Most of the time, there WAS a reason which is why it is important to look at what happened before making any decisions. I know of a lady who was nearly raped but saved by her Dobe dog coming out of the woods and giving the rapist a right bashing. I try to avoid my dogs getting excited by the post, just ignoring it when it comes etc, but if you have got a dog who goes wild for it, it seems like a good idea to use a letter cage, as if the envelope is small, or the box has a stiff catch on it, you have to put your hand in a little to get it through the box. I think it removes the risk of harm coming to the postie and makes them feel safe too as they know two large dogs are in the house.

Plus, they have a nose that can pick up on just about any scent, so it’s no surprise that they’d be drawn to the smell of our mail. Personally, if I did have a dog that was likely to attack, I would see it as my responsibility to always have it behind sufficient locks to ensure that nobody could accidently come across it.Can this woman still not seek legal council if you know her, this was bullying IMO by an MP who got some police back up. e., barking, growling, snapping, lunging, and biting) when unfamiliar people are in or near what a dog may perceive as their territory. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. I see the changes to the dangerous dog act where if a dog attacks or even frightens someone the dog owner could be prosecuted!

Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).I haven't had this happen but at this moment I believe if any of my dogs bit a human whether a stranger or not unprovoked I would immeditately have it PTS the police wouldn't have to tell me.

I apologised profusely to the vet when told, more than once, an he told me to please stop worrying about it as it isn't the first time he's been bitten and it won't be the last, and it was't in any way due to aggression. I screwed the box to the wood and to prevent screwing jokes into my uPVC door I stuck the wood (with box attached) onto the door with NoMoreNails sticky strips. Experience the difference of LetterBoxer, the perfect solution for those who want to keep their mail secure, their door accessible, and their home stylish.MAIL STORAGE - By collecting and gathering all of your post this Mail Catcher Cage will keep your house tidy as deliveries won’t be left scattered all over the floor! Crafted from high-quality birch plywood, LetterBoxer is a solid piece with a unique living hinge that allows it to fold upon itself when your door is fully opened. I wouldn't never put her to sleep for it as she doesn't post a threat :-) but I did and took the action I thought was right for the dog and forgot about my personally feelings.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.The finger issue it is a tough one but I personally never let dog charge at the letter box myself , I personally think it encourages guarding behaviour. I can assure you whole heartedly in MY interpretation of what would be deemed provoked or unprovoked if any dog attacked , did bite a human it would be PTS. Why is everyone all of a sudden giving examples of nips and bites that are provoked or understandable. If pacifying your pet when answering the door to couriers is an issue, an external parcel mailbox might be the answer. One of these is ATLAS (Animal Threat Level Assessment System), a notification system that helps to inform dog owners who may be unaware of the threat posed by their animals when they are not home and advise them on how to secure their dogs, read more here: https://merseydogsafe.