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Have to confess I smiled as well. But that`s not the point. There are no bad dogs-just bad owners. |
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Cheers all. I did tell them just how serious it could of been if it were a child or sombody less used to Dogs, i hope it sunk in. |
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Hope it has sunk in Dawn, unfortunately some think because their dogs are small they cannot do any damage...   |
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As a person who's very uneasy around dogs of any size, that would have been a very scary incident to me. They may be small but they can bite, and being jumped upon is very unpleasant if you dislike it. Thank God for our leash law here!! But you did tell it very funnily! |
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I`ll never really understand dogs |
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Sorry Dawn, the way you told this story made it very amusing. However, I know it is serious and I'm glad you are okay. Pleased you let the owner realise how serious this was though, not acceptable to let her dogs behave like that, small or not! |
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