NuttingOnNutzy t1_ixuwya5 wrote
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The dog’s canine teeth were removed so it would do less damage if it attacked someone. This is a last resort option and was recommended by their behavioralist.
sunlightdrop t1_ixvaf0d wrote
I think it's pretty fucked up the lengths people will go to decrease the quality of life in their dogs so much just to selfishly keep them around longer. If your dog bites so much that you need to remove its teeth that dog is miserable.
NuttingOnNutzy t1_ixvcgvv wrote
If your dog has killed another animal once, it’s a potential danger the rest of it’s life to all living things. Taking precautions to ensure it doesn’t lethally harm another being doesn’t mean it has a low quality life or bites all the time. Their dog is happy, healthy and extremely well trained now. Missing four teeth does not equal miserable to me. In a less responsible owners hands, the dog would of been euthanized and not given a chance to live the life it deserves, just because it was doing what it was breed to do for centuries.
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