owner(s) who can control the dog.  I've been threatened by everyone of those breeds in the owners home (all in the US) after the owner assured me that their dog was just super friendly and wouldn't hurt a fly. 
Show weakness and you've got a problem.  You never put yourself in a submissive posture with any of those dogs.  I don't deal with them any more.  Just don't put yourself in the position to be attacked.
Most of us can show enough dominance to these dogs to make them back off.  Who do they prey on?  Anyone showing weakness:  elderly, young, disabled.  Look at who got attacked here?  Surprised?
I've been attacked by soi dogs here in Thailand.  I've made everyone of them back off. 

I've known too many people who have these breeds of dogs.  "Oh Killer, Fang, and Shredder are just super friendly and wouldn't hurt a fly."  That's all BS.  These people have no control over their animals.  What's worse?  Is their a civil court in Thailand (with a jury) who would award damages for a dog attack?  In the US there is.  Thailand.  "Oh, Killer bite you?  Here's 3,000 THB.  <Wai>  Everything is all good now, mai?"

No, there isn't a court system that will administer significant damages.. (Look at Vorayuth Yoovidhya 'compensation for killing a police officer.  What an elitist joke).  When Fang bites, Shredder shreds, and Killer kills - a few thousand THB  is suppose to paper over an lifetime of damage.  However, if you're a foreigner and you inadvertently touch a Thai HiSo woman?  They need hundreds of thousands or millions in compensation. 

Bottom line:
Don't put yourself or your kids or your grandparents in harms way.

"How would you know Mr. Smarty Pant "Expert."

I've got eight dogs.  A couple of them are dangerous, which is why we have them.  A couple more I don't trust with anyone inside the fence unless my wife or I am around.  But they are fenced and they are territorial.  We have a series of fences.   Just don't be in the wrong fence uninvited. We are VERY upfront with people about that.  The outside perimeter is always locked.  We are REALLY upfront with people about that.  If we let you in - don't wander.  There is no - "Ohhhhh Skippy is just a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly."  Nope - Skippy and her partner will do damage.  Don't wander! 
Don't have dogs you can not control, especially those breeds.  And don't be ignorant.  And if your dog attacks anyone who was invited on to your property?  Control your dogs and take responsibility if things go south.

I lived in a rural area in southern usa..lots of mobile home types had pitbulls chained up in their yards to "protect their assets"..Then one gets lose and attacks and maims some kids....parents sue and win but owner has no assets to even begin to cover the damages.....oh sorry about your face and arm being half ripped off....my bad

[El Guap]

Should be sent to happy hunting ground.

[stoner]

this thread is crazy. promotion of a psyco doggo. i see how far things have fallen now. 

 

the dog needs put down. whoever is offering this dog up really should consider the optics of that. 

[clarky cat]

7 minutes ago, stoner said:

this thread is crazy. promotion of a psyco doggo. i see how far things have fallen now. 

 

the dog needs put down. whoever is offering this dog up really should consider the optics of that. 

what happened to love and forgiveness?

[cyril sneer]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Sarinthip, 25, had leg and arm injuries and her brother Chollathip, 27, had an arm wound. 

It wouldn't surprise me if these two provoked the dog after a few Friday night beers

[stoner]

6 minutes ago, clarky cat said:

what happened to love and forgiveness?

please check my posts regarding the dog problem in this country. this falls under the same blanket. 

 

humans understand concepts such as that. a rabid dog does not. 

[DjSilver]

Any other normal country would have modern laws that demands that the dog be killed.

[Cake Monster]

Why is this Animal still alive ?

Its tasted Human Blood now with no consequences, so its only a matter of time before it will savage another.

Any person wanting this creature must be bordering on insane.

[Spock]

1 hour ago, connda said:

It never ends.  Pit Bulls, Dobermans and German Shepherds  all need training as well as an owner(s) who can control the dog.  I've been threatened by everyone of those breeds in the owners home (all in the US) after the owner assured me that their dog was just super friendly and wouldn't hurt a fly. 
Show weakness and you've got a problem.  You never put yourself in a submissive posture with any of those dogs.  I don't deal with them any more.  Just don't put yourself in the position to be attacked.
Most of us can show enough dominance to these dogs to make them back off.  Who do they prey on?  Anyone showing weakness:  elderly, young, disabled.  Look at who got attacked here?  Surprised?
I've been attacked by soi dogs here in Thailand.  I've made everyone of them back off. 

I've known too many people who have these breeds of dogs.  "Oh Killer, Fang, and Shredder are just super friendly and wouldn't hurt a fly."  That's all BS.  These people have no control over their animals.  What's worse?  Is their a civil court in Thailand (with a jury) who would award damages for a dog attack?  In the US there is.  Thailand.  "Oh, Killer bite you?  Here's 3,000 THB.  <Wai>  Everything is all good now, mai?"

No, there isn't a court system that will administer significant damages.. (Look at Vorayuth Yoovidhya 'compensation for killing a police officer.  What an elitist joke).  When Fang bites, Shredder shreds, and Killer kills - a few thousand THB  is suppose to paper over an lifetime of damage.  However, if you're a foreigner and you inadvertently touch a Thai HiSo woman?  They need hundreds of thousands or millions in compensation. 

Bottom line:
Don't put yourself or your kids or your grandparents in harms way.

"How would you know Mr. Smarty Pant "Expert."

I've got eight dogs.  A couple of them are dangerous, which is why we have them.  A couple more I don't trust with anyone inside the fence unless my wife or I am around.  But they are fenced and they are territorial.  We have a series of fences.   Just don't be in the wrong fence uninvited. We are VERY upfront with people about that.  The outside perimeter is always locked.  We are REALLY upfront with people about that.  If we let you in - don't wander.  There is no - "Ohhhhh Skippy is just a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly."  Nope - Skippy and her partner will do damage.  Don't wander! 
Don't have dogs you can not control, especially those breeds.  And don't be ignorant.  And if your dog attacks anyone who was invited on to your property?  Control your dogs and take responsibility if things go south.

Can't see the point of keeping dogs that are kept outside and not inside the home. They are supposed to be pets that interact with people, sit on the couch with you and sleep on your bed. Perhaps you live in a very dangerous area and feel the need to keep guard dogs. But I suppose your dogs have a more comfortable life than those outside the perimeter of your property. 

[stoner]

25 minutes ago, cyril sneer said:

It wouldn't surprise me if these two provoked the dog after a few Friday night beers

victim blaming. 

[bbbbooboo]

Hmmm… suggest this animal is put down before he harms someone else….but TIT

[BangkokReady]

1 hour ago, BritScot said:

Trying starts at very young age which involves lots of effort mixing socialising new situations new noises smells and people. They require a good structure and should never be the alpha.

Or just get a normal dog and treat it normally?  Also better not to have a dangerous dog, since all the training in the world cannot rule out something like a tumour or other unpredictable issue; making any dog turn, with a dangerous dog causing way, way more damage than a normal dog.

 

1 hour ago, BritScot said:

On a side note you are aware that the American Pitbull was called The Nanny Dog!

I'm aware that some dangerous dogs have that moniker.  But they're also the dogs that kill and disfigure the most children, so it's more than a little misleading.

[Martin71]

Give it 18 months and we will be reading stories like this on a weekly basis.......

[still kicking]

5 hours ago, Phnom Penh Trader said:

He is sitting next to the people that he apparently tried to kill looking sorry for himself,yet they don’t look afraid covered in bandages sat right next to him?

A lot more to this story that’s they are letting on,the whole thing smells of utter BS to me from start to finish?

So is your commend why don't you go and take him in 

[Speedhump]

These dogs are no different to other dogs originally bred for fighting instinct. 

 

If you want a perfect family pet get a terrier (Pitbull, Staffie, any terrier really) but get one direct from a small breeder who can show you their pedigree and whom you are comfortable breeds for temperament. I speak from my own experience and that of a couple of friends, as well as my son. All good, honestly. 

[Toby1947]

A bullet behind the ear would suffice.

[LukKrueng]

He looks cute. I'd take him, but think my dogs won't like it. Took about 2 months to get the older dog accept a new puppy a while back...

[jaiyen]

Give it to a Vietnames family. You will never see it again !

[rwill]

find him a hungry family in eastern thailand

[kennw]

7 hours ago, lujanit said:

Kill it now before it does any more damage.

Sad but the suggestion is the correct action. 

[Orinoco]

36 minutes ago, rwill said:

find him a hungry family in eastern thailand

Yes,  good idea. don't waste it.

Bet it  tastes great,  Aroy Mak Mak. 

[AJS1954]

Don't rehouse it, kill it!!!

[billd766]

3 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

Considering that I live literally 2 minutes away from where these vicious killing machines are housed, I have more right to comment on this case than you do.

 

Actually, you have the same rights as every one else to comment, no more and no less.

 

Granted you have more experience with pit bulls than most, but that doesn't give you bigger bragging rights.

[billd766]

1 hour ago, Speedhump said:

These dogs are no different to other dogs originally bred for fighting instinct. 

 

If you want a perfect family pet get a terrier (Pitbull, Staffie, any terrier really) but get one direct from a small breeder who can show you their pedigree and whom you are comfortable breeds for temperament. I speak from my own experience and that of a couple of friends, as well as my son. All good, honestly. 

A Welsh Border Collie would be a good dog to own, but you need to be young and fit with a fairly large area for the dog to be in. We had one in my first marriage and when we brought our new born son home the dog sniffed him and realised that there was no competition. She died (was actually put down) at 13 years old .as she had cancer of the jaw, rheumatism and a couple of other problems and was in constant pain despite medications.

 

It was my task to take her to the vet, and a very unhappy one at that.

 

She was an indoor/outdoor dog and loved playing in water and snow. Giving her a bath was a different story.

 

Indoors she would wait to be called upstairs to the bedroom.

 

Once a year she would get her coat sheared and re-appear as half the dog from before.

Edited December 10, 2022 by billd766
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[MrJ2U]

Insane. 

 

Thailand didn't have this love for dogs 20 years ago. 

 

Definitely misplaced.

[Rimmer]

Some off topic an an empty post removed

[michaellee]

Kill it once attacking people its time to put to death. 

[Derek B]

What would be the outcome for the dog (in Thailand) if it had bitten someone outwith the family?

 

[Puccini]

Why do we eat chickens and pigs, but not dogs? This dog being two years old, its meant should be tender and tasty.