Disgusting. I’m talking about the cups, the shoving, the pulling, the washing, and then boiling them. It’s just gross. It seems pretty likely that things will misalign and you'll just end up leaking around the cup anyway. Honestly, I think plain old pads are much more hygienic since you can just let everything flow and get rid of the shedding without any obstacles. As for dancing or jumping around—hell no. During those few days, I just want peace and rest. That’s how my hormones work.
Could be. Personally, I think those aggressive dogs are a bit of a lottery. Maybe they’ll be fine, or maybe they’ll bite you. I guess I’ll leave the final word to the experts, while I just sit here reading the news about how often some dog mauls someone lately.
Either all these dogs are completely unsocialized and traumatized—which probably needs to be addressed by implementing serious oversight on who owns what kind of pet—or people are just placing way too much trust in them.
Even muzzling isn't the perfect fix. You can't have a dog wearing a muzzle 24/7 without it becoming traumatized. Honestly, the fact that an animal has to be muzzled whenever it's around people or other animals tells me it's not really a "pet."
If Damir Skok could actually guarantee he’ll rehabilitate a dog so that it stops attacking, injuring, or killing people—regardless of whether the owner is drunk, a passerby glares at it, a kid screams during a game, or a neighbor farts too loud in their window (unless I'm defending my own life or my owner's)—then maybe I’d give him a chance. Otherwise, we should just clear these dangerous animals out of civilized society and euthanize the ones that have already attacked.
And what Rachel Evans94 mentioned needs to be considered too. We need psychological evaluations and tests to see if someone is even capable of training a dog properly. Plus, there should be strict criminal liability for owners for whatever crap their dogs pull.