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KPS · October 28, 2001, 11:10 AM

If the 2 dogs don't stop in their tracks after seeing my Staffordshire Terrier, then I'd keep ahold of his leash while he keeps them at bay and use my ASP if they get too close to me.I couldn't let him off his leash because the police might shoot him thinking he is one of the attacking dogs.In my town the police are not hesitant in shooting any Pit Bulls or Staffordshire Terriers that growl at them.As for the man, I'd stay there to make sure he doesn't do anymore harm but many times the girlfriend or wife will be enraged at someone who calls the police on their significent other.That's when you have to watch your back.

October 28, 2001, 11:10 AM	#4
KPS Senior Member Join Date: June 17, 2001 Location: MA Posts: 780	If the 2 dogs don't stop in their tracks after seeing my Staffordshire Terrier, then I'd keep ahold of his leash while he keeps them at bay and use my ASP if they get too close to me.I couldn't let him off his leash because the police might shoot him thinking he is one of the attacking dogs.In my town the police are not hesitant in shooting any Pit Bulls or Staffordshire Terriers that growl at them.As for the man, I'd stay there to make sure he doesn't do anymore harm but many times the girlfriend or wife will be enraged at someone who calls the police on their significent other.That's when you have to watch your back.