FACEBOOK HOSTING CYBER-BULLYING: Joanna McGinn-- having a dangerous dog should be classified as a 'borderline personality disorder'.

Saturday, 17 January 2015

Joanna McGinn-- having a dangerous dog should be classified as a 'borderline personality disorder'.

Joanna McGinn

Yesterday at 1:28am · Las Vegas, NV, United States

Same PIT-able mentality shown for the Kitsap Rottie mauling as with Pits... having a dangerous dog should be classified as a 'borderline personality disorder'.

Grandfather of mauling victim says dogs snapped under stress

KIROTV.COM

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Paris Wolf Some kind of disorder anyhow. To many irrational folks out there owning dangerous dogs.

Yesterday at 6:20am · Edited · Like · 1
Paris Wolf This grandpa is partly to blame, knowing the dogs aggression was increasing and not doing anything about it. Although few boarding facilities would accept three dogs like this.

Yesterday at 6:28am · Like
Heather Jackson The dogs are back ??????)

Yesterday at 9:15am · Like
Marty Johncox "said the dogs appeared to snap under recent stress." I know plenty of dogs under stress that somehow manage to avoid ripping children to pieces. Every living creature on Earth is accountable for its actions. Having a bad day is no excuse for anything.

Yesterday at 9:35am · Like · 1
Paris Wolf No Heather Jackson. The shelter has them in quarantine.

Yesterday at 9:37am · Like · 1
Heather Jackson Oh I thought the story implied that the man was finding a place for them. They should be killed

Yesterday at 10:09am · Like · 3
Olivia Wyatt Yes they should be put to death.

Yesterday at 10:46am · Like · 1
Olivia Wyatt Is the grandfather blaming his little 5 year old grandson for a sudden movement? No it's not the little boys fault, it's the fault of the grand father and the three rottweilers. How could he let those dogs around his grandson? Idiot!!!

Yesterday at 10:52am · Like · 2
Marty Johncox The dogs were under stress. The little boy did something to cause a misunderstanding. Maybe moved his arm or leg too fast and that frightened and confused the dogs. It's not the dogs' fault! And it's not the owners' fault. Somehow, it happened.

Yesterday at 10:54am · Edited · Like
Freda Ward Must have incorrectly stacked their triggers!

Yesterday at 10:55am · Like
Paris Wolf I am appalled at those idiots who.blame the child for the attack. The child is the victim. How do people not see the truth? That genetics as well as environment play a role in the temperament of dogs.