04 Apr 2011 4:08 PM:

 Hi guys,

having spoken to a few friends and also a neighbour who's guardia - it would take me a few years to get anything done legally about this guy, so my option is back to threatening the guy with the police every time i see him or one of the neighbours sees him without the dog on a lead/muzzle

 

foxbat - no probs! I really don't want to see the dog put down (rather the owner!) as i understand that it's the irresponsibilty of the owner, my Frenchie is actually good friends with a few other large dogs, boxers & rotties, but i also don't want to have to carry a big bloody stick every time i take him for a walk!! 

 

I now permanently have my camera with me, and am hoping to catch the guy with no lead, so i can threaten him with a denuncia and hope this does the trick to him keeping the dog on a lead

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04 Apr 2011 9:52 AM:

 Thanks guys,

foxbat - i don't want the dog punished, i just want the thickhead of an onwer to realise that he has to put his dog on a lead and muzzle and not go into the childrens playground. if it had been me walking my dog and not my husband, my dog would be dead.

Also - since the incident, i have been sepaking to a few other locals, who funnily enough, all know this man and know of a dog that has been bitten by his.

Funnily enough, it's th little yappy dogs, that the locals DO keep on leads!

What happens if next time it's a baby and not dog?

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01 Apr 2011 11:36 PM:

 thanks Jek, the insurance i use for my dog has G. Shepherds listed as a dangerous dog, but i couldn't find this on any other list.....

it's a bit difficult re the childrens playground as it's situated in the middle of a residential area and everyone walks their dogs through it to get to the main road (Including us, but we do have ours on a lead)

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01 Apr 2011 11:32 PM:

 Thanks guys, the most concerning thing is that this guy was playing with his 2 yr old when i went to confront him, who's not much bigger than my puppy fenchie... ijust hate to think what would've happened had it not been my husband with the dog, or had my friends had their baby with us, next stop - police

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01 Apr 2011 12:00 AM:

Can anyone tell me if German Shepherds/Alsatians are on the dangerous dogs list in Andalucia? Last night my little French Bulldog was attacked by one (it also attacked a mini yorkie last month), it wasn't on a lead, wasn't muzzled and ran through a childrens playground to get to my dog!

I want to report this dog (as the owner clearly doesn't give a **** aside from being a chauvanist pig and refusing to talk to me only husband) i don't want this happening to any other small dog in my area let alone a child. The thing is, i know what Spanish beurocracy is like and it's only worth persuing if the dog is on the list and i have photos of it off the lead and unmuzzled.......

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