Do you go for a walk so early in the morning when it is still dark?
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Have you ever been bitten by a dog?
- deucher
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No, I am a lazy person so don't go for regular walk. I have seen people going early for a walk while going to office early morning.
Yes, when I was very young. I was told the story though, can't remember exactly how it happened.
Was it a stray dog or a pet?
Ah, I don't think you're any position to determine whether you are lazy or not. Let other people be the judge of that, and judging from the time you spend on online platforms, I wouldn't say that you are lazy at all.
No I have never been bitten by a dog but have been chased by a dog countless times
I once got bitten by a dog on my hand and leg. The injuries were minor, and a simple dressing was enough to heal them. It was my own dog, and it wasn't the poor animal's fault—I had been playing with it and accidentally made it uncomfortable by hugging it too tightly. Thankfully, the dog was vaccinated, so it wasn't a big deal.
No I have never been bitten by a dog and I don't pray for it to happen because I have dog in my house and they are friendly.
I once had a dog that I raised from a puppy. He was wonderful during his early years, but things changed when he grew into a big 80-pounder at the age of two. One morning, as I was heading out to work dressed in a sweater and winter coat, he jumped onto my bed. I sternly told him "NO" and tried to guide him off, but he unexpectedly bit my arm, piercing through my coat and sweater, and I bled. After consulting with a trainer, we suspected he might have Canine Rage Syndrome. It was heartbreaking, but I had to make the tough decision to put him down for safety reasons. I couldn't bear the thought of rehoming him and risking someone else's safety. That was my last experience with large dogs, and now, I'm more of a cat person! 
I once had a dog that I raised from a puppy. He was wonderful during his early years, but things changed when he grew into a big 80-pounder at the age of two. One morning, as I was heading out to work dressed in a sweater and winter coat, he jumped onto my bed. I sternly told him "NO" and tried to guide him off, but he unexpectedly bit my arm, piercing through my coat and sweater, and I bled. After consulting with a trainer, we suspected he might have Canine Rage Syndrome. It was heartbreaking, but I had to make the tough decision to put him down for safety reasons. I couldn't bear the thought of rehoming him and risking someone else's safety. That was my last experience with large dogs, and now, I'm more of a cat person!
Haven't you experienced the same behaviour from a cat? I think cats are also like that. Safety of the guests is one of the major reason I don't keep cats or dogs as pet.
That's a terrible experience! See why we can't put our full trust on pet dogs? They can misbehave anytime, that's why it is advised that we shouldn't leave kids alone with them.I once had a dog that I raised from a puppy. He was wonderful during his early years, but things changed when he grew into a big 80-pounder at the age of two. One morning, as I was heading out to work dressed in a sweater and winter coat, he jumped onto my bed. I sternly told him "NO" and tried to guide him off, but he unexpectedly bit my arm, piercing through my coat and sweater, and I bled. After consulting with a trainer, we suspected he might have Canine Rage Syndrome. It was heartbreaking, but I had to make the tough decision to put him down for safety reasons. I couldn't bear the thought of rehoming him and risking someone else's safety. That was my last experience with large dogs, and now, I'm more of a cat person!
No, never.
My sister was once bitten by a dog when she was younger, since then she has had this fear about dogs, both big and small ones.
This is one of the reasons that I don't like to go out early morning for a morning walk as there are so many dogs that you may feel scared of being one of the dogs breakfast lol
No off course
No I am afraid of dog when I saw it I am not comfortable at all
No because i am afraid of it i dont even want them close to me but they are interesting to live around and they can adapt so easily
No off course a dog to bite me I have never keep my mind safe when I saw it I don't want to even meet them on the road
I don't know why the municipality these days doesn't take action against the stray dogs. They have become dangerous at our place, and I hate people who feed them and leave them to bite people. If they want to feed them, then why can't they keep them in their homes?
No but someone in my community have been bitten by a dog because he's so afraid of it and for I think there is nothing to afraid on the mammal because they are so friendly and very interesting to live with each other