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When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
Obviously illness, but I chose theft because Bull Terriers are a prime target in this area. They're used as bait dogs or as breeders to be crossed with staffords/pit bulls.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
This is a hard one because obviously all the above are worries but i think ill go for.....Ty its getting lost he's such a sensitive dog so loving and almost nervous to please (i think its coz he's rescue) i dont think he would cope
and kaos it would be if Ty got lost lol coz he wouldnt no what to do with himself lol x
and kaos it would be if Ty got lost lol coz he wouldnt no what to do with himself lol x
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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
getting injured or been stolen would be my biggest fear
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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
all of the above but gettin stolen is top of the list becouse of his colour and the only other blue in the area being targeted three times

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
bigwazza wrote:all of the above but gettin stolen is top of the list becouse of his colour and the only other blue in the area being targeted three times
That must be quite a worry!
For me its all the above but she's not herself at the mo because of her change in routin! Hoping she adjusts soon.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
Any of the above that are out of my control...the unhappiness I can change and make sure he ends up happy but if he got lost or was so ill I couldnt help it.....I would be deverstated

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
God its all of these really i fear them all id hate it if he got lost id worry about where he was if he waqs on his own who was looking after him if id ever get him back such a hard choice to pick

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
all of the above but stolen i reckon just because of her colour i thin a lot of staffs here and all breeding together its a joke and some people are just in it for the money which is a joke fetching up to 5 hundred pound the other day i seen in the paper did not even look like a pure staff they said they were blue but to be honest they were black i think they must be colour blind .

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
God what an awful subject! All of it is a worry - even the fact that she will prob only live for 13 more years! Im such a worrier! Im trying to give her the best life possible!!

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
Just looked at the options and thinking theft now. Went to blow my nose come back and someone not naming any names Blue!!! had eaten my nann bread

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
Ha Ha thats hilarious!!!

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
ha ha

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
My biggest fear is waking up in the morning to find pebbles has passed away in her sleep. This happened with our cat and the thought it could happen again really scares me.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
I'm terrified of him getting into a fight and doing some serious damage to another dog he's twice as tall as a staff and he weighs more than one at a year old, im scared he's going to get taken away from me for his aggression, my family call me cruel because i keep him on a lead but if i dont have confidence in a dog they don't come off the lead unless in a secure area like my allotments. I do feel sorry for him though because i know its my fault for his behaviour because i didn't train him and keep at it while busy with other things.
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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
MissRogue wrote:I'm terrified of him getting into a fight and doing some serious damage to another dog he's twice as tall as a staff and he weighs more than one at a year old, im scared he's going to get taken away from me for his aggression, my family call me cruel because i keep him on a lead but if i dont have confidence in a dog they don't come off the lead unless in a secure area like my allotments. I do feel sorry for him though because i know its my fault for his behaviour because i didn't train him and keep at it while busy with other things.
Your doing the right thing by keeping him on a lead absolutley! For his own sake and everyone elses. He's never to old to take him back to basics though if u can and reintroduce him to dogs the right way etc.....

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
blaze666 wrote:MissRogue wrote:I'm terrified of him getting into a fight and doing some serious damage to another dog he's twice as tall as a staff and he weighs more than one at a year old, im scared he's going to get taken away from me for his aggression, my family call me cruel because i keep him on a lead but if i dont have confidence in a dog they don't come off the lead unless in a secure area like my allotments. I do feel sorry for him though because i know its my fault for his behaviour because i didn't train him and keep at it while busy with other things.
Your doing the right thing by keeping him on a lead absolutley! For his own sake and everyone elses. He's never to old to take him back to basics though if u can and reintroduce him to dogs the right way etc.....
well said blaze he still a young dog and he can deff be brought back into line with a little bit work

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
All of the above but at the moment, he's really down and that upsets me.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
nic01354 wrote:God what an awful subject! All of it is a worry - even the fact that she will prob only live for 13 more years! Im such a worrier! Im trying to give her the best life possible!!
That's one of my worries too
I cry my eyes out reading about other people's pets dying so I don't know how I'm going to live when Prince, or my two cats and two rabbits die
One of my cats is missing at the moment, so I'm worried he's dead
I think Prince may be missing him too.
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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
All of above, BUT
I have a phobia of toads and I get a bit over protected of Saffy & Pingu...
One time Saffy ran to far in the backyard at night, I didn't go after her because I was terrified and I panicked and called her back, she came to me with a frothy mouth..... this was about 8 weeks old...
Ever since then I try to cover every toad hole, search the yard for toads, and I now have a 3m x 3m pen for Saffy & Pingu to pee in which is 1m high and no toad can squeeze into. I also carry them into it, luckily Saffy is a small staffy weighing 14kg(30lbs) at 11months and probably fully grown(hopefully).
I know I'm a little bit overprotective about toads, but since I'm the care taker and they are my responsibility.... plus I have had nightmares of toads since I was little.... it makes life a little more easier if I know my pups are safe.
I have a phobia of toads and I get a bit over protected of Saffy & Pingu...
One time Saffy ran to far in the backyard at night, I didn't go after her because I was terrified and I panicked and called her back, she came to me with a frothy mouth..... this was about 8 weeks old...

Ever since then I try to cover every toad hole, search the yard for toads, and I now have a 3m x 3m pen for Saffy & Pingu to pee in which is 1m high and no toad can squeeze into. I also carry them into it, luckily Saffy is a small staffy weighing 14kg(30lbs) at 11months and probably fully grown(hopefully).
I know I'm a little bit overprotective about toads, but since I'm the care taker and they are my responsibility.... plus I have had nightmares of toads since I was little.... it makes life a little more easier if I know my pups are safe.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
All of them, but theft I do worry about a lot, as I couldn't bear he thouh of her being treated curely. I would hope I could soemthing to change the other things.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
All of the above
But he is safe right now!
But he is safe right now!
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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
All of the above! I don't want to think about any of this!!

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
two things really...one is that he'll be stolen and the other is that he'll get out when I'm not home. He's a typical Staffy...thinks every human is his friend and wants to play but is not fond of anything else with 4 legs. He's micro-chipped and would have his collar with his rego on but it's the trouble he could get into that frightens me.

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Re: When thinking about your dog, what is your greatest fear?
I thought about it and I chose theft because if Saxon was stolen it would probably be for fighting and I know he would be terrible at it because he loves everything with a beating heart and that means he would end up being used as bait/training. I don't even want to think about my sweet little love in that position!!

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