| ... part of the family ... |
Ryan Busa
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| never shown any signs of temper ... |
Kellie Lynch
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| not a bad or dangerous dog ... really good around my sister’s other three kids ... It was a big softie ... wouldn't expect it to do anything like that ... He's a big soft dog ... looked harmless |
Elon Jase Ellis-Joynes
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| mild-mannered ... never been aggressive ... [no] signs of dangerous behaviour ... he wasn't vicious at all ... "[Dog] was my baby before I gave birth to Harry." |
Harry Harper
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| The dogs are our babies ... the dogs were docile ... They have never been dangerous before ... |
Reuben McNulty
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| They are not guard dogs ... they are pets |
David Kearney
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| docile as a dormouse ... act affectionately towards the baby, licking his hands and feet ... |
Jaden Joseph Mack
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| very friendly ... very gentle ... never shown any aggression ... laid back and placid |
Lexi Branson
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| never known those dogs to be violent ... My kids have slept on those dogs and used them as pillows ... seemed like they were nice enough dogs ... never out of control |
Elayne Stanley
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| a happy dog ... placid and docile |
Frankie Macritchie
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| appeared friendly ... family pet |
Dean Parker
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| no history of aggression |
Reggie Young
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| never been any problems |
Liam Eames
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| it had bonded well |
Keira Ladlow
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| It was a docile dog ... I have played around with it ... never been a cause of concern |
Kirsty Ross
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| It was a docile dog ... never shown any signs of aggression ... I had no concerns ... placid and friendly |
Eliza-Mae Mullane
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| no history of aggression ... wasn't at all vicious |
Archie Joe Darby
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| never shown aggression to humans |
Dexter Neal
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| never seen any aggression ... loving, really friendly, timid ... giddy ... her babies [Owner] |
Jade Lomas-Anderson
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| ... was a big softie...didn’t go round terrorising things...timid 95% of the time...had done nothing wrong...not a vicious dog |
David Ellam
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| family pets...neither had caused problems before...friendly animals...liked being petted |
Cadey-Lee Deacon |
| [Victim] had grown up with him ... [Dog] used to play with her ... playing ball ... pinching toys ... let her take toy off him. |
Ellie Lawrenson |
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