I agree, people should make it a point to understand their coverage and in detail. Too many times people discover their coverage is not what they thought it was. Then it's too late.

Anyway, back to dogs.

Ron

 

Nice doggies. https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/t...florida-postal-worker-killed-by-pack-of-dogs/

 

Nice doggies. https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/t...florida-postal-worker-killed-by-pack-of-dogs/

And that is why I am a cat person ....

 

Nice doggies. https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/t...florida-postal-worker-killed-by-pack-of-dogs/

While not all doggies are bad dogs there are some who are. The same is true for people. When I walk either of our dogs I like to be prepared for either man or dog.



Ron

 

While not all doggies are bad dogs there are some who are. The same is true for people. When I walk either of our dogs I like to be prepared for either man or dog.

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Ron

I opted to move to where I can take a stroll without carrying "workout-weights".

 

Nice doggies. https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/t...florida-postal-worker-killed-by-pack-of-dogs/

Yikes. I think they may be prepared for ONE dog alone but maybe not for several attacking all at once. Their wolf instincts must kick back in, hanging and hunting in packs.

 

Their wolf instincts must kick back in, hanging and hunting in packs.

That would be my thought on this attack too. Unless trained and commanded to attack, by a owner, most single dogs won't. But a pack? All bets are off.

 

I opted to move to where I can take a stroll without carrying "workout-weights".

As did I. However bad doggies can surface in the best of neighborhoods when there are reckless or irresponsible owners. Bad dogs are not limited to inner city housing projects. Dogs aside in good to very good neighborhoods car jackings have sadly become commonplace as hood rats migrate to the affluent areas to rob people and in broad daylight.

Ron

 

in good to very good neighborhoods car jackings have sadly become commonplace as hood rats migrate to the affluent areas to rob people and in broad daylight.

In Cleveland? You must be kidding.

 

In Cleveland? You must be kidding.

Great one, truly classic. Seriously I am more concerned with two legged threats than four.

Ron

 

Great one, truly classic. Seriously I am more concerned with two legged threats than four.

Ron

I had one of those Kimbers traded it for a Stihl chain saw when cutting fire wood. Now that there is no license concealed carry, I wish I still had it, beautiful guns.

 

I had one of those Kimbers traded it for a Stihl chain saw when cutting fire wood. Now that there is no license concealed carry, I wish I still had it, beautiful guns.

It's too bad that conceal carrying a chain saw is not practical...

 

It's too bad that conceal carrying a chain saw is not practical...

I think I could conceal my 18v Milwaukee Sawzall in my duster.

 

I think I could conceal my 18v Milwaukee Sawzall in my duster.

A Plymouth Duster?

Ron

 

I had one of those Kimbers traded it for a Stihl chain saw when cutting fire wood. Now that there is no license concealed carry, I wish I still had it, beautiful guns.

I have two of them, an all stainless in addition to the two tone pictured. They both work fine as to form, fit and function. My first was a result of a friend needing money and that sold me. I figured on selling it when I got it until I tried it.

Ron

 

A Plymouth Duster?

Ron

That too.

 

I have two of them, an all stainless in addition to the two tone pictured. They both work fine as to form, fit and function. My first was a result of a friend needing money and that sold me. I figured on selling it when I got it until I tried it.

Ron

That's hw I got the Kimber I had. That and quite a few other guns. A guy I worked with was going through a divorce and didn't want his soon to be ex to claim any of them. Deal was to sell them back for the same price after the divorce, but he never asked for them back. got a lot of nice stuff from him.

 

That's hw I got the Kimber I had. That and quite a few other guns. A guy I worked with was going through a divorce and didn't want his soon to be ex to claim any of them. Deal was to sell them back for the same price after the divorce, but he never asked for them back. got a lot of nice stuff from him.

Divorces make for great sales.

Ron

 

Getting back to the original subject, another family killing by a couple of "friendly" family pit bulls (well, they had them for 8 years without a "violent incident").
It's difficult to contemplate the horrific death those two young kids suffered, not to mention the trauma of their mother seeing it happen and also being severely injured in the attack.

So tell me again how. if pit bulls are properly integrated into a family, they are just like any other dog.

 

https://www.petinsurance.com/health...et-ownership/pet-behavior/why-dogs-bite-kids/

I was at a dog park with my 2 dogs and we got swarmed by 4 children without adults who wanted to play with us. It was a traumatic experience. We got out unscathed.