I'm sitting in my salon waiting for a tech to have time to help me with my current client. He's an eleven month old, 100 pound, three legged German shepard. He has clumps of matted under coat all along his back and the side he lays on and he likes to bite...even through the muzzle as the skinless spots along my fingers will prove. He has high anxiety. Enough so that my vet has given him ace to calm him down. He's relaxed in the kennel but wants to take me out if I try to touch those matts. He's been groomed since he was a baby at the local Petsomerhing and there was never a problem until a few months ago. He was walking with his owner, a teenage boy, when two dogs came running from behind a house and tried to attack his boy. The then seven month old dog was able to fend them off but lost a leg and the use of an eye. When i asked the mother, who doesn't speak much English, what kinds if dogs they were she told me, "pitbull! Pitbull!" but the son looked at her an said, "No mom. It was a lab and a golden retriever. The golden is the one that went for his face, and the lab his leg."
Just goes to show that any dog really can bite.
Just goes to show that any dog really can bite.

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