Why Do Dogs Kill Persuasive Essay

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“Any dog, you put them in a corner, no matter if they’re vicious or not they going to bite back”. There have been multiple people bit and some even with severe wounds and bit marks from dogs biting them. Dogs should not be executed for biting some one because some one could have provoked them or they were feeling threatened. It may not have been their fault that they bit that person in the first place. Also biting for dogs is the one thing that they have to defend themselves. If a dog bites some one it could of been because they provoked that dog to go. It doesn't matter if a dog is aggressive or not, the only thing that matters is before they bite you if you did any thing as little at putting your hand in front of their face to provoke them to bit back (Coulter Boeschen). Some one could have also have raised that dog up bad and harmed them when they were a puppy that would give them an a aggressive …show more content…
The only defense for a dog is there bitting. Dogs will bite people if they feel threatened or feel like they or their owners are in harm.
Biting, snapping, lunging, barking, and snarling for dogs are there main defenses, and if a dog does this even when people are just walking buy you dog is considered an aggressive dog (Kennith Morgan Phillips). So if a dog bites you have to think that was the person that the dog bit was doing any thing that they were doing something that made the dog go after them and bit them or was the dog in an aggressive mood and bit that person for no reason. But yes there are some dogs out there that are mean and shouldn't be out and in sight of other people. And when them dogs do get out they do after people and bite them because they don't know them. But at that time it should be the owners fault because they couldn't keep the dog locked up, or even the owner could be abusing the dog and that asked them be naturally aggressive. But that is the owners fault and not the dog’s

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