XPost: rec.pets.dogs.health, rec.pets.dogs.breeds   
   From: danUNDERscoreGOEShereSLAUGHTER@sbcglobal.net   
      
   woofysue@yahoo.co.uk formulated the question :   
   >> I say again ... dogs usually bite out of fear ... your desire to   
   >> instill fear is counter-productive, as it is already afraid of you.   
   >> Dogs are domesticated.  That is, they have been bred to live amoungst   
   >> people.  Your actions will determine how the dog reacts.  But, rest   
   >> assured, that whatever it is that you *have* been doing, it is already   
   >> afraid of you.  You want to gain its trust.  But, obviously, whatever   
   >> it is that you have been doing in the past is not the way.  Have a nice   
   >> day.   
   >>   
   > As you say USUALLY. Thanks for all the empathy in this group; perhaps   
   > rape victims deserve it too?   
   >   
   > Nor do I take kindly to the suggestion that I am at fault and should   
   > avoid an animal in the house I grew up in. This animal is just plain   
   > evil. I think I'll enjoy killing it. I bought some poison this   
   > morning.   
      
   can you say plonk file?   
      
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   Yours,   
   Dan S.   
      
   Rightee tightee, leftee loosee, right?   
      
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