2 Rottweilers Stop City's Destruction Plan

These two Rottweilers, Atlas and Zeus, are quite the heroes. They stopped a city's destruction plan by alerting their owner, a police officer, to a suspicious noise coming from the city's main building.

Their keen senses and quick thinking saved the day, and it's clear that their training and loyalty played a big role in their success.

The city of Richmond wants to destroy two Rottweilers, Axel and Paris, after a biting incident involving one of the dogs.

A city spokesperson claims the dogs were seized and an application was submitted to have them put down due to the incident and other information available to the city.

The owner of the dogs is fighting the decision, saying she doesn't understand why both dogs have to be punished, especially since Axel was the one that bit the man.

The city's bylaws manager says Paris was with Axel at the time of the incident, which is why she's being targeted for destruction.

The owner is willing to take the city to court if necessary to save her dogs.

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I've read about the St. Charles Incident, where two Rottweilers got loose and caused a significant amount of damage.

The Rottweilers were described as "powerful" and "aggressive" animals, which contributed to the severity of the incident.

Their owner was fined $1,000 for failing to secure the dogs.

This incident highlights the importance of keeping a close eye on powerful breeds like Rottweilers.

The Rottweilers involved in the incident were described as "young" and "untrained", which may have contributed to their behavior.

Their owner was also required to take a dog training course as part of the settlement.

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