My husband and I have two well behaved dogs, our housemates have two untrained dogs. Their adult male has recently become aggressive. 
He has attacked a total of five dogs now, And just this evening attacked a puppy to the point where he has puncture wounds and was covered in blood and terrified. I've expressed my concern many many times but I'm never taken seriously.

 We have a 18 month old daughter and though he's not been aggressive towards people...I don't care, I don't trust him and don't let him near her or our smaller dog at all. So, tonight my husband talks to him about the issue and his response is that he's been working long hours and the dog is missing his attention and if I have a problem with it I can just leave. Excuse me?! He barged into my bedroom to inform me of this no less. And my husband just shrugs and says "oh its his house, he makes the rules" I am the only one here at home all day since I don't work. But their two dogs never listen to me so I find it very difficult to train them, train my dogs, care for my daughter, and a whole household. 

I'm fed up with his hostility when anyone mentions that his dogs are out of control. He wants to keep pets but refuses to be responsible for their behavior. I'm honestly afraid that a confrontation is brewing that could really hurt the whole household. His fiancee, the 18 year old, is my good friend, but also afraid to confront him cause he blows up on her constantly. I'd love to say "lets just leave and get our own place" but that is just not a possibility just yet for financial reasons. 

What can I do here? I'm angry he refuses to do anything about it, but I'm also angry at my husband for just letting someone he claims is his best friend speak to me that way.
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The housemates male dog is out of control and I'm not allowed to have
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My husband and I have two well behaved dogs, our housemates have two untrained dogs. Their adult male has recently become aggressive. 
He has attacked a total of five dogs now, And just this evening attacked a puppy to the point where he has puncture wounds and was covered in blood and terrified. I've expressed my concern many many times but I'm never taken seriously.

 We have a 18 month old daughter and though he's not been aggressive towards people...I don't care, I don't trust him and don't let him near her or our smaller dog at all. So, tonight my husband talks to him about the issue and his response is that he's been working long hours and the dog is missing his attention and if I have a problem with it I can just leave. Excuse me?! He barged into my bedroom to inform me of this no less. And my husband just shrugs and says "oh its his house, he makes the rules" I am the only one here at home all day since I don't work. But their two dogs never listen to me so I find it very difficult to train them, train my dogs, care for my daughter, and a whole household. 

I'm fed up with his hostility when anyone mentions that his dogs are out of control. He wants to keep pets but refuses to be responsible for their behavior. I'm honestly afraid that a confrontation is brewing that could really hurt the whole household. His fiancee, the 18 year old, is my good friend, but also afraid to confront him cause he blows up on her constantly. I'd love to say "lets just leave and get our own place" but that is just not a possibility just yet for financial reasons. 

What can I do here? I'm angry he refuses to do anything about it, but I'm also angry at my husband for just letting someone he claims is his best friend speak to me that way.
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Housemate's untrained dog is attacking my dog, I'm at a loss as to what
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