napad psa

[kocka]

Mene pa na dnevnih sprehodih redno ziritira ena babica, ki na sprehod vodi eno malo belo fuuul prijazno omelce, ki ga imata naši dve celo radi. Zakaj? Baka ful čuva (v stilu - to je moj dojenček, čuvala ga bom, ali pa umrla) tole zlato omelce. In ko vidi, da se mi približujemo, na pol popusti fleksi, da omelce visi na njem in se trudi priti do naših psov, ki bi se z omelcem fuuul radi igrali, ker so pač frendi (gospod od omelca občasno to namreč celo pusti). Vendar psa, ki se trudi priti do naših, neprestano zadržuje na razdalji vsaj pol metra od naših da se ja ne morejo povohat, zraven pa bakica gruli - o, glej tvoji prijateljčki, glej kako so pridni, bla, bla, bla... za ponort. Naši Micki ful razočarani, omelce ful razočarano, baka pa cela pomirjena, ker je spet enkrat tako lepo poskrbela za svojega ljubčka. To je meni za pop****t nevrotično.

[kocka]

Mhm 
Istočasno pa ga, ITAK, v avtu prevaža kot sovoznica na sprednjem sedežu v naročju. Ker pri njej je njen otroček najbolj na varnem 
Tolk o nevrotičnih lastnikih

[kocka]

Saj nisem komentirala tvojega pisanja, sem samo še mal dodala

[Jana]

Podpornikom reševanja vseh in vsakršnih psov iz domačih in tujih logov v razmislek. Ko se bo zgodilo pri nas, bo zadelo vse pse in vse njihove lastnike, ne le tistih, ki bodo v incident direktno vpleteni.



Another tragic fatal dog attack has occurred this week. The breed of dog is irrelevant in the long list of factors involved in this case.

The basic order of events are:

- Dog bites child in previous home, leaving multiple wounds.
- Dog lands in shelter
- Rescue group that claims to "rehabilitate" dogs with severe aggression problems pulls the dog from the shelter
- Dog undergoes three months of "rehabilitation" at rescue using aversive methods, including the shock collar he was wearing when adopted
- Rescue group adopts dog to a woman who lives with her 91 year-old mother
- Dog attacks and kills elderly mother within hours after adoption

The rescue's website has a statement expressing their condolences to the family, claiming that none of them "could have predicted this horrible event."

Except that they could have.

While no one can predict dog behavior with 100% accuracy, past behavior is our best predictor of future behavior. If a dog's choice when startled, scared, or hurt is to bite with enough force to cause injury, then the next time they are startled, scared, or hurt, you can pretty much predict that the next bite will probably cause injury.

Now, a bite is not the same as a fatal attack. I do believe that the rescue, given the repeated use of reality show language on their website, lacked a fundamental knowledge of behavior necessary to see the warning signs of such an attack. However, they DID have prior knowledge that the dog had previously injured a child.

In addition, they ignored three significant indications that this might happen:

1. The reality show from where they seem to get most of their information about behavior has multiple warnings not to try the methods without a professional. Other than running a rescue for 8 years, there is no indication that anyone there was a professional qualified to work with cases like this.
2. You can't live in the world of dogs and not encounter debates about training methods. So, it is highly unlikely that they never encountered any warnings about the use of aversive methods for aggressive behavior.
3. Many shock collar manufacturers now have warnings not to use these tools on dogs with aggressive behavior. One such warning:

"WARNING. Not for use with aggressive dogs. Do not use this product if your dog is aggressive, or if your dog is prone to aggressive behavior. Aggressive dogs can cause severe injury and even death to their owner and others."

So, there are at least three warnings that were ignored, in addition to the dog's past behavior.

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BAD RESCUE HURTS DOGS

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celotna objava na klik

- More on claims of "rehabilitation"
- News report of incident
- Dr. Reisner provided a very thorough explanation of the factors behind the fatal attack
- Rescue Decisions: The Dog or The Community, from Paws Abilities
- Rescue Best Practices Guidelines (PDF)

[Jana]

Nevaren pes v zavetišče, lastnica v prisilno hospitalizacijo
A. V., 10. maj 2018
Pitbulterier je v bližini Kopra napadel več psov, toda policija je nato imela težave predvsem z njegovo lastnico.
Psa so dokončno odvzeli
Koper – Nevaren pes je zadnje tedne večkrat ogrožal v Kopru, očitno pa je precej napeta zgodba vendarle končana. Ljudje se tako lahko spet brezskrbno sprehajajo s svojimi ljubljenčki. 
Lastnico nevarnega pitbula in njeno mamo so policisti v sredo zjutraj zaslišali in zahtevali izročitev psa, kar pa sta odločno zavrnili. Ob dveh popoldan so potem policisti ustavili osebni avtomobil, v katerem sta bili obe ženski in nevaren pes, na kar so psa odpeljali v zavetišče.
http://www.delo.si/novice/slovenija/nevaren-pes-v-zavetisce-lastnica-v-prisilno-hospitalizacijo-49479.html

[Jana]

Radio Maribor, 7. nov. 2018
ALENKA KLEMENČIČ HOLYNSKI
ŽIVALSKA SREDA
"Po podatku s 5. novembra je v centralnem registru zavedenih 232.824 psov. Trenutno jih ima status nevarnega 2.183, to pomeni, da so ugriznili vsaj enkrat in je bil njihov ugriz prijavljen. Po prvem ugrizu mora lastnik poskrbeti za dodatno fizično varstvo z dovolj visoko ograjo, povodcem in nagobčnikom, po drugem pa mora pes v prevzgojo. Položaj ni enostaven, predvsem zato, ker gre obenem za prevzgojo lastnika psa. Poldrugo leto pri nas delujejo trije prevzgojitelji, v Kamniku in Krškem, v Ljubljani pa Alenka Klemenčič Holynski, s podizvajalcem v Mariboru. O tem zakaj je ugriz psa za lastnika osebni poraz in kakšen stres je za lastnika pes, ki terorizira, bo v prispevku pojasnila Ireni Kodrič Cizerl."
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