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Tom Pendergast's avatar

Intense is the word! And for me it brought back a memory of being attached by a German Shepherd while delivering the newspaper when I was a young boy. The owners of the dog sat on the front step with their dog and assured me it was okay to bring them the paper. I did, and as I walked away I heard the sound of the dog running up behind me and he lunged and sunk his teeth into my rump. i fell to the ground and he was about to bite again when his owner pulled him off. I lay bleeding in their lawn. Yikes, what a memory!

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Steve's avatar

We have two small dogs, a few times when walking them a few larger dogs have broken thru screen doors, jumped fences or just left out unattended. My wife grabs the dogs and I get between them is the plan. So far I've been able to scare the larger dogs and no harm done. I have to walk them separately when alone. One day while walking Benny, a cat strolled up and kicked his ass on the leash.

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