Calgary Dog People

[Johnny Reefer]

As a future Great Dane owner, (sometime within the next 40 years, hopefully), I am concerned to hear that a Dane would have done this.
They are normally quite docile aren't they?
This is unusual for a Great Dane, right?

Good luck in your investigation.

[Reefhawk1]

It is unfortunate dog owners don't take responsibility for their pets actions these days. I hope the owner of the Great Dane doesn't get away with this.

[G1GY]

This is one of the reasons I stay away from the dog parks.

I have a very well tempered dog, but will turn on a dime when she's bitten.

She happens to be one of the breeds that are on the $hit list, so I just make sure to avoid the problem by staying away from those places.

[G1GY]

Originally Posted by Johnny Reefer

As a future Great Dane owner, (sometime within the next 40 years, hopefully), I am concerned to hear that a Dane would have done this.
They are normally quite docile aren't they?
This is unusual for a Great Dane, right?

Good luck in your investigation.

Normaly docile, but I have seen a few that where the opposite.

I can also say that I myself have never seen an incredibly obedient Great Dane either. (None that seemed low maintanance for handling.)

This is not a fact, but just my own observation.

[kari]

There is a "problem dog" park in Calgary. Located along the west side of Elliston Park is a fenced area where only one visitor is allowed at a time. One could post a note in the info board regarding the beast and owner. I believe the group managing the dog park would need to be contacted to allow access to the board. The gate is always locked and users of the park are issued keys.

Other signs would point at vehicles with stretched rear springs.