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I don't blame you for not going over there again. It would be good to make a report on the dog, but probably you don't want bad neighbor relations. Many adult's butts are about face level for a child- had it been a child it could have been bitten in the face. They need some kind of warning before something like that happens.
vickie
This is why I stay away from dogs. I know there are a lot of animal lovers here, but, most animals scare me to death.
papaver!!! Yeah now I am a fatter-bottomed girl. On the left side at least.
I had a great bull mastiff and he intimidated most ( he was a rescue... now i have a st. bernard!). I am not afraid of dogs but some you have to show authority to right off the bat because if they sense on little bit of fear they are more likely to bite.
My dog never bit anyone but the teenagers on the 4-wheeler came close. You don't terrorize a dog bigger then you are!!
In all seriousness, my parents were coming for a visit and my mom is very afraid of big dogs due to a bite on her *ss also. My mom and my dog became best buds but I had to introduce them and make sure things were ok. Once my mom wasn't afraid anymore.
I hope you feel better.
Tina
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Originally Posted by fatbottomedgurl
I love dogs, i have dogs myself and i love them to peaces. But i NEVER trust a dog that isn't mine.
Hahahaha. It's like when I fell on my left hip two years ago. The worst part about the hematoma was that under clothes, it looked EXACTLY like an extra large saddlebag.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatbottomedgurl
Well I did go to the Doctor and she smiled through the whole appointment, like, I can't believe you got bit in the *ss. She is required to make a report to animal contral so I am off the hook. I ran on tuesday- hurt like the dickens for the first 1/4 mile but then I forgot about it.I ran my first 5k all the way through without walking. Race on Sunday!
Good luck on the race! Hopefully by now you've healed to the point where moving around will help...
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Originally Posted by Jolt
Sorry to hear about your injury and hope your event will go / has gone well!
My recent crash on my century was dog related. I have been dog bit more than once in my life. Including on my bici where a German Sheppard chased me and bit my ankle.
The reason I highlighted the "before" word in this post... that is what the owners of these dogs say after the incident...
"well, my dog never bit anyone **before**?". :confused:
Oh really... well... THERE IS ALWAYS A FIRST TIME!!! :eek::mad:
I love animals and dogs (&own one). But, the people that own them can be total idiots.
Dogs are creatures that descend from Mother Nature's wild. Domesticated and tamed by mankind. HOWEVER... still deep in their blood, they are from the wild. Which we all know that Mother Nature can sometimes be very surprising and unpredictable.
Hope you are healed well.:cool:
EDIT: Btw, no offense:) of any kind intended to Jolt that posted this comment... total valid to ask history, my century dog crash, the owners KNEW the dog had a bad habit history, and did nothing about it... I was just wanted to make a point about owner's niave assumptions. Even one of my very well trained dogs almost bit a delivery man once... she was protecting my children inside my house--I never would have thought such a gentle giant would have that in her... but, not shocked... because she was from "the wild".
Wow. Bit on the *ss by a sneaky mastiff. That's not something you hear about every day.
Glad you're OK!
I don't know whether to giggle or frown. I'm sorry for your bum troubles :( I hope you heal soon!
We've had two Old English Mastiffs and they've both been big sweet, goofy love-bugs but newest one definitely came with a little biting problem we had to train out of her. Good thing your doc had to report it and that got you off the hook. It sucks but it really should be done.
Am I the only one who is wanting the Tri report? I dont think so! Unless you posted it somewhere else and I'm missing it. Hows the owie doing?
Yeah its posted- Fatbottomed Girls first tri