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westendlass · 29-03-2013, 20:32

I agree with you DaveinGermany, I'm not a soft arse. My dog is a five stone, larger than average staffie that we rehomed from the local pound a couple of years ago. It definitely is the owners. I understand people are scared when they see a large dog. People cross the road when I take Arnold for a walk but I know he is the most unagressive dog. Wouldn't stop me being scared of him if I didn't know him though. I wouldn't put the fear of God in to people with him being off the lead. He's always under control when on a walk.

29-03-2013, 20:32	#22
westendlass Full Member+ Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: ossy Posts: 738 Blog Entries: 8 Liked: 299 times Rep Power: 13688	Re: Going to Your Mate House for Lunch, Taking a Pasty I agree with you DaveinGermany, I'm not a soft arse. My dog is a five stone, larger than average staffie that we rehomed from the local pound a couple of years ago. It definitely is the owners. I understand people are scared when they see a large dog. People cross the road when I take Arnold for a walk but I know he is the most unagressive dog. Wouldn't stop me being scared of him if I didn't know him though. I wouldn't put the fear of God in to people with him being off the lead. He's always under control when on a walk.