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Topic Dog Boards / General / Staffie type attacks yorkie-----!
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 21.04.08 21:33 UTC
Just heard today that a Yorkie has been killed after being attacked by a " staffie type dog!

I think it is the dog i posted about the other week. Description of owner exact , Apparently owner run off!

Going to ring the dog warden tomorrow to see if i can get further info on the owner and dog as i am 99 % shaw its the same owner whose dog nearly attacked mine. Thank god i had mine on the lead out of the way

Sad thing is the kids saw the incident as well, not nice for any one

Poor owner , i think i no who it is as there is only one yorkie owner who walks there dog over there.

Nothing in the local paper

Just wanted to share my thoughts so angry about this owner , they were spoken to by myself and had spoken to the dog warden about it! Gives the other types of breeds a bad name.
- By Crespin Date 22.04.08 13:05 UTC
Poor people, who owned the Yorkie.  Such a horrible thing to happen. 
Hopefully something can be done about this staffie type dog, and the owners.  Why cant people control their dogs?  ARG
- By mastifflover Date 22.04.08 13:13 UTC
That is awful, poor little yorkie - it's owners must be devastated :(

It's disgusting that people who obviously know thier dogs will do this allow them off lead/un muzzled :( they really shouldn't have dogs. The children that saw that incident will never forget that :(
- By Carrington Date 22.04.08 13:27 UTC
Poor little thing. :-(

I hope that you can get something done about it, when will these people learn.
- By dexter [gb] Date 22.04.08 13:51 UTC
How awful :( i hope something can be done.
- By Polo Date 22.04.08 14:21 UTC
really sad :-( hope the kids are OK...
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 22.04.08 18:44 UTC
The kids seem ok, the ones i have spoken to,

They are still looking for the owner,

I had a look around as he lives near me but he is prob in hiding
- By Freds Mum [gb] Date 22.04.08 20:05 UTC
How tragic. Both for the owner and the children watching.
Hope they find the b*&^ard. How can you run off after that-sounds like it's not the first time he's run away from something he shouldnt!
- By kiger [gb] Date 22.04.08 20:25 UTC
aww how auful, thats so horribal.poor owners of the yorkie
- By jayne.sbt [gb] Date 22.04.08 23:33 UTC
hope the yorkie is ok
and you catch up with owner of this mongrel,
hope kids also ok
jayne
xx
can i just ask..
the dog you mention...you call it a staffie type dog..
what is a staffie type dog ?
thanx in advance
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 23.04.08 09:23 UTC Edited 23.04.08 09:31 UTC
what is a staffie type dog

It means a Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossed with something so makes it a SBT type.
Poor Staffords all over the place are cross bred with so many different breeds and this is very detrimental to a breed that is perfect when simply left alone and a purebreed :(
- By pepsi1 Date 23.04.08 09:30 UTC
Jayneze if i have it right dont you own aboriginal warrior queen for jayneze who won the bitch cc at crufts 2004? and are the breeder of jayneze tongue tied? Sorry if i have it wrong but if i am right you own and have bred some cracking SBT's.
- By perrodeagua [gb] Date 23.04.08 11:35 UTC
Yes she is, which makes it strange her asking what a Staffordshire type is?
- By Tessies Tracey Date 23.04.08 11:53 UTC
hmmm... playing devils advocate here..
I think perhaps the point being (and I dont' want to put words in Jayne's mouth) -
When e.g. newspapers/media describe a dog as a staffordshire bull terrier 'type' - it could be argued that it either is or isn't a staffordshire bull terrier?
It is either a pure bred Stafford or it's a cross.. simple as that.

That's how I read Jaynes question anyway...

Many, many newspapers I've read describe dogs as Staffordshire TYPE terrier, Staffordshire TYPE bull terrier, Bull Terrier TYPE, the description vary from tabloid to tabloid I guess!
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 23.04.08 15:33 UTC
Hi , It looks like a bit bull type, sorry
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 23.04.08 15:33 UTC
its alot finer , and taller
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 23.04.08 15:37 UTC
iM NOT sure if it is a pure breed! It def isn't like the staffs that walk the field as they are smaller and more com[oact. The one in question is bigger and finer in bone and weight it carrys

When the first incident happened to me, i assume a staffie but after calming down so realsed it was not a pure breed.

The council and police are using the term " staffie type"

No news yet on catching him. I am keeping a close eye out as i no who he is but cant remember his name!!!!

There are police every where
- By SusanW Date 23.04.08 22:21 UTC
R.I,P Little Yorkie,,and run free forever

Hope the killer dog and owner get whats coming to them in TIME.
- By magica [gb] Date 23.04.08 23:10 UTC
Its not actually as you put it the KILLER Dog's fault!
It is the owner who is at fault for this happening. For not keeping his dog on a lead in the first place.
There are many times when there is DOG on DOG aggression.
All terrier types whether- yorkie's , staffie or cairn's or a mixture have the attitude for being feisty little dogs.
Please do not blame the dog as any animal not properly controlled can get into trouble.
- By Brainless [gb] Date 24.04.08 09:43 UTC

> Yes she is, which makes it strange her asking what a Staffordshire type is


Not really as it is a label used which does the SBT terrier breed no favours.  Either a dog is a SBT or it is a crossbreed.

So really stocky mongrel dog attacks Yorkie.  When someone says Staffie Type, collie type, Terrier type etc they really have no idea if these breeds are even involved in the mix they see, though it can be a good guess at times.

When used negatively it does slur the breed being compared to though, as the negative traits may well not come from the apparent recognisable part of the ancestry.

How many people who see the hard boys out with their so say Staffies are actually surprised that a Staff is only supposed to be about 16 inches tall at most 17kgs.  What they are seeing in the streets are not typical of what the breed should be.

I have sadly seen advertised Norwegian Elkhounds crossed with GSD, with Huskies, and with a Maremma sheepdog.  In my mind none of these would be a positive step, and I would hate it if when these got into rescue and had behaviour/temperament issues (not typical to the breed) they were called Elkhound types.
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 24.04.08 09:45 UTC Edited 24.04.08 09:52 UTC
Hope the killer dog and owner get whats coming to them in TIME

Thats a bit over the top isnt it?
I agree about the person, but if you knew the Staffordshire Bull Terrier at all you would never call them a 'killer' dog, That Stafford does not deserve the labelling with a label like you just gave, I woul;d bet my life that owner had taught it to be 'tough' and attack other dogs.
Dogs are what we make them, and when people abuse that trust they have in us, this is what happens :(
- By Tessies Tracey Date 24.04.08 13:55 UTC
Jeez!  Wouldn't want to get on your bad side! lol
Killer is a bit strong mate isn't it?

Brainless, you said exactly what I was getting at, but with more eloquence - thank you!
- By lel [gb] Date 24.04.08 15:37 UTC

>>>Not really as it is a label used which does the SBT terrier breed no favours.  Either a dog is a SBT or it is a crossbreed.<<<<


Thankyou brainless for explaining that in simple terms for those that are inclined to believe media hype
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 24.04.08 18:41 UTC
Yes i agree with you

" not the killer dog fault"

When i first saw these lads they had no clue, very sad for the dog,
- By emma5673 [gb] Date 24.04.08 18:44 UTC
I don't believe media  hype, my 2 other dogs walk with other staffies and play really well! Also my pup

I would of been angry with any owner or waht ever breed when the incident happened  with me!
- By perrodeagua [gb] Date 24.04.08 19:07 UTC
I had a Lurcher once grab hold of one of my Pomeranian's and shake it a few times.  This was the dogs natural instinct at something small and furry going passed it.  This was at an obedience class where other dogs had to sit stay and the rest of us call our dogs through.  I was only young at the time so never thought of the implications of a dog that didn't look too disimiliar to a rabbit or hare running past a Lurcher.  Niether did the trainers think about it.  I never once blamed the dog nor the owner.

Luckily for me my dog had a happier ending and just shrugged it off and actually continued the rest of the class.
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