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deary me, hopefully lesson learned, not having his dogs on a lead..

£10k bill to pay!

Sounds like a arrogant dog owner. Taking so many dogs out off a lead suggests lack af a brain. Glad it was not my dogs. Good addition then ????. For next season.

Or perhaps just naive.
Some of his dogs are rescues- no idea what background they have that might trigger something like this.
I'm happy with this signing.

Even more reason to keep them on a lead

He's not a bad lad, he's a lad who was little naive and lucky something worse didn't happen, like it says in article, he has rescue dogs, he's a good kid that made a mistake, the fact he offered to go to prison if it meant the dogs lives were spared says something about his character.

Keeping dogs on a lead can make it worse!
I have two rescues- one is a border collie cross- he would go absolutely stir crazy if he wasn't able to run and chase a ball. Some dogs need harder exercise than a walk round the park. A frustrated dog is a potentially dangerous dog.

It says something about what he has between his ears as well, Any dog that attacks a person needs a bullet.

Agree, suggest he sends the Wild Dogs around to Jools first time she criticises him. She could Tame them, being an expert.

Does that include a police dog.....

As they say.......Two dogs are a pair....Three dogs are a pack. That's nature.

Police dogs are trained to attack people in certain circumstances and when they are ordered to do so, If they were to do it outside those parameters, then yes they should get a bullet.

If you had a child who had been savaged ( god forbid ) or seen some one who had, would you feel any better knowing it was, or had been a police dog, or the owner had said, It's never done anything like this before, or some such rubbish.