When she called them in, without any warning, she said they snapped.(lies)

WISCONSIN -- It's taken a year for former babysitter Sue Iwicki to find the courage to share her story after her pit bulls mauled a toddler to death.

She's now joined the family of Dax Borchardt for a new mission to keep his memory alive.
"I have been living March 6, 2013, for the last year," Iwicki said.

That day changed Iwicki's life forever.

She was babysitting Jeff Borchardt's son, Dax, like she did every day at her apartment in Walworth County.

After lunch, she let the dogs outside to go to the bathroom. When she called them in, without any warning, she said they snapped.

"I wasn't able to keep Dax in my arms, and my immediate reaction was to cover Dax," Iwicki said.

Iwicki said she tried everything to get the dogs off the toddler.

"I scratched at them, poked them in the eyes, fought with them," Iwicki said.

But she couldn't save Dax.

"They weren't going to stop until they were done," Iwicki said.

Iwicki told WISN 12 News reporter Christina Palladino that part of her healing has been to work with Borchardt on a foundation in his son's honor called Daxton's Friends.

The mission is to educate the public on all dog breeds before bringing them into the home.

"He only had 14 months to live. By starting this organization, he can live on forever. He will not have died in vain," Borchardt said.

"I had to experience the absolute worst day of my life to learn a very hard lesson about breed ownership," Iwicki said.

To move forward, Borchardt has forgiven Iwicki and doesn't blame her for Dax's death.

Now their lives are spent honoring his legacy.

"It's given me a purpose, a cause to help save lives," Borchardt said.

Authorities never issued criminal charges in Dax's death. They said it was a terrible accident.

Iwicki had both her dogs put down immediately. She and her boyfriend got the dogs as puppies, and for three years, she said they never showed any aggression before attacking Dax.

To find out more information: Daxton's Friends. The organization is also holding a benefit Thursday in Illinois:

The Daxton’s Friends for Canine Education & Awareness Launch Party and Fundraising Event
Mayslake Peabody Estate
1717 31st Street 
Oak Brook, IL 60523

(WISN Milwaukee - Mar 5, 2014)

A STORY FOUNDED ON LIES JD BOOFHEAD

DESPITE THE FACT THAT THE VET 

REPORTS OVERWHELMINGLY 

INDICATE SUSAN IWICKI'S DOGS

"Canine Boxer mix" ?

Vet Reports on Bosston:

From the Geneva Lakes 

Animal Hospital, printed on 03/11/2013 at 11:20am. 

Bosston, listed as a Canine Boxer mix, male, neutered. 

Color, Brindle, and weight is listed at 58 lbs. Date 

deceased is listed as 3/7/13. Vaccinations current on 

Rabies thru 9/12/14, Vaccinations overdue on Distemper 

on 9/12/12, Lyme Disease on 9/12/12, Fecal Examination 

on 9/12/12, and Heartworm (occult) on 01/18/12. The 

report goes on to list Bosston’s entire medical history, 

from 07/26/10 thru 06/27/12, which was the last time he 

was seen by a Veterinarian. There is also another page 

where it lists Bosston as a K-9 species, M, Boxer mix, 

Colors of Brindle/White with a dob of 04/21/10. No 

further information is listed on this page. There are also 

several pages of “charting” on Bosston, starting on 

6/7/10 for a “New Puppy Exam”, and ending 6/28/12 with 

a follow up on a leg issue.

Vet Reports on Penny:

From the Geneva Lakes Animal Hospital, printed on 

3/11/13 at 11:20am. Penny, listed as a Canine Pit Bull 

mix, female, spayed. Color, Brindle, and weight is listed 

at 49 lbs. Date deceased is listed as 3/7/13. Vaccinations 

were current on Rabies thru 9/12/14 and Fecal 

Examination thru 6/28/13. Vaccinations overdue on 

Distemper on 9/12/12, Heartworm (Occult) 9/12/12, and 

Lyme Disease 9/12/12. The report goes on to list 

Penny’s medical history, from 9/13/11 thru 07/16/12, 

which was the last time she was seen by a Veterinarian. 

There is also another page where it lists Penny as a K-9 

species, F, Boxer mix, Color of Dark Brindle with a dob 

of 04/21/10. No further information is listed on this page. 

There are also several pages of “charting” on Penny, 

starting on 6/7/10 for a “New Puppy Exam”, and ending 

6/28/12 with a Fecal Exam, and medication for treatment 

of worms. On the bottom of the last page of the charts, 

there is an “Alert” that says “Go Slow-Reactive”. 

Penny’s records also include forms from when she was 

spayed, one page is an authorization form. The owners 

did choose laser surgery and Pre-Anesthetic blood 

testing. There is also a Surgical Summary from her 

operation. Another form with her records appears to be 

blood work results. It was done at IDEXX Laboratories 

on 11/19/10, for a Female Canine Boxer named Penny, 

age 7 months. It also lists the doctor as Cynthia Farris. 

The weight says 0.0 lbs. Lastly, there is a report from 

Urgent Care Veterinary Services, from 11/27/10. Penny is 

listed as Canine species, Pit Bull, 7 months old. She was 

seen for her incision from her spay surgery, which had 

opened up and was bleeding. The vet that treated Penny 

was Dr. Jeff Korosec, who was the same doctor that 

ended up euthanizing both dogs after the attack.

One is listed as a boxer mix, one as a pit bull mix, but 

they were brother and sister according to Susan. Go 

figure?

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THANK YOU.....

Studies in the United States have indicated that the “pit bull” is responsible for a significant number of human fatalities resulting from dog attack, but the data on which such studies are based are flawed by methodological shortcomings

After more than a century as an uncontroversial dog 

(Jessup, 1975), the American pit bull terrier has 

developed a notorious reputation as a dangerous breed 

since 1980, with consequent restrictions placed upon it 

by jurisdictions in Australia and elsewhere. Studies in 

the United States have indicated that the “pit bull” is 

responsible for a significant number of human fatalities 

resulting from dog attack, but the data on which such 

studies are based are flawed by methodological 

shortcomings. Using absolute numbers of dog attacks 

by breed in Australia, data on attacks on human beings 

reveal the pit bull terrier to be exceeded by several other 

breeds. Regardless, the primary problem is that reliable 

data do not exist for the number of attacks relative to 

breed population. Of 19 human fatalities in Australia 

over the past two decades, none has involved a dog 

verified to be an American pit bull terrier. The evidence 

does not sustain the view that this is a uniquely 

dangerous breed, and breed-specific laws aimed to 

control it have not been demonstrated by authorities to 

be justified by its attack record.

http://www.journalvetbehavior.com/article/S1558-7878(06)00012-8/abstract

Jonathan A. Macready Witness to pit bull terrorism (JOURNALIST OR FANATIC?)

 

Pit Bulls, Bred to be Aggressive Like Many of Their Owners

By Jonathan A. Macready Witness to pit bull terrorism January 27, 2015
Dogs bite 4 to 5 million Americans every year. Few attacks are fatal. Unless it is a pit bull or a pit-bull cross. If a poodle bites you - you probably won't go to the hospital and you won't die. If a pit bull bites you - you are going to the hospital and you might die. Just like an alligator or a lion is not a suitable pet, although a lizard or cat might be, a pit bull or pit bull cross is not a suitable pet. Consider: Pit bulls make up 6% of the dog population, but are responsible for 68% of dog attacks and 52% of dog-related deaths. One person is killed by a pit bull every 14 days, two people are injured by a pit bull every day. There is not a breed of dog more dangerous because violence is in their DNA. Pit bulls were bred to go into the pit and fight. Some say no dog has a predisposition to aggression. Just like Father Flanagan said in Boys Town, "there is no such thing as a bad boy." But there are bad boys and bad dogs and if the bad dog is a pit bull, there is danger. Every kind of dog is neglected and abused. Not every kind of dog responds by killing and injuring people. Consider: Different breeds have genetic predispositions to certain kinds of behavior, though that can be influenced by how they are raised. Why do herding dogs herd? Why do pointing dogs point? That's selective behavior. It's in their DNA. Pit bulls were descended from the old English "bulldogge," used in the sport of bull baiting, where spectators watched dogs tear apart a bull. It was banned in the 1830s, and bull baiters moved to dog fighting and bred accordingly. Bulldogge owners crossed the bulldogge with terriers for dog fighting prowess. Thus was born the pit-bull terrier, the most dangerous dog known to man. The pit-bull terrier's breeding history separates it from the Doberman and Rottweiler which were bred to guard their masters and their property. Pit bulls were bred to kill other dogs. The pit bull is quicker to anger than other dogs, due to their high level of the neurotransmitter L-tyrosine. Pit bulls are more tenacious; their attacks last for 15 minutes or longer, and nothing—blows, kicks, sticks, or whipped by hoses—can stop them because of their insensitivity to pain. This has to do with brain chemistry. The body releases endorphins as a natural painkiller. Pit bulls generate higher levels of the endorphins. Most dogs warn you before they attack, growling or barking. The pit bull attacks without warning. Most dogs bow to signal they want to frolic. The pit bull may follow a playful bow with a lethal assault. Pit bulls were not originally bred to be aggressive to people. But irresponsible breeders let the dogs' block against being aggressive to people disappear over time. Raised responsibly, pit bulls can be playful, intelligent, loyal and loving. Until the genetic time bomb goes off - if it does. And it may not. Who knows. As for me. I wouldn't chance it. That latent aggressive gene may erupt any time. If it were a poodle, it wouldn't matter. But we're talking about pit bulls which can tear off your arm or bite off your face. From my point of view, pit bulls should be regulated like other dangerous species, like leopards or crocodiles. You can keep them at home, but don't be surprised if one day they maul you - maybe to your death. Good luck pit bull owners. I wish you well and hope you never have cause to regret your decision to keep such a potentially dangerous dog in your life. While a lion has many similarities to the house cat and can be trained similarly, they make poor pets. In the event that they bite their owner, it will likely have a more lasting impact.

John Tawaroa CAN YOU ANSWER THE QUESTION?

John Tawaroa 


"No you didn't make it clear at all, you just 


said that's my opinion.  The hallmark trait of the pit 


nutter is their unwillingness to accept the genetic 


heritage of the pit bulldog (It’s all how you raise ‘em!) or 


their inability to see the death and destruction their pit 


bulldogs create as anything other than collateral 


damage that the rest of society must 


absorb so that the pit nutter can enjoy the freedom of 


owning a killing machine. Pit nutters often dress their 


dogs up in tutus, hitting the streets and forcing them 


upon the non-pit nutter population in an attempt to 


indoctrinate others, not unlike religious cults.





Oh shit, here comes another pit nutter. Hide your 



children before they get their faces torn off"




AS YOU CAN SEE JOHN CAN SPIN

A GOOD YARN AND IS EXPERT AT

STRINGING THE DESCRIPTIVE

ADJECTIVES TOGETHER AS GOOD

AS ANY OTHER FOAMER, ALL LIES

AND CULLEEN AND MERRITLESS 

PROPAGANDA, 

ONE QUESTION JOHN,, IF IT'S THE

HARD WIRED GENETICS OF 

PITBULLS THAT CAUSES THE 

ATTACKS THEN HOW IS IT EVEN

POSSIBLE THAT OTHER NON

FIGHTING BREEDS ARE ATTACKING

AND KILLING TOO..... THE SHORT 

ANSWER.... IT'S NOT, BECAUSE IT'S

ALL LIES!