Trophy dogs, and feral owners

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Originally Posted by SBD4

........PS very curious as to who this :censored: is. I would take great delight in assisting an early demise to his burgeoning fame and fortune - he deserves nothing. Have to see if I can work it out and spread the word...

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There is one on here who knows who it is. :angel:

Not really a celebrity, more infamous than anything else after his TV series appearance.

Clearly not a good idea to name and shame on a public forum, but will happily share the good news around a camp fire :D

nothing good ever comes from tolerating bad behaviour for so long mate - I came a right cropper once placating a selfish neighbour - so now I just say it how it is right off and dont put up with any crap- lifes too short to let other people ruin it - hope things come good for you

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

Clearly not a good idea to name and shame on a public forum, but will happily share the good news around a camp fire :D

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Is that an open invitation to a barby at your place? ;)

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

In this particular instance, it wasn't just that he wanted a dog, he wanted something with 'image'. Not a rescue mongrel, not a Spaniel, but something that would make him look big and tough.

To give you a bit more of a flavour of the guy, his wife is frightened stiff of dogs after being attacked a number of years ago. What kind of person would buy two Rottweilers, knowing that a)his wife was frightened of them, and b)she would have to look after them whilst he was away 2-3 weeks per month?

If you don't have the time, or a career that will not allow you the time, to devote to a dog (particularly high maintenance ones) you should not have them.

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Absolutely spot on. And it is horrible to think it takes such bad situations to happen for people to realise the role a responsible dog owner is supposed to take on, especially when it is a large breed.

Should be a licensing process for dog ownership.

I am glad you are his neighbour, not me.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Is that an open invitation to a barby at your place? ;)

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Hmmm, doesn't sound like a bad idea....

No throwing Molotov cocktails over the fence though, ok?

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Originally Posted by rb30gtr

.......I am glad you are his neighbour, not me.

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Not any more! :D

His wife kicked him out. His behaviour over this was the final straw.

We had the whole 'clothes thrown on the front lawn, and threaten to set fire to them' scenario a few weeks ago.

Of course we didn't laugh at all. Well not much. Maybe a bit. Ok, I nearly ****ed myself laughing. :D

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

Hmmm, doesn't sound like a bad idea....

No throwing Molotov cocktails over the fence though, ok?

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:o What's the point of having a BBQ if there's no molotovs allowed!
:mad: No fair.

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

Not really a celebrity, more infamous than anything else after his TV series appearance.

Clearly not a good idea to name and shame on a public forum, but will happily share the good news around a camp fire :D

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Go on Sheerluck, give us a hint :D
Your neighbour isn't Gordon Ramsey is it?

Please tell me your neighbour is Kyle Sandipants..

Hey mate, really sorry to hear about your missus, that is awful. As to your question in the initial post, I do have a large breed dog ie a German Shepherd. I've had them since I was a child. For one I love the breed but also because of the protection side as well. He is a well loved family pet but he also has a job to do and that is to look after the family. Whereas the useless as tits golden retriever of the missus falls more into the family pet category, and useless category.

Regards

Stevo

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Originally Posted by sheerluck

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Not really a celebrity, more infamous than anything else after his TV series appearance.

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So a reality TV show???