Bull terrier takes on bull

Joined: 28 Apr 2004 Location: Lost

Dog run's in and saves a bullfighter just shows how strong bullys are.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DFwkc2qE35s

Joined: 16 Apr 2008 Location: Sydney Australia

I like the most recent comment "that is chuck norris's dog"
lol

those bullfighters are sick bastards. So are all people who kill animals for "sport"

Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 7:21 pm

that dog has BALLS!!! Very Happy

That wasn't a bullfighter the dog saved either....... looks like a bunch of guys who "dodge the bull" to show how brave they are Shocked

Like the tools in the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona...... you can have that ALL to yourself!!

Joined: 17 Dec 2006 Location: Bairnsdale, East Gippsland

Love my bully, she would do the same for me anytime, and she has!

They are very smart dogs, and very strong, my dog has ran though a standard 6" palling fence to help me once, smashed two pallings in 1/2 just with her head and speed and took out a boxer(dog) with pure speed and skill

Joined: 31 May 2005 Location: Sydney

Bullfights make baby jesus cry.

Joined: 22 Oct 2002 Location: Your Mummas House!

im running with the bulls next month biatches Cool

Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Location: Central Coast, NSW

bj on roids wrote:

im running with the bulls next month biatches Cool

Mardi Gra doesn't count BJ Very Happy

Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 3:02 pm

v840 wrote:

Bullfights make baby jesus cry.

they also say that every time you bat off a kitten dies........ i would think that thanks to this forum, there are a lot less cats around these days Laughing

Joined: 26 Apr 2006 Location: darwin

that was awesome, tough dog that one.

Joined: 31 May 2005 Location: Sydney

Vulcanised wrote:

v840 wrote:

Bullfights make baby jesus cry.

they also say that every time you bat off a kitten dies........ i would think that thanks to this forum, there are a lot less cats around these days Laughing

Just finished off another one of those pesky blighters earlier.

Joined: 22 Dec 2007 Location: Port Stephens

Having owned a Staffy and a Bull terrier I can attest to their bravery and their loyalty is unmatched by any other breed that I know off, I just had my 16 year old Staffy bitch put to sleep due to a lung tumour, I got her when she was just 5 weeks old and the runt of the litter than no one wanted, she is sadly missed.

Interesting link:
http://www.bulldoginformation.com/bull-baiting-2.html

Worth reading the full article.

Joined: 14 Oct 2007 Location: Perth, WA

Teg wrote:

Having owned a Staffy and a Bull terrier I can attest to their bravery and their loyalty is unmatched by any other breed that I know off, I just had my 16 year old Staffy bitch put to sleep due to a lung tumour, I got her when she was just 5 weeks old and the runt of the litter than no one wanted, she is sadly missed.

Interesting link:
http://www.bulldoginformation.com/bull-baiting-2.html

Worth reading the full article.

Read the link… Quite sickening to hear what these dogs were put through many years ago in bull baiting and dog fights.
As an owner of 2 staffy x dogs, I totally agree with earlier posts in this thread, that they are a most loyal and very tough dog. But I bought my dogs for their great temperament with people, especially young children. Not for fighting or baiting bulls.

I can't speak or understand the language from the video which this post is about, but I believe the tools tormenting the bull deserve what they get and that bull terrier wasn't there by accident. If some twisted idiot decided to torment a bull and was coming off second best, I wouldn't be letting my boy off his lead to defend some clown who got himself in the sh1t.
The bull was throwing that bullterrier about like a rag doll, IMHO no matter how tough the dog is, it's lucky to be alive.

Joined: 16 Oct 2004 Location: the internet, der

Teg wrote:

Having owned a Staffy and a Bull terrier I can attest to their bravery and their loyalty is unmatched by any other breed that I know off, I just had my 16 year old Staffy bitch put to sleep due to a lung tumour, I got her when she was just 5 weeks old and the runt of the litter than no one wanted, she is sadly missed.

Interesting link:
http://www.bulldoginformation.com/bull-baiting-2.html

Worth reading the full article.

Pretty shocking stuff hey, no way to reward such loyalty.

Joined: 22 Dec 2007 Location: Port Stephens

Quote:

I bought my dogs for their great temperament with people, especially young children.

Me to, she loved everybody, once she jumped out of a boat on full plane just so she could go and greet a group of fisherman on the shore, even when the vet arrived to asses her and finally put her down she struggled to her feet to greet him, all with one lung not working and the other at half pace, they are a top top, no they are *the* top dog...imho of course.

Joined: 13 Jan 2006 Location: Newcastle

One of my girlfriends had a bull terrier bitch and no matter how big she got with puppies she would always want to climb up and sit on your lap. She was such a sook too.

Joined: 30 Jan 2008 Location: SYDNEY

Lil'Loki wrote:

Teg wrote:

Having owned a Staffy and a Bull terrier I can attest to their bravery and their loyalty is unmatched by any other breed that I know off, I just had my 16 year old Staffy bitch put to sleep due to a lung tumour, I got her when she was just 5 weeks old and the runt of the litter than no one wanted, she is sadly missed.

Interesting link:
http://www.bulldoginformation.com/bull-baiting-2.html

Worth reading the full article.

Read the link… Quite sickening to hear what these dogs were put through many years ago in bull baiting and dog fights.
As an owner of 2 staffy x dogs, I totally agree with earlier posts in this thread, that they are a most loyal and very tough dog. But I bought my dogs for their great temperament with people, especially young children. Not for fighting or baiting bulls.

I can't speak or understand the language from the video which this post is about, but I believe the tools tormenting the bull deserve what they get and that bull terrier wasn't there by accident. If some twisted idiot decided to torment a bull and was coming off second best, I wouldn't be letting my boy off his lead to defend some clown who got himself in the sh1t.
The bull was throwing that bullterrier about like a rag doll, IMHO no matter how tough the dog is, it's lucky to be alive.

x10

should not have risked such a brave life(the dog that is) for those filthy scumbags who enjoy the thrill of tormenting and breaking the sprirt of such a magnificent creature. It's a shame that these great dogs are "used" for the traits these people would never understand.....bravery, loyalty etc etc.

Joined: 14 Oct 2007 Location: Perth, WA

Teg wrote:

Quote:

I bought my dogs for their great temperament with people, especially young children.

Me to, she loved everybody, once she jumped out of a boat on full plane just so she could go and greet a group of fisherman on the shore, even when the vet arrived to asses her and finally put her down she struggled to her feet to greet him, all with one lung not working and the other at half pace, they are a top top, no they are *the* top dog...imho of course.

My first Staffy Cross…
Loki - (Staffy X Red Heeler)
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=18643&l=8fda6&id=1230994933

A little dog with a big heart. She died October 2007 while defending her family. She was trying to see off a 6' Dugite (snake).
Unfortunately Loki's age and agility didn't help her efforts.
Lucky for us her little brother Harry alerted us to the 'big nasty'.
Mind you 2 months prior to this, she had an Xray and the vet informed me she had a tumour the size of a tennis ball in one of her lungs. He said to keep an eye on her and once it looked like she was in any discomfort to bring her in and have her put to sleep. As painful as it was losing her, the dugite spared me from n uncomfortable decision.

Joined: 07 Aug 2003 Location: Townsville

Damn that dog just latched on and stayed on Shocked