Comments by "Hyok Kim" (@hyokkim7726) on "WCPO 9" channel.

  1.  @j4genius961  ''Yes, I meant any breed can snap, ....'' Yes, I can agree with that. ''of course some breeds are a lot more chill ( Golden retrievers are my favorite and I'll buy one soon ) but even these can bite for a variety of reasons ( poor training, disease, bad mood etc etc )'' Yes, some golden retrievers are so docile, they will just stand there getting a beating for nothing from some bad owners, most of them will just flee. But I have met a few golden retrievers who were snapping at me for nothing, I was just passing by. I have met a few labs like that as well. One breed that is very underrated is Chihuahua, lucky it is so tiny, otherwise, they could be very dangerous, also some Yorkies as well. On the other hand, one breed that is very over-rated for aggression is Tosa Inu. Most Tosas, are chill, docile. They are not naturally aggressive at all despite the reputation. Ironically, only Tosas that are aggressive are the ones that had been spoilt rotten!
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  2.  @j4genius961  I had no idea shiba was like that; only breeds that I know that have never attacked the owners were Maltese, and Bassett Hounds.
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  3.  @AngelxBunni  Pitbulls with the tail down most times, and 100% of the time when stationary are not high energy, safe. But such pitbulls at the shelters are small minority. Most pitbulls at the shelters are there for a reason; the owners dumped them, too aggressive.
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  4. Did anyone notice Ghost carries the tail upright almost all the time, even when not active? This is a very high strung dog, a time bomb. The neighbors could have used bb gun when Ghost attacked their dogs; I would have.
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  5.  @AngelxBunni  Did Mandy's tail up or down most times?
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  6.  @j4genius961  What was the breed of the dog?
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  7.  @j4genius961  Oh, you mean, any breed of dogs, as opposed to any single individual dog? ..and here, I'm talking about unprovoked, and not 'fear-based aggression'. Back in the old days, in ROK, they used to give a severe beating to problem dogs whenever they misbehaved; problem solved within a week for life.
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