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Posted by Ron Brickles on 08-25-2008 10:27 PM:

Heres One Foryou, Please Vote Or Answer

I WAS AT A HUNT LAST MONTH A GUY WALKED BY ANOTHER MANS DOG AND WHEN HE DID THE DOG GRABBED HIM BY THE LEGG, I MEAN BIT HIM GOOD RIPPED PANTS AND REALLY SUNK TEETH ANYHOW, THE MASTER OF HOUNDS SAYS THERES NOTHING IN THE RULES FOR A DOG BITTING SOME ONE,

I GUESS MY QUESTION IS DO YOU THINK THERE SHOULD BE ?? THERE IS FOR BITTING OTHER DOGS BUT NOT PEOPLE ??

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Posted by Daniel Evans on 08-25-2008 10:38 PM:

I think if majority of the cast sees it happen then the dog should be scratched as long as the "person" didnt provoke it.


Posted by smokey7 on 08-25-2008 10:41 PM:

whats sad is that this even has to be an issue to begin with. Because sorry people hunt and breed those types of dogs.


Posted by Drew on 08-25-2008 10:45 PM:

if it was my dog, and he bit someone unprovoked. i wouldn't need a rule. that dog wouldn't live see the inside of my dog box.

and if i was walking by someone's hound and i got bit...lord help that dog, and anyone who tries to say anything about it. just for the simple fact that that could have been a kid. my kid or yours.

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Posted by Ron Brickles on 08-25-2008 10:55 PM:

THIS WAS A BENCH DOG DIDNT EVEN KNOW HOW TO HUNT, AND HE WAS UNPROVOKED , THE MAN HE BIT IS A PREACHER AND ALL AROUND NICE GUY, MY WORD TO GOD I WAS THERE ALL HE DID WAS WALK BY THE DOG

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Posted by GA DAWG on 08-25-2008 11:06 PM:

Needs to be a rule about what to do with the IDIOTS that bring this type of dog to a hunt or show to begin with!!!!!! It may have been this dogs first time doing it but I doubt it...Now we are raising mean bench show dogs lol....Meanest acting one I ever saw was at a bench show.


Posted by tnmountaincoon on 08-25-2008 11:48 PM:

i think it should b where the dog is barred perminately and if it was my dog it wouldnt bite anybody else bc it would lose a gun fight

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Posted by on 08-25-2008 11:49 PM:

This isn't a situation that needs another rule. Every state has a biting dog law. In Indiana if a dog bites someone, the dog is required by law to be immediately confined for 14 days.
That is how you handle that situation. Your dog bites me, you can withdraw immediately and confine your dog or I will call the law and they will confine the dog. Your choice.


Posted by Darknite57 on 08-26-2008 12:03 AM:

SHOULD THERE BE A RULE FOR BITTING DOGS

I judged a PKC cast several years back and we had a dog that would bite you or the owner when you got close to the tree. I had heard that he would at the clubhouse before we drew out but I didn't think much about it because you allways hear rumors of one kind or another and I've learned a lot of the time it's just sour grapes. Well this time it was true. The first tree the dog bit a cast member in the arm. I thought it was just the excitement so I let it slide. The next tree he bit me. I told the young man if his dog bit any one again he would be scratched and he withdrew him. So I would say the judge could use his discretion and scratch the dog after a warning.

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Posted by 1939 on 08-26-2008 12:31 AM:

Bench rule #12 dog will be disqualified for growing, snapping, or fighting and be written up. I've seen dogs disqualified for trying to bit the judge. I always figured that was why the snapping word was included in the rule. During a nite hunt I would think the dog showed aggression. 6b When the aggressive dog is known scratch the aggressor only. To me biting is an act of aggression.

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Posted by ItsOlMander on 08-26-2008 01:01 AM:

i think this should be even a bigger deal than a dog fight at the tree, because like Drew said this could have been a child! i personally dont believe a dog should bite a person for any reason, but for a dog to just tear into someone like that for no reason whats so ever is absolutly uncalled for! if this were a child walking by a dog like this could have grabbed his or her and really caused some damage- this is absolutly unacceptable.... no respectable houndsmen would wish somthing like that upon anyone so please- DO NOT take mean dogs to public places!!! and you know just as well as everyone else if your dog is mean... think of the consiquences!!! if you take a dog to a hunt grounds that dog and its actions is your responsibility, we have a hard enough time keeping up our good hard earned reputations as it is with peta idiots floating around, lets not start ruining it ourselves... this kind of bone head move could actually HURT someone- and not just a little scratch, this could effect somone for the rest of their lives!

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Posted by Morgan Richard on 08-26-2008 01:24 AM:

dog needs barred and neutered .

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Posted by JefferyAntes on 08-26-2008 01:45 AM:

I am sure that a few of you have read my opion on a mean dog, but this case is in my opion you have 2 opotions (depending on bad of situtation) This dog needs to go a professional dog trainer and checked out if the trainer has any doubt ,I would think of finding someone to take him as a pet but if theres a chance in bitting people or kids he would have to be put down, I hope I never have a dog that bites someone it would suck.


Posted by Ron Brickles on 08-26-2008 01:59 AM:

I WAS THERE AND HEARD THE DOG GROWL AT DONNIE WHEN HE WENT TO THE TRUCK, DONNIE WAS PARKED RIGHT BESIDE WERE THE DOG WAS LEASHED TO A TREE ,THE NEXT TIME HE WALKED TO HIS TRUCK THE DOG BIT HIM . PLAIN AS THAT THE MAN WHO THE DOG BIT WAS DONNIE CASH AND THOSE WHO KNOW HIM WILL TELL YOU HE WOULD IN NO WAY EVER PROVOKE A DOG , WHEN HE BROUGHT IT TO THE MANS ATTENTION THE MAN WANTED TO FIGHT DONNIE!!!! THIS MAN IS MAYBE 25, DONNIE IS 60 AND HAS HAD 2 OPEN HEART SURGERYS, MAKES YOU WONDER WHAT THE PEOPLE OF TODAY ARE THINKING!! THOSE WHO KNOW ME WILL TELL YOU MY KIDS LOVE GOING TO THE HUNTS WITH MEAGES 3,AND 13 IF IT HAD BEEN ONE OF THEM THERE WOULD BE ONE LESS DOG IN THE SHOWS!!!

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Posted by Ron Brickles on 08-26-2008 02:03 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by JiM
This isn't a situation that needs another rule. Every state has a biting dog law. In Indiana if a dog bites someone, the dog is required by law to be immediately confined for 14 days.
That is how you handle that situation. Your dog bites me, you can withdraw immediately and confine your dog or I will call the law and they will confine the dog. Your choice.



JIM MOST THE TIME I AGREE WITH YOU , BUT YOU ARE SAYING THE DOG SHOULD BE COFINED FOR 14 DAYS THEN BE ABLE TO ATTEND ANOTHER SHOW TO BITE AGAIN??? I THINK THE DOG SHOULD BE PUT DOWN.JMO

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Posted by canam on 08-26-2008 02:16 AM:

Several years ago, I was judging a bench show. There was a beautiful hound that should have won if just conformation were taken into consideration; however, he made the fatal mistake of growling at me (the licensed official). Not only did I not choose the dog, I wrote him up for aggressive behavior. This was before an actual rule was put into place. I did send his information to UKC and basically had to use the rule for attempting to fight. As a master of hounds, I would support any cast who scratched a dog for such behavior. This is supposed to be a sport in which fun is had and people pay hard earned money to participate. They shouldn't have to feel intimidated when going to get their hounds from a tree.


Posted by Clint Welsh on 08-26-2008 02:54 AM:

I've no time for a mean dog. You might get bit by accident when a dog is excited, or maybe if you did something to make them mad. I understand that. If a dog bit me for no reason at all it would be the last thing he ever did.

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Posted by coonsmen on 08-26-2008 03:07 AM:

i sort of agree with jim. if before a hunt it would be hard to put any rule twards a dog, but you can use the law. in illinois a dog bites once its a 200 fine+court cost 10 days confinment at the vet pluss the vet bill(if dog is not current on rabies vac). second offence $300 fine+court cost +the rest. the third time the dog gets put down no questions asked.. thats steep enough i would think twice. just my two cents.


Posted by ItsOlMander on 08-26-2008 03:21 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by coonsmen
..... if before a hunt it would be hard to put any rule twards a dog,.....


i think it should be a general UKC rule, just as no drinking and no drugs at UKC events, there should be no agression (biting) of dogs tward people... its dangerous and unacceptable behavior for a dog to bite/attack people wheather its treed, on a bench, or tied to the back of a truck!

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Posted by wayne f on 08-26-2008 03:53 AM:

it doesn't have to be a ukc rule it can be a club rules that no vicious hounds allowed on the grounds

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Posted by Russell Boyette on 08-26-2008 04:40 AM:

I have seen a few hard tree dogs that woul;d grab you if you tried to walk between them and the tree if they were on a leash, or if you tried to pat them on the side. None of them bit to hurt and the two i have hunted the most with i never saw even remotely attempt to fight at the tree. Go figure.

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