Sentences with phrase «most dogs attack»

Most dogs attack because of fear, stress or a need to protect resources such as food, toys, the owner or their turf.

Statistics show that most dog attacks attributed to pit bulls are in fact the work of mixed breed dogs.

Get your dog spayed or neutered: Most dog attacks come from unaltered males, Burckhalter said.

Not exact matches

Those comments raised eyebrows among some in Trump's inner circle, who noted that one of the president's most ferocious attack dogs seemed unusually taciturn.

The most common uses of pepper spray are against dogs and bears, which are known to attack humans and domestic animals.

NYC Councilman James Gennaro, one of Council Speaker / mayoral contender Chris Quinn's most loyal allies and attack dogs, stepped forward to defend her against the most recent salvo from her rival, NYC Public Advocate Bill de Basio.

In most cases the causes of the attack was unprovoked and where the dog was uncontrolled and off the lead.

Bull terriers, Staffordshire bull terriers and pit bull terriers are among the most frequent offenders, with around one in three of the dogs carrying out attacks from this bull breed group.

Shares in Chuka Umunna may have dropped recently, but the Labour MP today demonstrated his credentials as one of his party's most effective attack dogs.

Balls, for all his many drawbacks, is the most ferocious attack dog there is.

In «The Replacements,» Hackman and Reeves are the heroes, and most of the other characters provide low comedy, including a Welsh placekicker (Rhys Ifans) who chain - smokes, even while actually on the playing field, and other recruits including a sumo wrestler, a mad dog who attacks anything that is red, and a deaf lineman («Look at it this way: He'll never be called offsides on an audible»).

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Ziad Doueiri, whose Hollywood credentials include being a cameraman for most of Quentin Tarantino's earlier films (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown), has made several films in his native Lebanon (West Beirut, The Attack, Lila Says).

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From the brutal attack that leaves Theo motherless and sends him first to the austere comfort of the Barbours, and then to the neglectful care of his father, and later, most importantly, into the debauched and delinquent arms of Boris (Oh, Boris, I would read a phonebook if it were about you), to the flight from Vegas that had my heart palpitating (hide the dog!)

Before learning how to do things right from a dog's perspective, let's first understand that most bites are not dog attacks as they are often (mistakenly) labeled, but one or two chomps in response to a real or perceived provocation / threat.

They don't attack like most dogs but only if it's a completely necessary situation and out of all dogs that attack they have the highest kill rate I have been around a lot of dogs and have even had small medium and large dogs... evenhad a half wiener half chihuahua.

Children are the mostly likely victim of this warped attitude, being the ones most likely to be attacked by a dog.

Most likely, the dog will be uninhibited with respect to biting, and if it comes from protection lines, might even attack you while in the midst of training (you'd better know how to properly deal with this kind of situation).

And the person most likely to be attacked by a dog is a 10 year old child.

Fearful attacks are the most ferocious of all since all dogs are going to put everything they have into surviving what they perceive to be a life threatening situation.

If a coyote would happen into the field with the sheep, and be confronted by the Pyr, and a fight ensue, the spikes would protect his neck which is the first place most dogs will attack.

Our most recent emergency Princess was attacked and bitten by anther dog.

In the last few months, the papers have been rife with stories about «bad breed's» of dogs attacking and mauling, the most common breeds having fingers pointed at them being Bull Terriers and Rottweilers.

The most fatal thing about dog bite's is not usually the blood lost or pain during the attack, but the infection that occurs later if the bite isn't treated immediately.

Adding to the problem is the phenomenon that so many people have become so indoctrinated by the media that «pit bulls» ARE dangerous dogs, and are THE MOST dangerous dogs that if they witness a dog attack or are the victim of one they will automatically assume the dog must be a «pit bull» and will report it as such - because any dog who attacks must necessarily be a «pit bull».

They are one of the most loyal dogs because they are willing to lie quietly in the yard and then attack and take down a stranger.

I own a rottie and she is the most gorgeous affectionate dog who would luck you to death not attack you.

These attacks are happening in public places, in people \'s own gardens and even in the street... We can not stress enough to the public, to breeders, to pit bull owners and to those rescuing these dogs, that no amount of socialisation or love can remove their genetics and their propensity for dog aggression and animal aggression... we can never change their genetic make up... Even the most dog friendly, relaxed pit bull often does show some kind of dog aggression sometime in its life.»

I'd like to know where the little rat dogs are on this list as I was attacked by a terrier and I haven't heard of anyone who has been attacked by most of the dogs above, just because you are small minded and can't put yourself past a stereotype doesn't mean that they are bad.

Most dogs that attack are mutts, but for reporting purposes, the media likes to call them pit bulls to put a story out.

Most of these attacks by pit bull type dogs are identified by the owner or animal officials.

Even if you have the most well - balanced dog in the world, they can still be attacked and seriously injured or even killed.

The pit bull, in its purebred or mixed form, has been responsible for most of the fatal dog attacks on humans in the last two years.

If a dog shows a submissive characteristic, such as rolling over most dogs wills top their attack.

That's funny because statistics show that the most likely dog breed to attack or bite a human is the labrador retriever.

The pit bull, in its purebred or mixed form, has been responsible for most of the fatal dog attacks on humans in the last two years, said Lockwood.

Despite having some of the most restrictive rules for dog owners in the world, dog attacks still happen in Australia.

Parvovirus: Parvovirus attacks the white blood cells and rapidly dividing cells in a dog's body, most severely affecting the intestinal tract.

Most of the stories you hear about pit bulls attacking strangers involve a group of two or more dogs escaping from the property and then attacking.

Although there is no evidence to show that they attack people more often than other dogs, or that their jaws are the most powerful, their bites clearly are often the most severe, said Marc Paulhus, a spokesman in the Tallahassee office of the Humane Society of the United States.

But, most other dogs are going to be vulnerable to an attack and won't survive.

Most attacks are on or near the premises on people the dog isn't bonded with.

Unfortunately, these laws are generally based on either the most recent big - dog attack, or dog breeds that «look scary».

Another thing to note is that most pit bull attacks often involve multiple dogs.

«Skunks and raccoons are major sources of rabies, and most cats who are faced with a challenge by a skunk or raccoon will run away, whereas a dog is more likely to attack,» she says.

The virus attacks rapidly dividing cells in a dog's body, most severely affecting the intestinal tract.

Inbred dogs have crazy behavior sometimes, being super sweet most of the time and then attacking for no reason.

It should also be considered that the incidence of pit bull - type dogs» involvement in severe and fatal attacks may represent high prevalence in neighborhoods that present high risk to the young children who are the most common victim of severe or fatal attacks.

But between 1975 and 1980, in one notable survey, the breeds most often associated with deadly attacks were the German shepherd, «husky - type» dogs, St. Bernard, bull terrier, and Great Danes.