Brisbane dog-owning sailors beware

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QLDCruiser
QLDCruiser
QLD
160 posts
QLD, 160 posts
13 Jan 2014 5:08pm
Just a heads-up to Brisbane-based sailors who have a dog on board. Together with a couple of other boats, we spent last Saturday evening at Deanbilla beach, near Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island. It's a popular anchorage in SE weather. Late Saturday afternoon, some young girls from our group, having taken the tender to the beach for a walk, were unfortunate enough to witness a small dog being brutally attacked and killed by larger dogs. The next morning, when I took our dog ashore for a run along the beach, I believe there was almost a repeat performance. Two large dogs came rushing towards us. Luckily I was able to pick up my dog before they arrived, and beat a hasty retreat to the dinghy. From the body language I have no doubt their intentions were not honourable.

So - be careful!
DrRog
DrRog
NSW
608 posts
NSW, 608 posts
13 Jan 2014 9:41pm
Is that reportable, in terms of dangerous dogs?
mjames
mjames
NSW
20 posts
NSW, 20 posts
13 Jan 2014 9:49pm
Sure is. dogs are obviously dangerous and unleashed in a public area and already killed another dog. In NSW those dogs would have already been rounded up and put down.
cisco
cisco
QLD
12365 posts
QLD, 12365 posts
13 Jan 2014 11:19pm
DrRog said..

Is that reportable, in terms of dangerous dogs?


Definitely but to council not police.
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