Chris Brown’s housekeeper says his dog attacked her

[freebit 6,240]

That poor woman. That attack sounds brutal. Hope she's doing well.

Dog owner negligence yet again. I also don't get how he had his whole security around the house and they didn't get to her in time to stop the attack. He should have kept Hades put up if other  people were around. He was a Shepherd Ovcharka and here is what google says about this type of dog:

This is an intelligent breed. However, he must be properly trained as an uncontrollable Caucasian Shepherd is extremely dangerous. He may be stubborn and unwilling to learn but you must be in control at all times.

I think if you own that type of dog, as well as pitbulls, chow chows and the like, then you have to be a super dedicated crazy dog person because those dogs are all too dangerous, and in some cases too big for the average person to own and keep under control. I've witnessed two terrible dog attacks in my life, and I would never own such a dog because it's too much responsibility and possibility that those dogs will attack either me or someone else if they're feeling some kind of way or triggered randomly. 

[TimisaMonster 31,073]

Absolutely disgusting.. murdering the dog because you either trained it to be that aggressive or you kept that dog in such a violent environment at home it felt the need to constantly be on guard and lash out

Now this poor woman will be scarred for life because of what Chris did...he needs to be locked up...this man does nothing but leave a trail of destruction wherever he goes 

[Guest]

Why act surprised and sad about his beyond aggressive dog? This is a common response to major aggression, especially if history backs up the event as a recurring experience.

[Schizophonic 7,015]

1 hour ago, TimisaMonster said:

Absolutely disgusting.. murdering the dog because you either trained it to be that aggressive or you kept that dog in such a violent environment at home it felt the need to constantly be on guard and lash out

Now this poor woman will be scarred for life because of what Chris did...he needs to be locked up...this man does nothing but leave a trail of destruction wherever he goes 

like others said before… after an attack like this, every dog gets euthanized. that was not chris choice.,

and i don’t know if you googled the breed of the dog… that’s more like a bear or a wolf … than a puppy. i really don’t like chris but the chances that he has no fault at all are very big. those dogs are dangerous 

[Economy 49,984]

4 hours ago, rumours said:

I've said it before, and I'll say it again -> If you think dogs are disposable, you as a human are disposable.

Are u a vegan? Just asking

[rumours 45,521]

1 hour ago, Economy said:

Are u a vegan? Just asking

Nope, I'm not. However, I really want to become one!

My comment was made because dogs are just the best, and I will defend the pups at all costs.

[Lilbit 1,596]

If you’ve had a dog then you know that there is absolutely no amount of training in the world to eliminate every possible reaction a dog can have and when. This sounds more like someone who was not responsible. With all of the money and people around him he should have had more control of the environment in terms of his dogs/employees. This could have been prevented, but at the end of the day to say he is evil and scum is cruel. It’s an accident that could have been prevented, and we don’t know the love/relationship he had with his now dead dog. He very well may have never displayed this kind of behavior before making this all the more confusing and painful for everyone involved. I’ve been traumatized by a dog attack I’ve experienced and to this day it effects my ability to take walks around my neighborhood with my dog. I have to coach myself to taking the step, but I do not blame the owner. It was a preventable accident that we’ve all had to learn from. It sucks.