[eclipse]

well 10 days later and 2 phoncalls to the police and i am still waiting think i might ring the local paper  
the police must be too busy catching speeding motorists

[neil 47]

Lee ring up the police and who ever answers ask for there name and number,then ask them what there complaint procedure is, once they tell you ask for a form to be sent to you,  then stand back and see how fast they do something.
 
     Neil

[Neva_Andersen]

Reminds me of the day I went to a job with my brand new van and the dog greeted me and the van in the driveway.  I couldn't get out at first and the darn dog took his paws and jumped up on the drivers door of the van to greet me with barking and then proceeded to leaves his marks all the way down the door.

All I could hear were his scratching and barking....it was hard to get out of the van with out being jumped upon..needless to say Iwent to the custys door--no one home...except for the out of control dog...

So I got back into truck and got the heck out of the drive as fast as I could with no turning back.  

I just hate it when you get a new vehicle...I swear the first scratches are always the worst!

Had to explain those were dog paw scratches on the door...a big ouch....

Down puppy down...

Gotta watch for some of those dogs....

[paul@ctcs]

Dog owners with problem dogs or dogs which show signs of aggresion should do 3 things, remove b#llocks  , train so dog knows who is boss and if still unsure make it wear a muzzle.
I own a male boxer who is very gentle, loves kids and never shows any signs of getting nasty. Its a shame when a dog is put down as good owners see them as a member of the family and no dog is born evil, the owners are the ones who should pay the price and the dog rehomed somewhere it's responsibly cared for.

Paul

[Martin S]

Paul,

I'll second you on that.  We've got a 10 month old female Boxer, and in my very biased opinion, Boxers are just the funniest, friendliest and softest there are.  Great with kids.  There's not a day goes by without her making us    our socks off at something daft she has done.  Before anyone says it, no she hasn't wrecked the house or chewed anything, as Paul says, a bit of effort early on, and you generally have the Dog you want.  

Martin S

[paul@ctcs]

Our boy Barley is Ten months also, your right boxers are the quirkiest dogs and so funny not to mention intelligent, he is almost human in many of his ways and as we have put the effort in to socialise and train him i'm confident he will never behave like the dog who savaged poor old Lee.

Paul