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**FotoCihasWewb** · 10-26-2009, 06:44 PM

He's not psychic. Dogs can read your body language like you can a book. He knew you were uncomfortable and reacted in fear.

You need to have your dog evaluated, that behavior is not acceptable for this breed. If the men did not physically attack either of your you are only spreading the fear of these dogs. It's possibly the MEN were scared, and that on top of your reaction could have sent him over the edge. I know I used to be horrified of bulldogs, and I tell you if any of the times when I passed them nearly shaking in my shoes from fear they snarled, lunged and barked at me, it would have set my opinion of them.

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A good bulldog would not take advantage of a human's fear. The first one I really met didn't. I was trembling, and stiff, moving away from her, I sat down she curled up on me and gave sloppy kisses. She didn't attack. Same with the male (I made a memorial for him) I fostered. The first real bulldog I spent a lot of time with.

10-26-2009, 06:44 PM	#2
FotoCihasWewb Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 374 Senior Member	He's not psychic. Dogs can read your body language like you can a book. He knew you were uncomfortable and reacted in fear. You need to have your dog evaluated, that behavior is not acceptable for this breed. If the men did not physically attack either of your you are only spreading the fear of these dogs. It's possibly the MEN were scared, and that on top of your reaction could have sent him over the edge. I know I used to be horrified of bulldogs, and I tell you if any of the times when I passed them nearly shaking in my shoes from fear they snarled, lunged and barked at me, it would have set my opinion of them. ---------- Post added at 12:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:41 PM ---------- A good bulldog would not take advantage of a human's fear. The first one I really met didn't. I was trembling, and stiff, moving away from her, I sat down she curled up on me and gave sloppy kisses. She didn't attack. Same with the male (I made a memorial for him) I fostered. The first real bulldog I spent a lot of time with.
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