dogs and muzzles

[-Sweex]

What kyle said ^^

The feeling I was getting from you is that dogs that aren't deemed dangerous such as a staffy should be muzzled.

[Jssy]

I think big dogs should, just in case. My uncle has a doberman, pomeranian and 2 adult rotweillers in a 2 bedroomed house and the doberman and rotweillers can get so excited that they act vicious, even though they wouldn't hurt the pomeranian. If you can prevent a dog from biting then surely that's a good thing. Even with years with no problem, dogs can be unpredictable. They don't do it on purpose usually, they just get scared. A german sherphard got scared by me when I was a toddler, it jumped over a high fence and bit me. Since I was little I was scared of big dogs until my nana got a new dog that I bonded with. Sure it might not be fair, but it's better to be safe than sorry and have some reassurance that your dog can't bite anyone.

[Catchy]

The feeling I was getting from you is that dogs that aren't deemed dangerous such as a staffy should be muzzled.

staffys are so hideous lmao but anyways no my argument is dogs that are deemed dangerous should be. I don't see the harm in it. What harm is it causing the dog or the owner? None, it's just stopping the potential risk.

[-Sweex]

staffys are so hideous lmao but anyways no my argument is dogs that are deemed dangerous should be. I don't see the harm in it. What harm is it causing the dog or the owner? None, it's just stopping the potential risk.

Staffys are hideous, thats your personal opinion but I find them the best looking dog going.