Why is it that one breed seems to attract 99% of the bad owners? When was the last time a purebred cocker spaniel mauled some one to death? I guess bad owners are just not drawn to other breeds for some very strange reason? I was a landlord for thirty years. I've been attacked three times by dogs. All three were pit bulls. All three were not supposed to be in the properties. All three owners rented from me NO PETS but decided to sneak a dog in. All three attacks happened outside the home. All three dogs were allowed out and to roam by the owners. In the first attack, the dog came under my truck and grabbed my leg. I shot it dead. Attack number two I saw the dog coming and jumped over the fence into the yard next door. Dog ripped my pants leg but didn't get me. The dog was not in a fenced yard. he was in an open yard, then headed up the street and disappeared. when the police arrived, they went straight to my tenant's door. The dog was in her living room. Attack three happened as I was exiting my vehicle. I saw it coming, got back in, and the dog attacked the door handle of my truck.
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