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    • Woman Recovering From Dog Attack Save Email Print
    Humane Society takes animal involved
    Posted: 9:46 PM May 15, 2008
     Last Updated: 12:55 AM May 16, 2008
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    An Omaha woman is recovering from a dog attack and the Humane Society has now taken custody of the animal.

    Cynthia Edwards was back home on Thursday night after spending several hours at the hospital.

    She was attacked by a pit bull and she says, "I have an injury on my thigh and on my buttocks and I have stitches and I got stitches in my forehead."

    Edwards says she heard the dog barking as she was walking to meet a relative for lunch near 22nd and Laird.

    She says the dog then broke loose from its leash and attacked.

    "I couldn't move," she said. "The only thing I could feel was the dog sensation gripping my leg and just pulling."

    Edwards' injuries include a number of cuts and bruises as a result of the attack.

    The dog will remain at the Humane Society until a judge decides what will happen next.
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    Posted by: Kris Location: Omaha on May 20, 2008 at 04:49 PM
    I've learned to check and recheck how I fasten my dogs leash and collar in order to prevent situations like this. He is also not allowed to be outside without supervision. This is a matter that owners of any breed of dog needs to be more responsible. I do feel terribly sorry for this woman whom was bitten but I don't blame the dog half as much as I do the owner. I also feel that any dog that draws blood or causes death to a person should be put down immidiately regardless of breed. We all too often forget that these animals instincts are...meat. Pits are very territorial canines, very bright, and very protective of their families. I don't agree with a ban so much as the owners need to be more aware and educated (not placing everyone at fault here)about their pets as well as have to carry an insurance on them limiting pits from ending up in the wrong hands. For anyone with a dog..be sure to secure them!
    Posted by: Anonymous on May 20, 2008 at 06:50 AM
    Look at the national news. Pitbull attacks such as this one occur dozens of times a month. Much more often than attacks by all other breeds of dogs, and attacks by all wild animals put together. If people can have pit bulls why don't we just let them have tigers and bears. Pit bulls-domesticated, yeah right.
    Posted by: Mr. and Mrs. Lyons Location: Gretna on May 19, 2008 at 08:05 PM
    Our family has a 6 month old pit bull, he is the best family dog that we have ever had, I trust him completly with strangers, other dogs and with our children. He shares his water bowl with our two cats! Our 11 month old crawls over him and he sleeps with our 7 year old. I will never own another breed but the pit. The breed pit bull has a bad rap, due to ignorant people owning them such as the "gangster" person and the ones who choose to fight them, all dogs will bite, no matter what kind they may be, large or small. You should not judge the entire breed based on the stories, as you should not judge any animal unless you have had a negative experience with them. And who is to forget that the english bull dog is one of the top breeds in the US don't they share the same bloodline as the pit bull? Please know that there are good pits out there, just not good owners.
    Posted by: kevin on May 19, 2008 at 03:51 PM
    I know I will be acused of profiling, but before I even read the article I said to myself "useless pit bull". I was right.
    Posted by: me Location: omaha on May 19, 2008 at 04:44 AM
    I am scared to death of dogs. Not all dogs, but those that are knee high or higher. I will shoot a dog that shows its teeth. A mean looking dog scares me to death. Above is perfect rationale to hate many dogs. Unfortunately this is the rationale I use. It is also the rationale the dog uses. What many people fail to see is that dogs sense this fear. They are animals and this fear only amps them. When I am approached by a dog I know my comfort level. I know when the dog is too close. Unfortunately for the dog he might be too close. If you truly love your dog...keep it on a leash, do NOT let it approach a stranger....and for heavens sakes do not think it is acceptable to take your dog to a public place ie. parks (besides dog parks), downtown, in your car with the windows down, in your front yard unchained etc etc. Your dog senses my fear. I have opposable thumbs and will react when your dog snarls....Sorry.
    Posted by: John Location: Omaha on May 18, 2008 at 05:38 PM
    It's not a question of whether or not other breeds will bite. It's a question of the likelyhood of crippling injury or death resulting from the attack of a given breed. I love dogs myself, but I have to wonder why some feel the need to own a dog that is bred to kill. I know there are some proponents of revisionist history who would tell us all that pitbulls are bred for hunting. I have to ask hunting what? Your neighbor's dog? The lady down the street? The reinvention of the history of the pitbull breed is a creation of those who would profit from the breeding of pitbulls and dog fighting.
    Posted by: Here Location: Look Around on May 18, 2008 at 06:46 AM
    Has anyone every received a bite from a chihuahua. They are just as vicious as any other dog. Oh, there is one difference, the chihuahua is quicker and can get more bites in than another dog.
    Posted by: Clean Lines Location: Nebraska on May 18, 2008 at 02:17 AM
    I don't trust pits, any mixed breed dog, nor any purebreed dog that doesn't have certified clean bloodlines going back at least 4 generations on each side.
    Posted by: Gangless Location: Omaha on May 17, 2008 at 08:21 PM
    Why do the gang members need a pit bull and and a car with spinning rims to feel good about themselves. I am not saying the owner of this dog is a gang member, but the gangs started this facination with pit bulls. They are not family pets. they were bred for fighting. It is no surprise to see people getting bitten.
    Posted by: R Location: Omaha on May 17, 2008 at 11:40 AM
    Statistically, yes, most bites are by Lab MIXES. I have a Lab, trust him completely. Lab mix? Nope. However, Lab vs Pit bite..VERY, VERY different! Labs & other dogs are not bred to bite & attack like Pits. Do I trust Pits? Nope. Never would have one & generally avoid them if I'm walking my 100 lb Lab. I agree with the ban, somewhat, but feel that there are truely bad OWNERS not dogs.
    Posted by: Proud Pit Owner Location: Millard on May 17, 2008 at 11:08 AM
    I'm so happy to finally see others who are not just bashing pits. I just shake my head at those who say 90% of all bites are from pits, because they obviously do not know how to do research. The media has alot to do with how pits are portrayed, I saw a story a few months back about a woman who was bit and the dog breed was not mentioned. I happened to know this person and she said it was not a pit. The only time the media reports on these things and puts out the breed in their story is when it is a pitbull. Hmmm.... I do feel that there need to be MUCH stricter penalties for people with ANY dog that is not on a leash or attacks someone, I also agree with others that if you have a dog (other than the really small 'toy' dogs) there should be a 6' fence to protect the community as well as the animals.
    Posted by: Here Location: Look Around on May 17, 2008 at 06:46 AM
    I have a pitbull, the original pit. Not the American pit. He is so lovable. I also own a german Shepard and lab/great dane mix. My dogs are social, non aggressive. I am babysitting my 2 sons dogs one is a pitbull and one is a cane corso. They play together and would never bite anyone. I trust them around my grandbaby. They are in my house and backyard but they are also properly trained and in a privacy fence. True all would lick/love you to death that is the only fear you should have of my dogs and grandbaby dogs. They do act like idiots when we come home. They jump on us and bark like crazy. It is just the way they were brought up to be social non aggressive babies. I would fight for my dogs right to life. Just quit blaming the dog blame the owner. Have you ever seen the show Dog Whisperer. If not see it and see all the different breeds he works with over their behaviors. Not just pits.
    Posted by: Mary O. Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 11:18 PM
    I've had one experience w/a Pittbull, riding 10 minutes in a truck w/a friend, a stranger & his Pittbull. The Pittbull decided to sit on my lap. I was scared to death, but nothing happened. However, I grew up w/a dog that was 1/2 Poodle & an unknown but possibly a breed of Terrier. My parents had no clue how to raise an indoor dog. Until my dad built a backyard fence, Peppi was put on a chain... mistake #1. He was never socialized w/dogs & was w/very few humans. There also was a lot of chaos in our dysfunctional family due to my dad's anger issues. Needless to say, Peppi was a very vicious dog. The 25-lb dog broke a window & jumped through it to get to the mailman. He even bit my sister. Twenty yrs later, Ihave a Poodle who loves dogs & people because he was socialized. He was never put on a chain & the two of us live a quiet life. He has never shown his teeth to anyone. I KNOW he would never bite. There is definitely something to be said about how a dog is raised.
    Posted by: amanda Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 10:38 PM
    so ive been bit my a lasaopso, my friends dog was attacked by a german shepard, a papllion atempted to bite my daughter ive known people that had to keep their lab locked up when people ccame over but i have never known anyone who has been attacked or threatend by a pit ive ownd 3 and they might have licked to death but thats it the same goes for any pit i have ever met
    Posted by: amanda Location: 93rd and center on May 16, 2008 at 10:24 PM
    I am so sick of people blaiming pitbulls for the way humans train them.. any dog can attack! by nature pits are friendly loyal dogs do your research "ban the deed not the breed." I have owned and met pits and i have never met one i have ever felt threatend by. Dogs attack everyday but you only hear about the pits. People need to educate themselves before they start judging, its a lot like racism, against dogs, people steriotype because of some humans who should never come near animals let alone own one
    Posted by: donna Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 09:38 PM
    That isn't true about if the dog tries to touch the owner, the dog will attack. I took my pit all over today and not once, did she attack anyone. There may not be pit bull attacks in CB but I am sure that dogs still bite people. It's not being reported.
    Posted by: Kat Location: The Middle of Nowhere on May 16, 2008 at 09:33 PM
    The problem isn't pitbulls. The owner should be held responsible for the dog. Pitbulls might have slightly more agressive tendencies, but with proper training, they will still be good dogs. Any dog will be mean if they aren't treated right. My cocker spaniel was aggressive when we found him because he was abused as a puppy. He's fine now but we still keep a close eye on him. A breed ban will do nothing to help. The simple way out of it is to not register your dog and keep him where people can't see it. Dogs don't attack just beacause unless they were trained to fight. Some people are attacked because they may have unintentionally made eye contact with the dog or walked in his territory. I honestly feel no sympathy for many of the kids who are attacked. Those kids often do stupid things to set the dog off. They don't attack just beacause they are sitting there. The dog should be euthanized if he is truly agressive because that is humane thing for the dog. Punish the deed, not the breed!
    Posted by: Jordan Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 08:49 PM
    I feel any dog can become an aggressive dog it all depends on how that dog is maintained. Last year in Omaha, the number one bite dog was the Gernan Shep, then the pit bull, then the labrador with only a few numbers between them. If Omaha, is going to ban pitbulls they also need to ban Shepherds and Labs which of course they wouldn't do. What needs to be done is make more regulations for people that own these dogs such as a mandatory 6 foot fence, locks on gaits, and signs posted. Currently, their are still Pitbulls in council bluffs because they were grandfathered in, but these owners have to abide by further restrictions and it has resulted in much feweer cases of dog bites. If pitbulls are banned they will just be replaced with Rottweilers, Shepherds, etc. If dogs stay in their yards and wear muzzles when being walked it would decrease the amount of bites dramatically and people can still live with whatever breed of dog they want.
    Posted by: anon Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 04:22 PM
    saying dogs dont attack people, and its all in how they are raised is like saying guns dont kill people, the parents raising the people with the guns should have done a better job. its crap!
    Posted by: JB on May 16, 2008 at 04:04 PM
    Why is it that all these pit bull owners think how you raise a dog is the only thing that determines their behavior? If you are going to own a dog like this PLEASE educate yourself on it. Pit bulls are dog aggressive by their very nature, some are human aggressive as well due to poor breeding. You can be the best owner in the world and if the dog has bad genes there is nothing you can do to reverse it. That's why pit bulls are responsible for the most severe attacks and deaths - the owners were not educated enough to keep the dog in a safe way. It may not ultimately be the dog's fault, but that doesn't make them any safer to own.
    Posted by: Michael Location: Council Bluffs on May 16, 2008 at 03:45 PM
    Checks the statistics. There were 29 pit bull bites in 2004, the year before they were closely regulated and all new ones banned in Council Bluffs. That number dropped to 12 in 2005, to 6 in 2006 and to just 2 in 2007. The percentage of overall dog bites inflicted by pit bulls dropped from 32% to just 2%.
    Posted by: OUTRAGED Location: OMAHA on May 16, 2008 at 03:20 PM
    All the attacks of dogs are always pitbulls at least 90 percent. And they are very bad attacks. Pitbulls are born with a different smelling sense than other dogs. My brother got a pitbull and he was a baby they tried to train him for years and still they are violent animals he ended up attacking my little niece luckily nothing serious happened to her.
    Posted by: Kathy Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 03:18 PM
    There needs to be tougher fines for ANY dog that is running loose or breaks loose. There have been several times I've walked my dog on a leash around the block and other neighborhood dogs are unleashed in their front yard. They then come running over to myself, my daughter and our dog - frightening us all until the dog can be dragged back into it's yard. Yet I'm the one that gets a dirty look when I tell them to chain up their dog! All dogs need to be SECURELY chained!
    Posted by: Brooke Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 02:27 PM
    Actually if you do your research- more dog bites are reported each year by Labradors than pit bulls. Pit Bulls get a very bad wrap because of the one sect of owners who have them for the wrong reason- to raise them mean and to fight and attack. People who say pit bulls should be banned need to educate themselves. And the media is very bias against reporting pit bull attacks. The real problem is the owners. Most are extrememly irresponsible and have them for the wrong reasons. Instead of a ban, how about a permit to own one? And how about a permit to own any dog breed with a history of agression. That way there would be some regulation of who is allowed to own these types of dogs.
    Posted by: p Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 01:53 PM
    cyntia is a friend of mine. we worked together for years in nursing and i am so sorry to hear about this . i think these dogs should be banned from our city because to many people are attacked . get well soon cynthia
    Posted by: Richard Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 12:40 PM
    First of all, pitbulls and rots have are aggressive by nature. second, they need to ban pits and rots. I know they might act nice but its the future u need to worry about. at anytime these dogs will attack without cause. I owned a bassethound, how the heck did it bite someone when there so low to the ground and mine was the most loveable dog u could have. kids would come around and yank on its ears or ride on his back but he never ever bit or growled at anyone. Yes, it also depends on how the dog is raised but with pits and rots, there just natural killers.
    Posted by: Theresa Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 12:36 PM
    I think it is the owner's responsibility to train their dog. I also think it is the owner who should be held accountable for any dogs that are aggressive. I have had dogs all my life and have never had one bite anyone (except when our house got broken into). If you are gentle with the animal as they are growing up, teach it some obedience and love it, the dog probably will not be aggressive. Even though I am also afraid of pitbulls, I think it is the responsiblity of the owner. Maybe they should be required to put up privacy fences so there is slim to no chance of the dogs being able to get out of the yard.
    Posted by: anonymous Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 12:33 PM
    hhhhhhmmmm.....I thought all animals can attack. why would it make the difference of the owner or if the animal had obedience classes or not? it's a animal...I mean really.
    Posted by: Crocodile Tears Location: Delusional State on May 16, 2008 at 11:58 AM
    It's not the animal, it's how you raise it, right? We keep a Nile Crocodile, five feet long, around our infant, and it's really safe, because we "raised it right". Really, really safe. Hey, where's the baby...
    Posted by: to Ali Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 11:53 AM
    Sure, your dog is the sweetest thing --- to YOU. But if I were to approach you and touch you, that dog would take after me thinking I was going to harm you. It's just the nature of the breed.
    Posted by: R Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 11:52 AM
    I agree with most of the other posters. Pit Bulls are powerful animals and can be gentle or dangerous depending on how they are raised. I don't believe in a ban on a particular breed. I believe in punishment for the owners, trainers, and breeders. P.S. The meanest dog I ever met was a Cocker Spaniel.
    Posted by: J Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 11:37 AM
    Granted the owner has a lot to do with how the dog behaves, but on the same note you can't train instinct! How many attacks has council bluffs had since they enacted the ban? Enough said.
    Posted by: John Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 11:35 AM
    In South O over half the dogs are pitbulls. Over half of these pitbulls run the streets loose. My wife and I no longer walk in our neighborhood and feel like prisoners in our own home. Where are these responsible pitbull owners cause I'm not seeing them. I keep reading it's not pitbulls, it's the owners. More like it's not just the pitbulls it's the cowardly, bully attitudes of most pitbull owners. Thus the bully breed label.
    Posted by: Candy Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 11:32 AM
    It is the owner of the dogs not the dogs fault. I have an american bulldog, which is cousins to pit bulls and she would not harm anyone walking by. My aunt and husband are dog groomers and they will say that it is the small dogs that bite not the big ones. It is how the dogs are raised, if you socialize the dogs there will not be a problem. I have had friends that also have gotten bite by Labs. People just need to be responsible for their dogs and treat them with respect.
    Posted by: Jon Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 10:56 AM
    I googled Pit Bulls on the net. They were bred specifically for fighting, and for taking down bulls. Real bulls! The idea was when a pitt attacked a person, they would be killed, but the breeding for aggressiveness continued. Agressive, is aggressive. Change the breeding, not the breed!
    Posted by: DB Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 10:54 AM
    http://www.dogsbite.org Get the facts, people. 3 year old boy killed in NC this week! Too many people seriously injured or killed by these dogs. Gotta ban the dang dogs. Protect the people.
    Posted by: K Location: Elkhorn on May 16, 2008 at 10:06 AM
    While many kinds of dogs will attack, pitbulls are an inordinately high percentage of attacks that cause this kind of damage and worse! I vote for the ban like CB has.
    Posted by: VENTL8R Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 09:59 AM
    One thing I learned while taking one of my dogs to obedience training at the Humane Society is that "dogs don't make mistakes. People make mistakes." This pitbull didn't ask to be bred and be raised in that situation. Dogs, in general, aren't mean; unless they are bred to be so, and again, that falls into the hands of people. How many times have you seen a Pug or a Jack Russell nipping and biting the legs and shoes of its owners? Quite a bit if you look around. Do the owners do anything about it? NOt usually and that only compounds the situation. Admittedly I'm not a big fan of PBs or Rotties because of the rap they have. I think Dobies are some of the most graceful dogs out there and they, too, have the same rap of being vicious due, partly, to their history. It pretty much all boils down to RESPONSIBLE. OWNERS. It's not difficult to train your dog if you stick with it and are consistent. A ban on PBs? Because of a few bad stories we need to stereotype the whole breed?
    Posted by: ALI Location: COUNCIL BLUFFS on May 16, 2008 at 09:49 AM
    ITS NOT THE PITBULL, ITS HOW THEY ARE RAISED I HAVE A PITBULL AND IT IS THE SWEETEST DOG EVER, I AM ONE OF THOSE BELIEVERS. STILL, MY HEART GOES OUT TO THIS LADY, AND I AGREE IF IT IS AN UNCONTROLLABLE DOG IT DOES NEED TO BE PUT DOWN.
    Posted by: Carol on May 16, 2008 at 09:14 AM
    It doesnt matter what type of dog it is. Every dog can bite. We had a Rottweiler who saved my fiance' life, yet our neighbors had a bassett hound that bit my son in the face. Doesnt matter what dog it is the owner should always be held responsible.
    Posted by: Wow Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 09:12 AM
    I am sorry to hear this horrible occurence but what is with the owner yelling at his dog? Quality, simply quality.
    Posted by: Lorrie Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 08:27 AM
    I am relieved to find out the Humane Society took custody of the animal. I've had many dogs over my life and I have never owned a dog that would attack a person walking by. This situation makes a person wonder if the dog was raised this way or if the animal is a product of his breeding. None the less, this animal should be put down. This is the only way to protect others in the neighborhood.
    Posted by: Anonymous Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 08:18 AM
    I know a little girl who just got bitten in the face by a pitbull this weekend. 40 some stitches in her face. I am with BM ban the pit bulls!
    Posted by: Anonymous on May 16, 2008 at 08:05 AM
    It makes me crazy how everyone says ban pitbulls. All dogs can attack. It is up to the owner on how the dog is raised on how they will act when they get older. I know lots of people that own pitbulls and they are the sweetest, most loving dogs ever. My friends is raising her kid around hers and the dog is perfectly fine with the kid. I think everyone need to quit blaming the breed and start blaming the owners of these pitbulls that are attacking. If were gonna ban pitbulls for attacking then we better ban all dogs cause all dogs can attack.
    Posted by: rm Location: omaha on May 16, 2008 at 07:53 AM
    its not the dogs fault people who have pt bulls make them the way they are all dogs can be mean but the pitbull is more powerful all dogs can attack its the people just like its not the guns fault its the people,i have pitts and they are are not attackers killers.
    Posted by: Greenie Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 07:11 AM
    Pit bulls and a number of other dogs have massive jaws and teeth and violent dispositions. To own these dogs, a person should have to get a license and have the dog be trained. Insurance companies should refuse to insure people who own these types of dogs.
    Posted by: NIcole Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 07:08 AM
    Statistically speaking, you're much more likely to be bitten by a golden retriever than a pit bull. Bad owners make dogs that bite, there are no bad dogs.
    Posted by: Ak Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 06:24 AM
    the temperment of an animal all depends on how it was raised, yes pit bulls have that steriotype of being a mean hurtfull dog but there are many breeds that will attack, we just never hear about them in the news. Being in the vet field most injuries i have seen to staff are from small dogs. I dont feel that a ban is going to solve anything.
    Posted by: doglover Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 06:01 AM
    I found a pit bull recently and she is a very loveable dog. I have taken her to the vet, around other dogs, and other people to see how she would react. She didn't act aggressively and she doesn't bark. On the other hand, I do agree if ANY dog acts aggressively and bites someone then they should be put down. It's really how the owner trains them.
    Posted by: Jennifer Location: Council Bluffs on May 16, 2008 at 02:42 AM
    I have owned pitt bulls all my life, and they have a bad wrap for the wrong reason. I have yet to own a mean pitt bull, cuz i treat them with respect and never yell, I have even saved a young pitt bull who was being burned by hot oil to trigger it's mean state. That dog ended up being the best dog I had. She was the best friend my two year old daughter ever had, and still her best friend 8 years later. It's the owner and how they are raised, though there are rare cases, in most its the owner not the dog. And pitts aren't the only ones who attacks, A friend of mine was attacked here in CB by a golden lab, did it make it on the news, no. Funny how dog attacks aren't all on the news, just the ones people hate for the wrong reason! I'm sorry this had happened, but DON'T JUST BLAME THE DOG!
    Posted by: jp Location: bellevue on May 16, 2008 at 01:41 AM
    Though I am a dog lover, there needs to be one standard for all dog attacks. Cuz I know some people will say that its pitbulls that do this. But I've seen all kinds. Go to trial, and if its the owners fault, fine and/or prison. And if its an uncontrollable dog, sorry to say but put it down.
    Posted by: Tony Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 12:05 AM
    These dogs should be shot dead between the eyes point blank range. jmo
    Posted by: BM Location: Omaha on May 16, 2008 at 12:02 AM
    Time for a ban on all pit bulls? I think so.
    Posted by: Lori Location: NW omaha on May 15, 2008 at 10:24 PM
    Surprise, suprise, another pit bull attack. Hope she recovers quickly and the judge tickets the owner and puts the dog down.
    Posted by: jay Location: old market on May 15, 2008 at 10:22 PM
    go figure.... a PITBULL, not a poodle... a PITBULL
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