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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP: I have several dogs (adopted from shelters) and have had dogs throughout most of my life. I am a dog lover. Your BIL is wrong. A growling dog is a dangerous dog & should not be allowed near children.

If BIL continues to bring dog & leaving with your children is not an option, then growling dog must wear a secure muzzle & should be tied up to a restricted area in the house or while wearing the muzzle, placed in a room with the door closed. Children must stay away from the dog.

I am an experienced, adult dog owner and I would be afraid of a growling dog.

Bad BIL, bad, bad BIL. Sit.

I would be angry & fearful in your situation. OP: Your primary purpose in life is to protect your children.

Animal control will not respond to a complaint about a growling dog.

Veterinarians can & will provide tranquilizing medication for the dog if requested by dog's owner in order to protect children in this situation. Regardless, a secure muzzle for the growling dog is necessary at all times while children are nearby.[/quote]

I swear people do not read.  After the first encounter at Tgiving, the owner kept the dog tied up outside nowhere near the children.

So even if BIL was in the wrong in November, the most recent event was perfectly acceptable.[/quote]

People read, but people may not obsess over your focus. Some folks post helpful comments, while others just want to criticize others.[/quote]

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