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I have seen too many regular house and farm dogs pack up and when they do they will kill anything, even one another if wounded or show weakness or timidness.

The dogs you describe sure don't sound regular to me. I wouldn't want them on my farm or in my house.

They are like a bunch of teenage boys on a weekend spree, one has to try and outdo the other.

Even the teenagers sound terrible were you live, marauding and all. I wouldn't them on my farm or in my house either.

I am sure there are exceptions, but, as a rule when two or more dogs travel in territory unknown to them they are not to be trusted and once they kill for sport they should never be trusted.

What a scary rule! If what you say is true, I don't think I'd be brave enough to leave the house if I lived in your area!

Take the situation in Iraq prisons going on now, same rule applies but humans can change and we can't just kill em.If a dog ever loses fear of a human the dog is a threat to anyone it meets. Too many stories of dogs mauling and killing either strangers or someone who threatend a prior relationship, like a new baby where the mom has had the dog for years.And it is not just digs. I had a longhorn bull that was a pussycat to me and the wife. When we stepped into the pasture all he wanted was his back, ears and neck scratched. Any other animal other than his herd of cows, well maybe he would tolerate a strange cow, I am not sure if his cows would, anyway, any strange animal human or otherwise would be in grave danger. He got out once and held a family hostage in their house, if they had killed him I would have understood but they didn't have a gun. When I arrived he let me pet him and put a rope around him and led him back to the pasture. I have dealt with many differant animals, two and four legged, some should never be trusted.