Big John Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 I was bitten by a dog on Sunday. A little Jack Russell. Thought it was just a scratch until itstarted bleeding whilst I was driving home, I'd just popped into that store at coxford corner near the old is building. Starting to feel sore, a little swollen and looks like it's bruised. I am a dog lover but I realise now that I should have reported it to the police. Am I too late.
Mattio Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Do you mean medically or what to do with the dog?
Viking Warrior Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 (edited) Is the dog okay ? Seriously if it is still swollen get it checked out. It might just be a haematoma Nothing more . When did you last have a tetanus jab Edited 14 February, 2012 by Viking Warrior
Mr Tickle Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 You have Dog Aids, you have about 24hrs to live.
Gingeletiss Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Get over it you Jesse!! if it was a love bite you'd be dancing in the streets.
dingbattigger Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 You can still report it but see the doc, could be infected
Chez Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 sue the ****er, you never know it might have serious wedge tied up in an offshore account.
Hatch Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Make sure the dog is put down. It is only a dog after all, a worthless piece of **** animal. It could be a child next. In fact, it will be a child next. if you don't act now you may have the death of a child on your conscience.
Lets B Avenue Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Make sure the dog is put down. It is only a dog after all, a worthless piece of **** animal. It could be a child next. In fact, it will be a child next. if you don't act now you may have the death of a child on your conscience. Why would a child bite him? Unless its feral.
wheels Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Why would a child bite him? Unless its feral. What if he lives in Poopey?
sussexsaint Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Seriously , you need antibiotics and a tetanus booster. All dog bites need to be treated seriously - a dogs mouth is full of foulness. Sorry not a funny or witty post but please go and see your doc or go to a/e
Truckasaurus Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 i like dogs more than F****in children,get a tetenus(?) though, a jack russell ....what a tart
trousers Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 (edited) I realise now that I should have reported it to the police. Am I too late. No. Needs reporting. My son was bitten by a dog a few years ago. Reported it (I got the registration number of the owners' car) and the police phoned back a couple of days later to say they had paid them a visit and issued a formal warning. Edited 14 February, 2012 by trousers
Saint-scooby Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Grow some balls, get some salt and rub it in to the wound. doubt you will find the dog, there are plenty up in Coxford most of them are pushing prams..
Dr Who? Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 You should have confronted the dog at the time, or reported it to the nearest steward, not asking for advice two days after the event. Dog biting is not saintly!
Dr Who? Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Seriously get yourself along to the Shirley walk in centre, and up to you if you report the dog. I love dogs, but next time it could be a child that gets attacked by it.
dronskisaint Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 sue the ****er, you never know it might have serious wedge tied up in an offshore account. :D
Whitey Grandad Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Get it checked out quickly. You don't want septicaemia, that'll kill you in hours. The fact that it bled is a good sign.
sussexsaint Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 It isn't to be honest it means the injury was deep enough to contaminate the deeper tissues and makes the chance of septicaemia / cellulitis higher
stkev7 Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 The dog was a Millwall fan living in Southampton.
Window Cleaner Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 I was bitten by a dog on Sunday. A little Jack Russell. Thought it was just a scratch until itstarted bleeding whilst I was driving home, I'd just popped into that store at coxford corner near the old is building. Starting to feel sore, a little swollen and looks like it's bruised. I am a dog lover but I realise now that I should have reported it to the police. Am I too late. Dogs shouldn't be in shops, it's against the law. You can sue everybody concerned if the dog was actually in the shop, the owner of the dog and the owner of the shop.
PaulSaint Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 A lot of dogs eat their own poop, get it looked at bud.
ecuk268 Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Seriously get yourself along to the Shirley walk in centre, and up to you if you report the dog. I love dogs, but next time it could be a child that gets attacked by it. It closed "temporarily" so that the staff could help with the flu non-epidemic a couple of years ago. It was a very useful place which is probably why they closed it. Took a lot of load off the local GPs.
Dimond Geezer Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 It closed "temporarily" so that the staff could help with the flu non-epidemic a couple of years ago. It was a very useful place which is probably why they closed it. Took a lot of load off the local GPs. The one in Bitterne is still open (too serve a city of 250,000).
SW17James Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 I never usually post on here, but get yourself to the docs immediately. Nearly lost my girlfriend to a dog bite a few years ago. Seemed innocuous at first, but after 24 hours developed into chronic septicaemia and had her in hospital for a week very, very seriously ill. Sorry if it seems dramatic or alarmist, but experience proves it's worth erring on the side of caution.
Rattlehead Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 i like dogs more than F****in children And how much do you like F****in children?
buctootim Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 (edited) Seriously , you need antibiotics and a tetanus booster. All dog bites need to be treated seriously - a dogs mouth is full of foulness. Sorry not a funny or witty post but please go and see your doc or go to a/e I got bitten by a cat a year ago, did nothing about it and my hand swelled up like a grapefruit. Took two courses of antibiotics to cure it. Just fyi according to doc, in terms of nasties in the mouth, human bites are worse than either dog or cat bites. Edited 14 February, 2012 by buctootim
Viking Warrior Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 This might be useful Big John Bitten by a Dog? Dog Bites, Dog Attacks - Claim Compensation . http://www.simpsonmillar.co.uk/services/.../dog-bites-bitten-by-dog.aspxCached - Similar
Window Cleaner Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 This might be useful Big John Bitten by a Dog? Dog Bites, Dog Attacks - Claim Compensation . http://www.simpsonmillar.co.uk/services/.../dog-bites-bitten-by-dog.aspxCached - Similar Yep he should take them to the cleaners, hate dogs and the irresponsible idiots who let them aggress innocent passers by. If you just kicked his dog he'd have up up in front of the beak right? so take him for every penny he's got. Dogs are the bane of the earth.
Gingeletiss Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 Yep he should take them to the cleaners, hate dogs and the irresponsible idiots who let them aggress innocent passers by. If you just kicked his dog he'd have up up in front of the beak right? so take him for every penny he's got. Dogs are the bane of the earth. So are window cleaners, especially dumb ones, imo.
Huffton Posted 14 February, 2012 Posted 14 February, 2012 There is a walk in centre at the RSH. Although it sounds like rabies, nice knowing you...
saint boggy Posted 15 February, 2012 Posted 15 February, 2012 The dog was a Millwall fan living in Southampton.
Jonnyboy Posted 15 February, 2012 Posted 15 February, 2012 This might be useful Big John Bitten by a Dog? Dog Bites, Dog Attacks - Claim Compensation . www.simpsonmillar.co.uk/services/.../dog-bites-bitten-by-dog.aspxCached - Similar For a tiny nip?
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