Another Denver dog story spurred by the sanctuary's finest

[buckshotbarlow]

going back to the story, i cc'd at my cousin's wedding and reception a month ago. You never know when something like this might happen. Why didn't someone kick the crap out of the dog owner?

[DD977GM2]

going back to the story, i cc'd at my cousin's wedding and reception a month ago. You never know when something like this might happen. Why didn't someone kick the crap out of the dog owner?

Thats what I was thinking. Also why didnt someone react to a person with a dog at a wedding.

[reno316]

Thats what I was thinking. Also why didnt someone react to a person with a dog at a wedding.

My two dogs were the ring bearers at my wedding.

And I agree 100% about it being the owner. I've been bitten by more Golden Retrievers than "Pit Bulls".

Wish I could take in the dog in the OP... love to have the chance to show it how to be a proper dog.

[mevshooter]

My two dogs were the ring bearers at my wedding.

And I agree 100% about it being the owner. I've been bitten by more Golden Retrievers than "Pit Bulls".

Wish I could take in the dog in the OP... love to have the chance to show it how to be a proper dog.

The only dog I've ever been attacked by in my life is a Golden Retriever. But do I freak out and run and scream when I see Golden Retrievers? Nope. I assess their demeanor and typically let them sniff my hand before I pet them.

Just like all of the pit bulls I've ever encountered in my life.

But it is interesting now to see that the dog may not be a pit bull at all.