05-04-2007, 02:14 PM
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My dog bit the mail lady.
So today started with some excitement.
I had let my dogs out to do their thing and I was eating my breakfast when I heard the mail truck pull up, then I hear one of my dogs barking so I book it to the front door and get outside just in time to see her jump her fat ass back into the mail truck (she was in my yard) and him jump up and nip her on the hand (I think she swatted at him). It was a very minor spot at worst.
I apologized profusely, and got her a bandaid (yes, that small) and a napkin, she had to call her supervisor and file a report (which I understand) - this is the part that gets me, when she gets off the phone with the supervisor she said to me 'I'm normally afraid to come to your door because they seem so ferocious!'. Ferocious? Seriously?
A little while later the Walton County Sheriff shows up and we discuss the incident, I keep referring to it as a 'nip', and he agrees. Animal Control shows up and asks to see his vaccination tag, I show him, then he wants to see the dog and he is just as pleasant and playful as always. Tail wagging, big grin, just general 'happy dog'. The animal control guy makes a joke to the Sheriff 's&!t, if this dog big her, she'd be missing a hand'.
So now I have to have him quarantined for 10 days at either animal control or at my personal vet (no way I'm letting one of my children go to animal control for 10 days) so they can observe him and make sure he doesn't have rabies. At least I don't have to have him put down or anything, but still - the fat b1tc4 was IN MY YARD AND SWATTED AT MY DOG. He is a 100 lb Rottweiler / Australian Cattle Hound mix, he was protecting his property.
Worst he's ever done was stand at the edge of the yard and bark at people for getting near 'his' yard.
Chris
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05-04-2007, 02:56 PM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
That sucks man....hope it all works out for you. I'm betting a 10 day stay at a vet will be pricey.
Best of luck with this.
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05-04-2007, 03:29 PM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
sorry to hear about your day. that sucks
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05-04-2007, 05:31 PM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
if he was protectin his place and she was twichy and fearful he picked up on her reaction. she probally was provoking himm w/o knowing.she deals w/ dogs every day she should know better
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05-04-2007, 06:38 PM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
First of all I really hope your dog is going to be ok. But honestly unless your front yard is fenced its your fault not the womens or the dog. You where inside while your dogs where outside unsupervised...espeically a 100lb dog. Like I said if your front yard is fenced thats a different story.
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05-04-2007, 06:49 PM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
It was totally my fault, I agree with that part. The front yard is not fenced in, and the other dog was chained in the back yard (his brother who has a tendency to wander), 98% of the time he just chills in the back yard and they chase each other around. He almost never comes to the front yard.
One of the traits of the Australian Cattle Dog is that they herd things, it's in their breeding, and it's one of the few ACD traits that this particular dog exhibits (versus the other dog, Loki, who looks like an ACD and acts like one - Aleister looks like a Rottweiler and acts like one other than the herding thing)
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05-04-2007, 08:14 PM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
get him check the mail lady could e dirty. she is a carrier! sorry cheesy but had to be done
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05-05-2007, 02:09 AM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
Sorry to hear that bro. I guess you do need to cover my shift next week for some OT.. Atleast animal control and the sheriff sounded like they were cool about it.
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05-05-2007, 02:16 AM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
Yeah, I talked to the bossman already and I'll be covering for you next Thursday.
They were pretty cool. The animal control dude had to weigh about 350 though, and was out of breath walking between the cars. Kinda suprised me to be honest.
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05-06-2007, 11:05 AM
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Re: My dog bit the mail lady.
hahahahahaha
man I know you must be missin your dog something serious!!! im sending my love via messageboard style bro
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