News, Woman's nose retrieved from pet poodle. (aggression, allowed, stop)
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I fail to find any humor in a person's disfigurement. It's a sad story, but difficult to know from this short news article what really happened.
Last time I heard something like this, the dog had a brain tumor that caused aggression. Otherwise, dogs with handler aggression should never be allowed to sleep in the bedroom let alone, the bed.
I am not a poodle fan. No offense but these 'very smart' dogs are too yappy and too snappy for me. (We had 2 as I grew up). My parents loved them (they don't shed too much).
i too don't find anything remotely funny about this story. i feel so sad for the woman. not only does she have a long road ahead with surgeries but she'll never trust her dog again. a sad story.
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