Submitted by Guest1946 (not verified) on Fri, 05/25/2012 - 7:58am.
College, religion, being nice and such does not replace common sense. At the first sign of aggression from the dog, it should have been isolated especially from the child.......period. It should have been taken to a shelter immediately. Hopefully, the dog will be adopted if this is possible, and placed in an adult only setting. Nothing has been mentioned as to whether or not the child was pestering the animal, but I would not rule this out.
College, religion, being
College, religion, being nice and such does not replace common sense. At the first sign of aggression from the dog, it should have been isolated especially from the child.......period. It should have been taken to a shelter immediately. Hopefully, the dog will be adopted if this is possible, and placed in an adult only setting. Nothing has been mentioned as to whether or not the child was pestering the animal, but I would not rule this out.