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The problem of course is that yours is larger and no one would believe it was that way round especially if the smaller dog came off worse

You know Snugs, that's EXACTLY what the SPCA guy told me! He said that the larger dog in a situation like this usually ends up the bad guy.

Hey, it's all about spin, folks. It's not about truth, justice and the American way. Truth is a victim.

How is Jo-Ann's story not like America's own story, to really stretch it out here?

Yeah, she's big...but she was ATTACKED! Is she not supposed to defend herself?

The SPCA guy was nice but I did, I say modestly, talk his ear off. I sure had some thoughts on the matter.

You know, I am scared out of my mind, what with TWO fights now with Jo-Ann, that much like the Democrats, the world will rise and make Jo-Ann the bad guy when all she did was walk upon a public street.

I fear there could be a plan to paint Jo-Ann as the vicious, uncontrollable dog when, in fact, she is anything but.

Much like America as I see it.

Although I'll allow it's a stretch. The winners today are those who can most effectively "create" their own version of the truth.

I really fear they might demand that Jo-Ann be euthanized as a "vicious" dog.

After all we've seen from the Dems and how they act, does anyone not think this is possible?

Re #164. What you wrote is exactly why you should get paper on the subject first. In court, weight is given to those who document best. Start stipulating. Just a cheap lawyered-up letter stating your position. It could save you much cash down the road.

You should state and quote the leash laws for your locale in the note, to let your opponent understand that you have done your homework, and will kick their fanny if it comes to that.

I can understand your fears people are just not responsible.

We tried everything with our neighbours to educate them that racing pigeons are not the feral disease ridden ones they see in the High Street but instead they decided that our birds were the source of every problem.

We had a rat problem which even the guy the council used agreed was nothing to do with our birds but much more likely to do with the fast food outlets and supermarket where people throw half eaten food on the pavement and the local wildlife then move in.

Small dogs are some of the most vicious I've ever seen. The one time we went to a dog park to wear our Labs out before a long drive up to Tahoe, there was NO ONE on the large dog side to play with, so we got the permission of the small dog owners for our fellahs to play with the small dogs (our guys love everybody almost to a pacifist fault).

This Pomerian immediately comes up to Frank and starts *nipping at his legs*! Frank's completely confused and starts running-- he knows he'll be in trouble if he fights back-- the vicious little lintball keeps it up. Long story short, no harm done, but just confirmed my low opinion of small dogs. You ask me, dogs that small are Dr. Moreau-style bad-tempered weasels.