Grrr!

[Karen]

The child may have other behavioral or emotional problems as well, please don't assume that this is a normal family and situation and a normal child. At least they are trying to do the right thing, and not dumping the dog at a shelter, locking him in the basement, tying him up in the back yard or worse - dumping him on the street. They should be prompted to contact a breed rescue group.

[Catty1]

I did reply via web post and, as gently as I could, suggested they get their child evaluated, for his own safety.

(once I cooled down)

If this kid doesn't "get it" after being snarled at and nipped, what ELSE won't he "get" that could endanger his well-being?

I do understand, Karen...I was just MAD.

Thanks!