[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: How to get your DQd dog reinstated

  • From: Elsyd1@xxxxxxx
  • To: showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 16:35:46 EST

I agree, many would not. Many would think disciplining their macho dogs  
would take away its "aura", and the owner enjoys having a dangerous dog. 
Perhaps  
if these folks were on the receiving end of one of these attacks they would 
not  be so proud of their dog that cannot withstand a stare from a human being. 
I  certainly understand the unwritten code of dogs, that "Thou shalt not stare 
at  me", LOL, but... a cat can look at a king, and a person can look at a  
dog!!...Surely we can train to ignore a judge who stares...We certainly don't  
allow two dogs making mutual eye contact to attack each other. When my dog goes 
 for another dog because of eye contact, he gets a lesson in behavior he 
never  forgets, LOL. The next time, he looks away. Good dog. 
Syd
 
 
In a message dated 2/13/2008 1:24:31 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
You  would...but many would not.  Judges are warned not to make/keep eye  
contact with them, as well as with Rotties.  As I understand it, it  can be a 
real problem with Rotties.........
and  there are always those morons who think it's "cool" to have a 
tough dog  that will attack with no obvious provocation.  Same type of people 
 
who think it's "cool" to use incorrect spellings..................on  
purpose.  For some reason, they think it makes them better or  something.
Fact remains, maintaining eye contact with some of  these dogs is a 
risk.......and as we all know, not all dog people have  brains or are even 
reputable.
Peggy
----- Original  Message ----- 
From: <Elsyd1@xxxxxxx>
To:  <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 3:00  PM
Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: How to get your DQd dog  reinstated


> Sorry, to me this is not good temperament.  I  have shown and bred  Akitas,
> and would have euthanized any dog of  mine that would bite someone in the 
> face
> for "staring him  down" or for any other reason, unless the owner was being
> physically  attacked.  Imagine a child staring at him. Oy.   Syd
>
>
> In a message dated 2/13/2008 3:25:26 A.M. Pacific  Standard Time,
> genoaktortoise@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> That  is  exactly what I told her. A few years back we had a 140 pound  male
> Akita  Champion. He had an awesome temperment. Well one day  this very 
> STUPID
> judge  decided that it would be a good  idea to stare him down as he walked 
> up to
> him  in the  ring. Wrong! He got bit in the face. The judge even wrote a 
>  letter
> to  AKC stating that it was totally his fault but AKC did  not care. That 
> dog
> was  done.He was a very nice dog.  Kids could walk up to this dog and do
> anything  that they wanted  to and he would not make a sound.
>
> Amy  Greenhut






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