I usually don’t post anything like this. If Bob wants it off, I’ll delete it. Is this a “good” or a “bad” pit bull? I’m not starting a war between pit lovers or haters, and if it turns into that, I’ll delete it.
Poor doggie, that’s gotta hurt.
My Border Collie never learned, either. I, on the other hand, after having to pay a Vet $400.00 twice for two dogs ($800.00 a year for two years), learned to keep them corralled during porcupine rutting season, which is right about now.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen it quite that bad, though. That is impressive. Probably gonna be more than $400.00 to get them all out. Gotta watch out for the ones inside the mouth, and I would not go there even on a Border Collie.
Poor doggie. Poor owner. Literally.
OMG! I hope they didnt have to put the dog down!
Sad thing is that the dog will likely do it again next year, I’ve never been too impressed with Pit IQs. I just hope it wasnt blinded.
Victor Smith said:
OMG! I hope they didnt have to put the dog down!Sad thing is that the dog will likely do it again next year, I’ve never been too impressed with Pit IQs. I just hope it wasnt blinded.
Pro’l’y won’t have to put it down, at least I hope not. Just several hours of painstaking detail work pulling them out and making sure they are ALL out. The eye is pretty resilient, and they eyelids were probably closed during the incident.
What happend to all the cheese and pinapple chunks, did he get them ?
Rod Hayward said:Rod, you have an unusual sense of humor. :lol:
What happend to all the cheese and pinapple chunks, did he get them ?