Mum’s face ‘ripped off’ by best friend’s rottweiler in vile street attack

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1. Ah, business as usual resumed, bully XLs out, back to Rotties and staffs

2. We seriously need to consider banning all these dangerous dog breeds 

3. Right under the picture in the artilce – ‘Rottweiler Pitbull mix’ so not a Rottweiler

4. Headline is a bit misleading 

   >A mum **feared her friend’s dog was going to ‘pull her face off’** after it attacked her in the street unprovoked. 

   >Kelsea Morgan was visiting a friend in Swansea, Wales when she heard a commotion outside. When they went to investigate, her friend’s **rottweiler pitbull mix** getting ‘wound up’ and running in and out of the house. 

   Face not actually ripped off.  

   Dog not actually a full rottweiler. 

5. You don’t get many pleasant and enjoyable street attacks, do you.

6. Just start holding owners accountable for dog attacks as if the owner attacked the victim themselves. As soon as people start getting charged with assault/manslaughter for these attacks, people will quickly rethink the breed they choose.

7. So many people getting dogs with no experience or relative skills.

   They get dogs based on how “hard” said dog makes them.

   Not realising that the more aggressive dogs usually come with either high intelligence or social issues. Both of which require a correct understanding of how to train a dog.

   There should be a minimum amount of training required for certain breeds in my opinion and mandatory insurance for each animal.

   And yes I am a experienced dog owner and have trained multiple dogs to be hunters/retrievers and guard dogs.

8. Is that a photo of her face lying in the street or does “ripped off” mean cut now?

   I mind ripping my hand off with a Stanley knife as a kid. Fortunately they could reattach limbs with a wee sticky plaster back in the 90s.

   Cone on to fuck lol. Dog bites woman in face is scary enough, they don’t need to claim it ripped her face off.

9. Poor lady. That injury is deep. Could be a scarface

10. I own a Rottweiler he’s extremely large he’s very intimidating looking, and he’s a total sweetheart who loves kids is well trained has excellent recall, and naturally protective while not showing aggression.

    That being said as safe as he is, and I mean he’s a very good boy I still don’t let him off leash unless it’s an enclosed area, and we’re the only ones about.
    He’s a large dog, and while he’s well trained an owner must respect the sheer power they have.
    Dogs should be licensed.

11. She looks exactly like someone whose friend would own a pitbull rottweiler mix.

12. Too bad it didn’t take those disgusting eyebrows out 

13. Dogs have to be thought of as a dangerous weapon and sentences handed out accordingly.. muzzle all dogs by law. Then nobody should be bitten. If they are then put the dog down, lock up the owner.