Camping with dog breeds considered dangerous
Morning Folks, We RV'd quit a bit when the kids were younger, they are all grown with kids of their own. We are waiting on a Winnebago View and plan on doing some traveling. The question for yo...
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jfkmk wrote:
Everyone who owns a "dangerous breed" claims their pooch is a princess and would never harm a flea. Yet we all see the news stories about these dogs attacking. Whether your pooch is really a princess or not, they look menacing to some. Everyone in the cg pays to have an enjoyable experience without feeling threatened. When you decided to get a dangerous breed, you probably knew about their reputation, insurance issues, and potentially not being able to bring them certain places. Yet you chose the breed you did. You could have chosen say, a Lab, but you didn't. There are consequences to every decision, and you need to deal with it.
I think the whole dangerous breed thing is exaggerated.
I don't consider my dog any more dangerous than any other dog.
I do agree I have to deal with the consequences but that doesn't make My dog dangerous.
We have a couple of big camp outs on private property annually where there are easily 150 people or so. My dog runs free with all the other dogs the entire time. He's no more dangerous than any other dog there.
