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Well, hell. Now what? (Dog bit me) - 2nd Update: #353

That's WONDERFUL news, Alaska Guy! I'm not a real religious person, but you may have just moved the needle one notch for me.

Sounds like Mosely's mom was just the right person! Joey looks like a beautiful dog and most importantly your son is safe AND happy about the outcome!

Best of luck and hopefully we can revisit this thread in six months with a positive update. Lord knows we need more positive stories around here.

To the pricks who are likely inbound. Fvck off from me!
 
Funny you should ask.

We texted his teacher and she pulled him into the hallway to tell him. She said he literally jumped up and down with excitement. We're going to get Joey moved in then take him down there for a visit after school. My wife will continue to walk both dogs each day like she always does. So we'll be able to still see Joey regularly in a more controlled and monitored way.

It's still hard, but so much better than the alternative.
Sounds like you should just bring the single female pediatrician into your bedroom. Logical next step!
 
Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.
You didn't say no pics after saying she's a single pediatrician

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I've been bit by 3 different dogs in my life, all German shepherds. I think they can sense my fear of them... or maybe they think I'm Jewish. Either way, not a fan.
It's a known fact that most German shepherds are anti-semites. I don't trust them either, and I love dogs.
 
Just terrible news for the people that were champing at the bit to have the dog put down.
This is not true. I'm a dog lover. I'm also in the camp that if a dog is a serial attacker (That wasn't just a bite, it was an attack), the safest and most humane solution is euthanasia. There is a reason why insurance companies take the same position, excluding dogs who've previously bitten from policies.

OP is in a really tough position and I feel his pain. Nobody with a heart doesn’t. For the sake of the dog and the people involved, I'm sincerely hopeful that this solution leads to a happy and incident free existence for everyone.
 
Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.

That is great news, happy for all involved.
 
Couldn't you just pay some back-alley vet (dentist?) to pull all of the dog's teeth? I'm only somewhat joking.
 
On a related note, the wife and I were camping when we saw this dog barking without sound. We asked the owner what was up with the dog. Owner tells me the dog was a barker so they had the dog's vocal cords cut. 😬
That sucks. My sister had a dog that would bark at everything. She put a collar on her that would mist water on her every time she barked. It trained the dog pretty quickly
 
This is not true. I'm a dog lover. I'm also in the camp that if a dog is a serial attacker (That wasn't just a bite, it was an attack), the safest and most humane solution is euthanasia. There is a reason why insurance companies take the same position, excluding dogs who've previously bitten from policies.

OP is in a really tough position and I feel his pain. Nobody with a heart doesn’t. For the sake of the dog and the people involved, I'm sincerely hopeful that this solution leads to a happy and incident free existence for everyone.
Really wish we could do this for ppl too
 
Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.
Man that's awesome news. I gotta admit this whole thing has affected me more than I'd like to admit. Damn dogs!
 
Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.

This story has been consuming me all week. I've just had this pit in my stomach that he was so young and was going to be put down. I understand the circumstances and realize there was probably little choice left in the manner. What a great person that lady is to take him in. Glad it all worked out in the end
 
Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.

Great to hear! Just had to think there would have to be someone interested in your pup. Happy for you and the fam, and especially Joey.
 
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Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.

Funny you should ask.

We texted his teacher and she pulled him into the hallway to tell him. She said he literally jumped up and down with excitement. We're going to get Joey moved in then take him down there for a visit after school. My wife will continue to walk both dogs each day like she always does. So we'll be able to still see Joey regularly in a more controlled and monitored way.

It's still hard, but so much better than the alternative.

This news made my entire week so much better!!!

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Couple people in our town have golden doodles. All from same breeder they all seem completely uncontrollable when they are walking them. Got bit by one while riding bike but I was wearing pants so I don’t even stop.

Not a breed I would even own.

We have a mut rescue dog that is a lab mix. Rescue dogs are the way to go.
 
That's WONDERFUL news, Alaska Guy! I'm not a real religious person, but you may have just moved the needle one notch for me.

Sounds like Mosely's mom was just the right person! Joey looks like a beautiful dog and most importantly your son is safe AND happy about the outcome!

Best of luck and hopefully we can revisit this thread in six months with a positive update. Lord knows we need more positive stories around here.

To the pricks who are likely inbound. Fvck off from me!
Here's Joey when we dropped him yesterday afternoon. It helped he was very excited and we didn't have to drag him.


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We took our son over there after school so they could run around in the yard. This was the boys last night after a full day of play:

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It's still pretty sad. Our home is quiet and feels like it's missing something. I missed our hide-n-seek routine last night for sure.

Who knows what the future holds, but Joe's in good and capable hands and he's happy.
 
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Here's Joey when we dropped him yesterday afternoon. It helped he was very excited and we didn't have to drag him.


72M486C.jpg


We took our son over there after school so they could run around in the yard. This was the boys last night after a full day of play:

5Sp2GR2.jpg


It's still pretty sad. Our home is quiet and feels like its missing something. I missed our hide-n-seek routine last night for sure.

Who knows what the future holds, but Joe's in good and capable hands and he's happy.

The dog has the same head shape as William Murderface from Metalocolypse.

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Well, I prayed for a miracle and the good Lord provided one just like Abraham and Isaac. I was literally ONE hour from our scheduled appointment to have him put down.

Mosley's mom (Joey's best pal) just got back from Jamaica and wants to take Joey in and rehome him (either permanently or temporarily). She's a single pediatrician with no kids and loves him as much as her dog. She wants to bring in the one behavioral specialist we talked to who said she could help and see if we can retrain Joey with the hopes that as both Matt and Joey get older, he can return home one day.

Worst case scenario, Joey just lives out his days one street over with his best pal and a lady who loves him. She's never had an issue with Joey and has been watching him for us since he was a pup.
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Here's Joey when we dropped him yesterday afternoon. It helped he was very excited and we didn't have to drag him.


72M486C.jpg


We took our son over there after school so they could run around in the yard. This was the boys last night after a full day of play:

5Sp2GR2.jpg


It's still pretty sad. Our home is quiet and feels like it's missing something. I missed our hide-n-seek routine last night for sure.

Who knows what the future holds, but Joe's in good and capable hands and he's happy.

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