Comments on: Dublin Dog Ban http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/ hello! Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:38:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.4-bleeding By: Pug Trainer http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/#comment-8166 Pug Trainer Fri, 09 Nov 2007 04:36:22 +0000 http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/#comment-8166 I agree 100% with your point about the fault being with the owner and not the dog! There's plenty of free information on the web for dog training...I'm in the process of building several sites myself for small companion dogs...so there's no excuse not to teach a dog good manners. I used to own a Rotty and they're terrific dogs -- sorry to see Dublin city council is so off-base on this! Michelle I agree 100% with your point about the fault being with the owner and not the dog! There’s plenty of free information on the web for dog training…I’m in the process of building several sites myself for small companion dogs…so there’s no excuse not to teach a dog good manners. I used to own a Rotty and they’re terrific dogs — sorry to see Dublin city council is so off-base on this!

Michelle

]]> By: Dog Terrier http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/#comment-8141 Dog Terrier Sat, 03 Nov 2007 14:16:19 +0000 http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/#comment-8141 Hmmm... , i was looking for information on dogs, being a dog lover myself but i was directed to you site - anyway your post Dublin Dog Ban , looks to be very informative - i wish you success . Hmmm… , i was looking for information on dogs, being a dog lover myself but i was directed to you site - anyway your post Dublin Dog Ban , looks to be very informative - i wish you success .

]]> By: gowen.org » Blog Archive » “Dangerous Dogs” http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/#comment-7901 gowen.org » Blog Archive » “Dangerous Dogs” Sat, 18 Aug 2007 13:30:23 +0000 http://gowen.org/dublin-dog-ban/#comment-7901 [...] Hardly had Dublin City Council had time to let the ink from its ancient quill pen dry, than somebody with perhaps an eye for publicity saw fit to jump on the bandwagon. [...] […] Hardly had Dublin City Council had time to let the ink from its ancient quill pen dry, than somebody with perhaps an eye for publicity saw fit to jump on the bandwagon. […]

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