They very cute dogs but they are very aggresive. (short dog syndrome)

My partner was a dog handler for the police and Garda. She told me some stories of the past that dogs change when the owner is drinking. Dogs can sense your changing behaviour or change of smell, which can make them uncomfortable. I have seen drunk people tease their dogs.

My partner told me if a dog bites a drunk the dog is getting in first, before the drunk does something silly.

Dogs are animals which mean they are unpredictable like the cows in a field.


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Poor woman. Hope she can get over it. I had no idea that sausage dogs could be so aggressive or that dogs could turn on owners who had been drinking. But I seem to remember a news report about a woman who needed a face transplant after her placid labrador chewed her face off when she suffered some medical issue and fell unconscious.

Cats might scratch if temperamental but they'd never maul someone. They also have the advantage of being self-cleaning and doing their own scooping.

The Lab who chewed on the woman's face was trying wake her or did it out fear. However they can change if booze is around.

Sausage dogs can not lock their jaws, and neither can any other sort of dog.
I can understand how the poor woman might be mistaken in the circumstances, but there is no need for the papers to report the claptrap.

Jo wrote:
Poor woman. Hope she can get over it. I had no idea that sausage dogs could be so aggressive or that dogs could turn on owners who had been drinking. But I seem to remember a news report about a woman who needed a face transplant after her placid labrador chewed her face off when she suffered some medical issue and fell unconscious.

Cats might scratch if temperamental but they'd never maul someone. They also have the advantage of being self-cleaning and doing their own scooping.

Cats do their own scooping? How? Unless this is the name for when they enthusiastically toss the turds out of the litter tray?

One of mine has taught himself to use the toilet, but it is not very helpful because his aim is rubbish and he hasn't worked out how to flush it yet.