Dog Drags Newborn From House in KY

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  1. kdc1970

    kdc1970 Guest

    kdc1970, Jul 21, 2009
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  2. kaci

    kaci Well-Known Member

    kaci, Jul 21, 2009
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  3. Redneck Rich

    Redneck Rich Well-Known Member

    Sounds like on of Lettermans Top Tens... Signs that your dog is Native American.
     
    Redneck Rich, Jul 21, 2009
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  4. dgsatman

    dgsatman Well-Known Member

    Anyone flashing back to Elaine on Seinfeld....?
     
    dgsatman, Jul 21, 2009
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  5. turtlepits

    turtlepits Well-Known Member

    The dingo took my baby!!!


    It looks like a wolf hybrid. Probably thought the baby was a crying pup. Instincts kicked in.
     
    turtlepits, Jul 21, 2009
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  6. mnredsky

    mnredsky Well-Known Member

    That would be one dead dog ... I don't care what reasoning is conjured up.
     
    mnredsky, Jul 21, 2009
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  7. Hatteras6

    Hatteras6 Well-Known Member

    to answer the original question...

    Stupid Parents who shouldn't be allowed to procreate.
     
    Hatteras6, Jul 21, 2009
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  8. KDsGrandma

    KDsGrandma Well-Known Member

    Or thought it was prey.
     
    KDsGrandma, Jul 21, 2009
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  9. dgsatman

    dgsatman Well-Known Member

    Or was jealous... :?
     
    dgsatman, Jul 21, 2009
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  10. MARPKR

    MARPKR Active Member

    I was thinking the same thing! I don't blame it on the parents but I do know that dog would not go back to my house.
     
    MARPKR, Jul 21, 2009
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  11. nevilock

    nevilock Well-Known Member

    I do blame the parents. The dog obviously has close wolf bloodlines, and those dogs are notoriously less domesticated than the average dog. Why would you have that anywhere near a newborn?
     
    nevilock, Jul 21, 2009
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  12. seabee

    seabee Guest


    What???? If not the parents than who????
     
    seabee, Jul 21, 2009
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  13. kaci

    kaci Well-Known Member

    the idea of the dog being wolf mixed came from the behavior - could not see the pic, guess i must have been close, huh? The breeding of wild wolves, IMO, is not good for any family - while you may breed with a domesticated dog, the true nature of the wolf can always come through.
     
    kaci, Jul 21, 2009
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  14. nevilock

    nevilock Well-Known Member

    Yeah, heres a picture of the dog:
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    nevilock, Jul 21, 2009
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  15. kaci

    kaci Well-Known Member

    thanks, he is beautiful though
     
    kaci, Jul 21, 2009
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  16. KDsGrandma

    KDsGrandma Well-Known Member

    He is beautiful. He does look like he's got some wolf in him. It's not the dog's fault, but he'll probably die for it and the parents will be free to go on making irresponsible decisions.
     
    KDsGrandma, Jul 21, 2009
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  17. CraigSPL

    CraigSPL Well-Known Member


    With the excpetion that my next door neighbor's dog has slightly shorter fur around the head area and has a little darker coloration as well, it looks like my neighbor's dog which is a husky.
     
    CraigSPL, Jul 21, 2009
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  18. VolleyGirl

    VolleyGirl Guest

    If the dog did have wolf in it there is a good chance the parents had no idea for this reason...and I don't know dog behavior all that well but isn't it possible that a dog with no wolf in it could have acted in such a way?
     
    VolleyGirl, Jul 21, 2009
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  19. kaci

    kaci Well-Known Member

    yeah i am sure, i just thought the wolf part due to a documentary i saw years ago about KY having quite a few of the hybrids breeders.
     
    kaci, Jul 21, 2009
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  20. seabee

    seabee Guest

    a pit bull....
     
    seabee, Jul 21, 2009
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