Potter wrote: Tue Dec 20, 2022 4:44 am
you can pontificate and bullshit all you like about what a wizard you are with dangerous dogs
Feel free to point out where you think I've done that.
Potter wrote: Tue Dec 20, 2022 4:44 am
but you'd be just as bolloxed as anyone else in that situation and standing there doing nothing is basing your response on pure luck that the dogs aren't actually that keen on killing you.
I've been in a similar situation 3 times. I'll not bore you with the details, but I'd like to think my initial reaction helped in not getting bitten on each occassion. Maybe I'd have been better off following your lead by relying on pure luck to determine whether or not the dogs wanted to kill me

IMHO, sometimes it's best to do nothing, sometimes it isn't, depends on the dogs and the situation. As I've said, I think the bloke did the right thing is this situation.
Potter wrote: Tue Dec 20, 2022 4:44 am
You're trying to belittle me because you're triggered, you're like every other dangerous dog owner and you come out fighting if anyone suggests these things should be removed from society. The rescue centres should be closed, the dogs destroyed, the breeds banned and people like you only allowed to own a parrot, so you can bore that to death with your dog whispering bullshit.
9 dogs, none of them are 'attack' breeds and I regularly have people over for a few hours or sometimes staying for weeks at a time. Try again. And just to be clear, I'd never consider owning a Malinois or similar breed, regardless of whether they're from a working line or not.