Topic: crazy stalker story

[Pugnate]

Not sure who she is, but this is truly f'ed up:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30191363/

[angrykeebler]

that sucks and all but oh god do i hate this woman

[Xessive]

God I hate her. She had a retarded show called "A Shot At Love" where 16 dudes and 16 lesbians competed for her affections. Not really why anyone in this world would want her, she's unbearably annoying.

[Cobra951]

She needs to get a trained attack dog.  I didn't pull that idea out of my ass.  I know of one woman who did it and it seems to have worked.  The jerk left her alone after it wasn't just her trying to defend herself.  This girl likes dogs anyway, so good start.

The whole idea of stalking and some men acting like they own a woman, entitling them to beat her up for her disloyalty, is just about the most repugnant common thing I can think of.  Some things may be worse, but this shit happens all the time.

[gpw11]

Is that a lady-boy?  And yes, attack dogs are good.  Trained being the key word here - too many tiny chicks have giant pit bulls that I don't think they'd be capable of controlling at all.

[W7RE]

I wonder what kind of dog she has. Probably something small.

My family has always had dogs, usually larger breeds, and they've always been great guard dogs. None of them have ever been to a dog trainer. They just act instinctually to protect their family. We've had burglars scared away by them, one of which even broke a door to the point that he could get in, but never made it inside. I don't think actual guard dog training is necessarily needed, just a dog big enough to pose a threat, and have been treated well enough that he'll want to protect you.

[Ghandi]

Guard dogs are nice, but shotguns are better (if you don't have kids).

[Xessive]

She needs a moat. Good old-fashioned, reliable defensive measure. Keeps potential invaders at bay, more importantly keeps her away from the rest of us.

[gpw11]

I wonder what kind of dog she has. Probably something small.

My family has always had dogs, usually larger breeds, and they've always been great guard dogs. None of them have ever been to a dog trainer. They just act instinctually to protect their family. We've had burglars scared away by them, one of which even broke a door to the point that he could get in, but never made it inside. I don't think actual guard dog training is necessarily needed, just a dog big enough to pose a threat, and have been treated well enough that he'll want to protect you.

It depends on the breed.  The training also isn't so much to make sure it'll protect you, just to make sure it's not going to maul some kid walking down the street.