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Aggressive Shih-Tzu owner had stopped to chat with Cane Corso owners that kept them chained up out front while they sat on their porch, and her little bastard got bold. Corsos snapped their chains and were shaking him like a paper plate. The sound it made as they ripped into him… Then suddenly silence and grunting from the neighbors struggling to pry the Corsos off. Somehow little shithead survived.
Yeah, that’s 100% the fault of the Shih-Tsu owner. Doesn’t matter how “small and cute” a dog is, any owner that fails to train their dog to not be a shithead is a shithead themselves.
She’s a real piece of work. Let’s just say that. He remains a menace, charges us every time we walk past her house and she has to run and grab him. The Corsos were just doing their job as far as I’m concerned.