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bobone77 t1_jagu8rw wrote

Reply to Where to bring a dog who has shown signs of aggression by krikkitykrik

I will probably get downvoted for this, but here it is anyway. Aggressive dogs should be put down. They’re dangerous to people and other animals. Very often, it’s not even the dog’s fault, but the fact doesn’t change that aggressive dogs are dangerous, and dangerous dogs need to be euthanized.

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Terellius t1_jagmuqx wrote

Reply to Where to bring a dog who has shown signs of aggression by krikkitykrik

While it's understandable to want to give the dog a chance, there is no guarantee that a new owner will be able to manage their aggressive behavior. A qualified vet or even an animal behaviorist would give these best guidance, but it may ultimately come down to euthanasia being the most compassionate option for the dog. Could you imagine if the dog hurt a little kid in a new home?

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iced-macchiato t1_jagfkok wrote

Reply to comment by GundleFly in HVAC Recs? by phenixflyer

Second this-we just had our furnace and hot water heater replaced and they didn’t try to sell us on something way expensive. They were honest about pricing and did what they could to help us save money. They also have a membership that can help you save and give you inspections every year.

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FMYLtoss t1_jag824i wrote

Reply to HVAC Recs? by phenixflyer

Get a lot of bids. Guys with big clean trucks are usually the worst. Ask if the techs are paid commissions. Commision based techs are trash and will screw you to make an extra $100

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ChewML t1_jafup61 wrote

Reply to Where to bring a dog who has shown signs of aggression by krikkitykrik

Lol, I have upset some people. Just saying when I googled the breed, it says they were known to be feral.

Also known as American dingo I think it said.

Bottom line is, nobody is going to want a dog with aggression unless they have a junk yard or are trying to get into dog fighting.

Edit: This was meant to be in reply to the other comment.

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