bonny
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This, the police now don’t respond to any crime that they consider minor, including dog attacks as long as no one is actually bitten.
Another fatal dog attack
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Titchy Pony
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Glad I'm not in the UK any more then, as though addiction, poverty and mental health issues need dealing with, it shouldn't be up to the police. If they can't do the job they're actually paid to do, which is fighting crime, then that's a total breakdown of society.
I'm Dun
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Yup, they are either totally jaded and fed up, or their hands are tied. Its not on the ground police that are the issue on the whole, although I have encountered some vile male officers, on the whole that hasn't been my experience though.
ester
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There’s a reason there’s an entirely non police group that recover many more stolen bikes here than the police do.
Mrs. Jingle
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In fairness to the woman, I think it is noted elsewhere that the D ring on the actual dog collar had snapped off and was dangling off the clip on the end of that stupid flexi lead. But how she thought a set up like that would hold a very chunky strong looking type of dog with that flimsy equipment is a mystery to me, it wouldn't hold a determined terrier in search of prey, let alone that dog. Stupidity is no excuse though for having a dog out of control, particularly in such a busy area.
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This is the bloke filming her while she does a runner with the dog.
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Looked very much an XL type or American Bulldog. Wonder what happened to the horse that it chased and how they caught the dog.Bei Facebook anmelden
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This is the bloke filming her while she does a runner with the dog.
Mrs. Jingle
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Wow! How coincidental is that, I said she might be the school secretary, but in fact she is the local school teacher!
cauda equina
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I was wondering about the cob too, has anyone seen any updates on how he/she is?
ester
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Its mostly been reported as a staff, I think if it is its a bit souped up/proper bully face. It's nowhere near tall enough to be an XL
ester
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this vid perhaps shows its size better if people havent seen it
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I'm Dun
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hes ok, seems to be mainly superficial injuries. There was quite a sweet post about his aged breeder coming to see him.
cauda equina
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Thanks for that, it could have been horrific
marmalade76
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I don't think it's a Staffy, but not an XL either, probably a standard bully.
CorvusCorax
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There is no standard. Just looks like a bull breed cross to me.
marmalade76
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as I understood it there's XL, standard and pocket bullies but admit that's only what I've read online.
CorvusCorax
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I mean there's no 'standard' as it's not a recognised breed, just a type, it's the APBT all over again.
misst
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Whatever it is why did she have it? She obviously can't control it and it doesn't look like a nice average pet
nutjob
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Looks like the school have taken down their fb page. Hardly surprising really, the teachers face can be clearly seen in some of the online footage and it's difficult to defend her behaviour.
marmalade76
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Ah, right, I was referring to the size. It certainly doesn't look like a Staffy to me, could be a pitbull?
Red-1
I used to be decisive, now I'm not so sure...
I hope the dog is PTS as it is obviously out of control and driven, and I also hope she is sacked. Not for losing control of a dog, but for leaving the scene. The poor lad sounds shaken and disbelieving. In one of the videos, the lad is obviously injured. For someone to cause an accident, then leave the scene with an injured person, is not someone I would want teaching kids.
You can't even say it's because she was scared of him, as she could have got in the car and let the other man deal, if she was shocked.
Despicable behaviour.
CorvusCorax
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If she had taken responsibility or the police had handled it differently, the IP wouldn't have felt the need to take things into their own hands.
I do agree and wonder, if they had been from another community, if the response from either end would have been different.
I do agree and wonder, if they had been from another community, if the response from either end would have been different.
CorvusCorax
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Isn't it an offence to leave the scene of an accident? I know of someone who ran over a dog and killed it and that's what they were brought to court for.
ETA and failure to report.
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Colin2005
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I agree. When he was following her home she seemed more eager to hide her identity than anything. I would have been mortified, apologising profusely etc.
ester
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to me its staffy size with a bully head. I did think they might be regretting having no one monitor their socials over a weekend. She shouldn't have been such an idiot.
stangs
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The 'standard bully' is what they're calling the classic type these days. No real meaning/breed standard though. It used to refer to an athletic pitbull looking type, shorter than the XL, but now I'm seeing classic/standard used to refer to oversized pocket bully types with excessive width and bulk.
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Cinnamontoast
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Omg, that’s horrific to watch. Dog causes carnage there.
How the heck she just walks away I cannot fathom.
YorksG
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Sadly it's a mindset we have come across when dogs have got in with our sheep, it's a form of extreme defensiveness, at least she didn't blame the horses for being on the road, which I have heard of! Some people are so averse to being wrong, or in the wrong that, when called out, they become quite aggressive.Omg, that’s horrific to watch. Dog causes carnage there.