.....that's no Staffie.
So they don't disclose in the advert why they are rehoming him, he can't currently be walked on a lead and they don't want him to go to a home with children. Is it me, or does it sound as though behaviour may be at least part of the reason they don't want him? They say he's not aggressive, but aren't willing to say what the problem is. They have four other dogs so It doesn't sound like a landlord issue, and people usually admit when it's a financial decision. They say he can't live with children (current household has them) because he wags his tail so much it can hurt kids?! I've known plenty of large dogs with enthusiastic tail-wagging habits and I've never heard of it injuring people of any size.Oh I see. Renamed as "NOT an XL Bully." That's alright then
Chops my 4 year old bullie, NOT XL For Sale in Kirkmuirhill, Scotland | Preloved
Hi, I am having to rehome my boy Chops, this is through no fault of his own, I can discuss this with you in person. Chops is NOT a XL bullie Chops is 4 years old and a great example of the breed going by appearance and nature. He looks great and holds a good weight with muscle in all the right...www.preloved.co.uk
I read that and then re-read it, apparently he is a bully, not an XL bully
In all fairness though, that is the very first advert I have seen with a handbag over the dog's nose. Is it a makeshift muzzle or an attempt to make it look alluring?
Even if he's a couple of cm short of being an XL with those jaws he could still bite off your hand or eat your kid.I read that and then re-read it, apparently he is a bully, not an XL bully
I'm not convinced from the pictures that he is small enough to measure out.
I think this is to show he is a "working" dog who can do a "job" - hence the £600 bargain price. He is obviously a real find.
Or are they making sure they have an excuse to get around the ban on selling* XLBs- "I was selling the handbag, it comes with a free dog"
according to the ad He currently lives with children and other dogs so what exactly is the problem, and rehoming doesn’t warrant a price tag if £600… very odd
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I'm getting so fed up of the whole "it has to be kept on a muzzle/on a lead/secure garden" sanctions thing for dogs that have acted out serious attacks on people or other dogs (it came up in that other news article with a quote from Bristol City Council about how they 'respond' to dangerous dogs with this type of thing - spoiler alert, they do not respond). It's a waste of time and does nothing as crappy owners will not be bothered to follow it. It's just more rules that don't apply to them.I think a dog 'locked on' to someone's leg for 10 minutes in an unprovoked attack needs a lethal injection not behaviour modification
Strict conditions in place for bull breed dog that left a man requiring a skin graft and hospitalisation
A dangerous dog now has strict conditions in place following its owner’s appearance at court.
Post # 4683, the cockapoo lost his leg when an XL bully slipped its lead and muzzle.
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Okay, okay. But... Hear me out... I did this once as a teenager. Threw the ball into the flood relief for the family Lab, completely forgot I was holding the leadYou know we were wondering how stupid some of these dog owners are? Well our question is answered in another article on one of the pages pointed to above. If you have your dog on a lead it is, perhaps, not the greatest idea to throw a stick for it .... into a river.
.Watch the moment woman is dragged into river while playing with her excited dog
Watch as a friend laughs and screams, “No!, as Steph is dragged into the water by Winne.
It's called belief, faith. If you genuinely believe something - that pitbulls are "nanny dogs", "it's the owner, not the breed", whatever guff bull breed enthusiasts are spouting - then the evidence will have no impact. Until it does, and even then.....