Dog damage to trees

[timbernut]

A friend of mine rescues bull breeds, he has a staffy that was rescued as a pup from an abandoned house where it had eaten all its siblings to survive, he's a lovely dog but attack tree trunks randomly, if he gets the opportunity. It's usually smaller trees but he will go for bigger trunks like in your pictures.

He has not been trained/encouraged to do this

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Eight years on from the start of this thread and the tree in the first post is still subjected to regular dog damage.

 

 

 

 

 

[Steve Bullman]

Sure its a dog and not kids?

[David Humphries]

11 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Sure its a dog and not kids?

Definately dog damage

[Stubby]

Good job dogs don't climb David .

[Conor Wright]

What kinda teeth have the kids got these days?!

But on a serious note I just read through this thread and it has to be up among the most stupid and pointless activities, I understand that there are types that need to compensate for their insecurities/small cock syndrome etc.but going out with your dog and tearing or chewing , to death in some cases, a tree which isn't even yours in the guise of some form of pleasure seeking or status symbol achievement is beyond ridiculous. 

Its high time these chain wearing, flea addled, poorly bred, slobbering, steroid ridden, brainless, aggressive, ill tempered, badly trained, street defecating, barking and howling menaces be rounded up, taken out to the woods and systematically put down.

 

The only thing is we would then be left with a lot of stray dogs..

 

 

Edited September 20, 2018 by Conor Wright
meant to quote steve bullman for the first comment

[David Humphries]

Think we may have a Werewolf at large at work, not entirely sure I want to meet it face to face !

 

 

[Conor Wright]

Looks like someone's been pawing at it with a digger.no pun intended..

Shoot them. shoot them like rats. vermin.

(the owners.. not the dogs, its not their fault.. poor things just do it for the positive feedback)

Or maybe its just a business type (you know the ones, lawyers, execs etc.) releasing their frustration after another hard day in the office, stress can do strange things to people. Could it be one of Theresa Mays aides?