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Rottie. Born for the job. As long as you know what your doing with big and possibly lethal, "pets".
Right on.
Rottie. Born for the job. As long as you know what your doing with big and possibly lethal, "pets".
I have a Shepherd & while we love her to bits, I wouldn't recommend them. The hair drives me nuts! Or maybe I should say wool cos that is what it is like. And then there is the skin probs
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i got attacked by a german shepherd when i was about 10 yrs old. walking home from school, the dog jumped its fence, and came towards me and growled and bit me pants on the ankle area... i was scared *****less and the mommies across the road didnt help me at all. i was stuck there stiff as a pole for 5 minutes with that dog growling in front of me. if i move, he'll show aggressiveness.
then a man walked by and "shoo" the dog back over to his fence. i almost pissed me pants. to me theyre not the best dogs.
i prefer american bulldogs. johnson's type for looks, but scotts type for performance.
I actually laughed when I read your post, I was attacked by a neighbours german sheperd when I was 5yrs old & it mauled my face quite badly, I still remeber being shaken like a ragdoll & would never own one as i'm scared of them.
:lol:American bulldogs on the other hand are absolutely brilliant family dog's & I would highly reccomend one. We lost our beautiful girl to a paralysis tick but will definately get another in the future when our old boy passes on.
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