maltese attacking rottwielier and eating final remains

http://s105.photobucket.com/albums/m202/romiin/
got some dog pics? love to see them
Happy Newyear all

 

Hey he/she..?..... looks like my Furboys... Dad

 

there both males. the killer maltese is my daughters, and the wousy rotty is mine, I can see why rottys got a bad rep. have got any pics Dennis?

 

I never did get a pic of the Mom & Dad.
I only saw the Dad for the only time on Labour day August 31st.

I am still waiting for it.

The Dad is Maltese is pure white
The Mom is Bichon and is pure brown

http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...PhYHzV?start=0

 

The cat could care less




http://http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m210/gregs79f150/CompletePhotoFile5-10-06430.jpg


Honest Mom, I really didnt see the mud hole !!

http://http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m210/gregs79f150/CompletePhotoFile5-10-06148.jpg

 

that kills me, I'm saving that one lol

 

Can you name this dog breed?


Vicious dog?

http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006...anariocopy.jpg

Or him:

http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006/Misc/presacan1.jpg

Maybe he vicious?

http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006/Misc/presa2.jpg

 

now, those are nasty looking varmants

 

Hey Greg!
That pup is about to find out what "OPERATION SNOOPY" is!
1 swipe across the nose ,,,, he'll learn quickly!

Tony,
#1 No clue.
#2.Pitt Bull.
#3.Pit Bull mix?

 

They are Presa Canario dogs...used as watch dogs in buildings, junk yards, new car lots etc. They need firm training by their owner or else the Presa will dominate its owner and the consequences could be fatal. This past summer a woman in Florida was giving her Presa a bath in her backyard, the dog turned on her and killed her. The police came and shot and killed the dog with the dog falling into the family pool, gruesome site.
A person and a dog were killed needlessly because of improper training by the owner of the dog, which in this case was the woman. This dog's temperment is not for everyone, they can turn on you in an instant which is why not many people have them for pets. Still, they are beautiful dogs with the strength and muscle that is unmatched in the dog world.

More info here:

http://www.sanderskennels.com/Presa_Male_Imports.htm



CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - A burly exotic guard dog, one of several that frightened residents of an upscale neighborhood in recent days, ferociously mauled and killed its owner Friday afternoon, apparently in sight of the woman's young daughter.

Police said they found the dog, a Presa Canario named Zino, in the backyard of a home. It was standing over the body of the mother of two.

"It looked like she had lacerations all over her body," police Capt. Rich Nicorvo said of the woman, identified by neighbors as Shawna Willey, 30. "It was quite surreal. There was quite a lot of blood."

The blackish gray dog, a leash still around its neck, reacted aggressively when officers entered the backyard, so they shot and killed it, Nicorvo said. The animal either fell or jumped into the pool and sank.

The 120-pound dog tore into Willey, in shorts and top, when she was bathing it in preparation for a family vacation this weekend, Nicorvo said. "Obviously something set him off," he said.

Willey's daughter, identified by a neighbor as 8-year-old Tyra, apparently witnessed the attack. "The daughter went to a neighbor and said the dog was attacking her mom," Nicorvo said.

Blood was smeared on bricks by the pool, as well as a side door, through which Willey may have tried to escape. She may also have grasped a roof gutter, which was tilted downward, in a desperate attempt to flee, but Nicorvo said police couldn't be sure.

Nicorvo couldn't recall such an attack in 21 years on the force.

Neighbor Paul Previtz, 17, said Willey also had a son, a 14-year-old middle school student named Trey.

Court records show Willey has had several citations for owning a vicious dog, allowing a dog at large, and failing to have proper registration and vaccination papers. The citations, which resulted in fines totaling thousands of dollars, occurred in Tampa and dated to 2000.

John Faiella, a friend of Willey's, said he was sickened. "This is horrible," he said. "She was really beautiful."

Property records show the $800,000 home is owned by Lazaro Rivero, a landscaper who police said was Willey's boyfriend. Rivero, 38, identified Willey's body, officers said. Two other dogs of unknown breed were in the home at the time. They were turned over to the Coral Springs Police Humane Unit, and Rivero will decide their fate, Nicorvo said.

Willey's body will undergo an autopsy. Nicorvo said animal control officers hadn't decided whether Zino will be examined for rabies or other afflictions.

Neighbors said the family had moved to the area within the past year. Recently, their dogs had been seen roaming wild. "A week ago, they were running through our backyard. They looked like two pit bulls," said Dawn Phillips, 44.

"Their dogs were out a lot and barked a lot," said Lou Righi, 54. "I was afraid because they were large and they looked mean. They were spooky."

The backyard of Rivero's peach-colored home was bordered by a canal and fence. All windows were either sealed with hurricane shutters or interior shutters. The Presa Canario was originally bred for fighting and guarding in the Canary Islands. They nearly went extinct in the 1950s, but were perpetuated through breeding with mastiffs.

A Presa Canario gained notoriety in January 2001, when it savagely killed a San Francisco woman. Its owner was sentenced to four years in prison.

While Hillsborough County cited Willey numerous times on dog-related charges, Nicorvo said her record here appeared clear. Court records show Rivero has several convictions from Miami-Dade County dating to 1986, including grand larceny and burglary. He was sentenced to five years' probation in 2003 after pleading no contest to a robbery charge. He and Willey's children went to an undisclosed location after the attack, Nicorvo said.

 

I've had two Rottweilers and both have been big wimps. The first one, a male, all he would do it anyone is pee all over their feet. The female (current one) just bumps up against everyone. I hate it when people say Rotts are bad dogs. They're great dogs, it's all just on how you raise them.

 

My akita and I had a little game we played when she was little called "take the bone" She would growl and I would slip and grab her bone.....Later she decided that she didnt like that game anymore and asked me to stop playing it, I didnt and almost had to go to ER after she bit the (censored because of graphic description) out of me.LOL

 

Here a few photos of my two dogs,

Bear, 3 year old male Chocolate Labrador Retriever:

recent: http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006/dogs/park2.jpg

at one year old: http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006/dogs/bearsnow.jpg

Betsey, 5 year female Beagle/Jack Russell mix:

http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006...MyDogBetsy.jpg

http://usera.imagecave.com/jmitch006...miles1copy.jpg

 

OK here is my man eater. She will put the fear of god into you.

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...ar/Picture.jpg

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...Picture058.jpg

 

That mud covered pup in the shower is a female golden retreiver, that is a year and 5 months old now. Getting in mud holes and digging are something that golden retreivers are going to do. Hitting a GR will just break their great spirit. They are such people loving dogs that when the master shows displeasure in what they have done by just yanking on their collar and just saying a loud NO ! ,its all it takes. ...

The GR is one of the breeds of dogs that the owner MUST be the alpha, and never let them take over the home. The GR lives to please their master, but are headstrong and will take over the home if allowed..

Anyone buying a GR because they are SO cute as a pup, needs to know this. They are one of the worst dogs in the world to raise from a pup. This fact is why the rescue shelters have so many young GR's as owner give ups. As a pup, and even older, they are chewers, nippers, constantly needing attention, extremely high energy, a dog that needs a LOT of one on one attention from the new owner/s....

Once they get a couple of years maturity on them , with the proper mix of stern training, discipline and love, they turn in to this sweet, great companion dog. A dog that is still a high energy dog that gets bored easily, needs a lot of excercise and sticks to their master/s like velcro. They are great dogs, very smart, and easy to train.....

But, in the puppy stage they are a HUGE handful to raise, but seem to be worth it after they mature some. My wife and I are in our mid 50's/60 and I do NOT recommend a GR pup for senior citizens. They need the high energy and patience of younger masters. Most of all they need a lot of affection and attention. Not all people young or old, are willing to give up that much of their time time to a dog. To put a GR out in the yard and abandon it , is truly sad, for they are people dogs in the greatest sense of the word. jmo