[GummyIII]

Well, how come people never make Labs or Goldens mean?

It's in the breed, and I wish Pit Bull and Rott owners would just face it.

I thought that deserved a repeat.

[thomas16]

Well, how come people never make Labs or Goldens mean? It's in the breed, and I wish Pit Bull and Rott owners would just face it. I thought that deserved a repeat.

yes it does!

[Puppage]

Well, how come people never make Labs or Goldens mean?

Sooooo, am I to understand that you've met every lab & golden out there?

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

You are repeating a lie.

[mad puppy]

I've told my next door neighbor that if their black lab scares my kids AGAIN, I will kill it. They brought the thing over to our house, on a chain, in an effort to make peace and right in front of all of us, in a very calm situation, the F*ing thing tried to bite my 4 year old.

This is not a dog that should be let loose. Frankly, its not a dog that should be allowed in a neighborhood. They had to put their previous dog down because it was too mean. Any dog can be mean. Little can be done once they are. In this case it is the owners that are to blame, but it will be the dog that pays for it.

[kellynla]

"Well, how come people never make Labs or Goldens mean?
It's in the breed,"

repeating a lie doesn't make it factual

You need to do some research.
And you can start off here.
Most recent attacks by all breeds from
Golden Labs, Siberian Husky,Terriers,Bulldogs,German Sheperd,Mastiff,Akita,Dalmation,Great Dane, Chow, Boxer,even Paris Hilton's Chihuahua, http://www.understand-a-bull.com/BSL/OtherBreedBites/AllDogsBite.htm

And I already posted the Humane Society's assessment. And here is the link:
http://www.hsus.org/pets/issues_affecting_our_pets/dangerous_dogs.html