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**Krruqgwt** · 04-27-2010, 10:48 PM

CHOW CHOWS! I was mauled by one when I was 6 and I have a scar on my back from the vicious dog. My sister was attacked by one, the kid down the street was attacked by her own chow, got her finger bit off, my cus nearly got her eye bit out by a chow, my brother got bit in the rear by my aunts chow, then it mauled the weenie dog and tried attacking one of the kids friends. . . need I say more?

I have seen nothing but bad things come from that Breed and I refuse to enter a house that has a chow or be near one. they are really unstable dogs imo.
and I wont suger coat this... I DONT LIKE THEM!!!!!!! PERIOD, I hate everything about that breed.

I forgot about chows. Yeah, in my experience, those dogs are nuts. I used to work at a kennel and every single time we got a chow it'd be nasty and unpredictable...even the puppies were biters.

I had to work with some fairly human aggressive dogs there, and didn't have a problem with any of them, but the chows. I could get a "reading" on other breeds. The chows are like flatline. There's no "emotion" or whatever behind those dogs.

04-27-2010, 10:48 PM	#9
Krruqgwt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 550 Senior Member	CHOW CHOWS! I was mauled by one when I was 6 and I have a scar on my back from the vicious dog. My sister was attacked by one, the kid down the street was attacked by her own chow, got her finger bit off, my cus nearly got her eye bit out by a chow, my brother got bit in the rear by my aunts chow, then it mauled the weenie dog and tried attacking one of the kids friends. . . need I say more? I have seen nothing but bad things come from that Breed and I refuse to enter a house that has a chow or be near one. they are really unstable dogs imo. and I wont suger coat this... I DONT LIKE THEM!!!!!!! PERIOD, I hate everything about that breed. I forgot about chows. Yeah, in my experience, those dogs are nuts. I used to work at a kennel and every single time we got a chow it'd be nasty and unpredictable...even the puppies were biters. I had to work with some fairly human aggressive dogs there, and didn't have a problem with any of them, but the chows. I could get a "reading" on other breeds. The chows are like flatline. There's no "emotion" or whatever behind those dogs.
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