The only photo that looked fake to me was the one of the dog fl;ying with his feet straight down.
2 Pitbulls (aka spic dogs) take on an 2,000 lbs Bull and get severely 0WN3D
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All I'm trying to say is those dogs have gotten a bad rap. And from my close experience with several breeds of dog, it's all about how they were raised and treated.
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I'm your pack leader bitch.Originally posted by chazerIf you're truly your dogs master (aka the pack leader) you should never have that problem. The women in the video linked obviously had no business owning 1 "Pit Bull", let alone 2.Comment
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Actually im a project manager at a structural steel business. Who are you, lotusmike's butt buddy? Lick my fucking bag..Originally posted by Mr DickovitchDo you work at KFC?
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Shut the fuck up before I bite you in the face.Originally posted by chazerthe only thing you're the pack leader of is the 2 teenagers who work under you at he local McD'sComment
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"im" isn't a word retard.Originally posted by dynastonedActually im a project manager at a structural steel business. Who are you, lotusmike's butt buddy? Lick my fucking bag..
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One of the Pit's real jobs is as a 'catch' dog, where he holds cattle, sheep and hogs by the nose and doesn't let them move while the farmer does whatever it is he wants to do. The chances of a cow hurting a pit are slim to none.
I think everyone knows by now that human aggressiveness was deliberately bred out of Pit Bulls. It's not there unless someone puts it there. Anyone who doesn't know or pretends not to know that is either ignorant or trolling, and in neither case deserves a serious reply.Comment
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http://www.nbc17.com/family/2765296/...Own%20A%20Dog?Originally posted by lotusmikeCriteria used to identify the breed as a pitbull? Link?
If the reporting parties were as stupid and ignorant as you, I'd put the number of actual pitbulls quite low indeed.
CDC's 10 Most Dangerous Dogs List
While national statistics show at least 30 breeds have attacked humans, 10 dog breeds are on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's most dangerous list, meaning they tend to bite the most frequently. They are:
Pit bulls
Rottweilers
German Shepherds
Huskies
Alaskan Malamutes
Doberman Pinschers
Chow Chows
Great Danes
St. Bernards
Akitas
The breeds considered most likely to kill are pit bulls and rottweilers, and the CDC says that a chained dog is more likely to bite than an unchained dog.
The CDC also says the majority of dog attacks happen at home or in a familiar place, which is why choosing the right dog for your family is crucial.
"There are approximately 4.5 million reported dog bites annually in the United States (nearly 2% of the American population). The majority of dog bites are never reported to local authorities."
YOU = OWNEDLast edited by NoCarrier; 10-01-2005, 02:09 PM.Comment
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Also Pits do not have locking jaws. That's a myth. They're simply more tenacious by breed than any other dog and they're very good fighters.
They weren't 'bred to fight' unless you count treeing bears and chasing boars out of their den actual fighting. They were bred to help hunters. Hounds chased the prey down, Pits were then let out to eiteer drive it out of it's hole by going down in there with it and chasing it out, or to jump on the hunted animal and slow it down and drain it's energy when it would then be killed by the hunter. The fighting for show came later, in the middle ages.
Pits have historically been one of the most popular dogs in the world, particularly around the WWII period. They didn't start getting this bad rap until it became fashionable for gangsters to own them, and ANY breed of dog owned by that kind of person is going to be dangerous and wildly unpredictable. It's what their owners want them to be.
Running your mouth without doing your research mean you = uninformed but very loud idiot.Comment
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lotus mike is an idiot... I have a pitbull and a 14 month old son and my dog is more gental with my son than he is with me... I tell you one thing if I raise my voice to my dog he shakes.. he knows who's boss... let me also tell you this.. and since your such a good googler I will let you search it to find I am right... in a 10 year study of 100 breeds of dogs a pitbull was 4th to bite a human.. yeah thast 4th from the last... the 2 most common dog bites come from cocker spanials and dalmations... so pitbulls reap 96th to bite a human.. german sheapord and golden were like 10th and 14th... it's all how you raise the dog... we used to breed rot's when I was growing up and never had an incedent... one of my good friends trains frisbie dogs and you know how he traines them? he beaths the shit outta them just like anyone should do to there dog...Comment
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Originally posted by NoCarrierhttp://www.nbc17.com/family/2765296/...Own%20A%20Dog?
CDC's 10 Most Dangerous Dogs List
While national statistics show at least 30 breeds have attacked humans, 10 dog breeds are on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's most dangerous list, meaning they tend to bite the most frequently. They are:
Pit bulls
Rottweilers
German Shepherds
Huskies
Alaskan Malamutes
Doberman Pinschers
Chow Chows
Great Danes
St. Bernards
Akitas
The breeds considered most likely to kill are pit bulls and rottweilers, and the CDC says that a chained dog is more likely to bite than an unchained dog.
The CDC also says the majority of dog attacks happen at home or in a familiar place, which is why choosing the right dog for your family is crucial.
"There are approximately 4.5 million reported dog bites annually in the United States (nearly 2% of the American population). The majority of dog bites are never reported to local authorities."
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all that shows is that a pit bull can kill if he attakcs.. yeah... those are all big dogs... I dunno abt y0ou but I fear little ancle biters more than big dogs and I have been bitten many times by little dogs... that does not show who bits humans the most only which can do the most damage... you can take 3 shots from a 38 special but only one shot from a 45 right? bigger the dog the bigger the bite but does not mean as often... that just shows death.. what about loosing a finger or a nose I had a buddy got his nose riped off by a cocker spanial... did not kill him but riped his nose off...Comment
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The CDC report, from what I've read, doesn't actually measure the frequency of bites per dog, it measures overall number of reported bites by breed. Considering the Pit is probably the most numerous breed of dog in the states, it's not surprising to see it at the top of the list.Originally posted by NoCarrierhttp://www.nbc17.com/family/2765296/...Own%20A%20Dog?
CDC's 10 Most Dangerous Dogs List
While national statistics show at least 30 breeds have attacked humans, 10 dog breeds are on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's most dangerous list, meaning they tend to bite the most frequently. They are:
Pit bulls
Rottweilers
German Shepherds
Huskies
Alaskan Malamutes
Doberman Pinschers
Chow Chows
Great Danes
St. Bernards
Akitas
The breeds considered most likely to kill are pit bulls and rottweilers, and the CDC says that a chained dog is more likely to bite than an unchained dog.
The CDC also says the majority of dog attacks happen at home or in a familiar place, which is why choosing the right dog for your family is crucial.
"There are approximately 4.5 million reported dog bites annually in the United States (nearly 2% of the American population). The majority of dog bites are never reported to local authorities."
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Also it's smart to keep in mind that any and every dog that they can't pigeonhole into any other breed is automatically called a Pit as long as it's big and mean looking, and that the media focuses on Pits now just like they were focused on Doberman Pinschers in the 70's and early 80's.
A guy got bit by his neighbor's dog several times and couldn't get the cops or animal control to do anything about it. He finally got smart and said his neighbors had a PIT BULL that bit him (which it wasn't) and immediately not only the cops show up but also the media. Don't believe the hype.Comment
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yeah but anyone can stir shit up. Post a pic of a dead guy, make fun of jews in Germany, make a racist post. The people who only post to stir shit up are usually too stupid to gain attention by their accomplishments or intelligence, so they use what's available to them. It's not a talent that commands respect.Originally posted by BobG
I'm starting to gain respect for lotusmikes ability to stir shit upComment
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I know, I know, its cheap... but damn, some funny shit ends up being said as his threads pick up steam and others begin fighting amongst themsleves like... well "spic dogs".Originally posted by dig420yeah but anyone can stir shit up. Post a pic of a dead guy, make fun of jews in Germany, make a racist post. The people who only post to stir shit up are usually too stupid to gain attention by their accomplishments or intelligence, so they use what's available to them. It's not a talent that commands respect.
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go awayOriginally posted by lotusmikehttp://wonder.cdc.gov/wonder/prevgui...3.asp#Table_B1
Scroll up and read the chart B1 statistics.
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Pitbull's don't belong in homes with small children.Originally posted by Dirty_DSI have a pitbull and a 14 month old son and my dog is more gental with my son than he is with me.
Just wait until your son starts hanging off the dog and pulling on it. Sure, you can tell him no, but at that age no doesn't mean no. As is true with any dog, eventually your dog may decide that it's had enough.
What would the Pitbull do to your son versus what it would do if it were a mini Poodle? Both dogs could have the same breaking point, but one can do much more damage.Comment
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...18/wkat418.xml
The National Guard saved that bull's ass, otherwise it was steak and potatoes for the Pits that night.
"A pair of marauding pit bulls emerged from the edge of the bayou beyond New Orleans as the floods receded. Bred as fighting animals, their bloodlust had been sharpened by starvation. The dogs, which were wearing collars, had survived for more than two weeks but food was scarce.
The two pit bulls take turns attacking the bull
They stalked towards their prey, a lone bull: a massive beast more than 10 times their combined weight. Like a wrestling tag team, the bitch and the dog attacked with awesome ferocity, leaping at the bull's head and latching on to its muzzle.
The stricken bull repeatedly shook the dogs off, flinging them up to 15 feet in the air. But they took turns to keep up the attack, exhausting the bull which was by now smeared with blood. Even after the bull trampled the bitch, leaving it dazed, the dog stepped up its attack.
It was too dangerous for an unarmed witness to intervene but The Sunday Telegraph flagged down a National Guard truck. Seeing what was happening, a soldier shot the bitch in the head.
The dog paused before resuming the attack. It took two bullets to stop it dead.Comment
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Notice how they spice it up. The 'bloodlust' and 'ferocity' of the Pits, who happened to be starving and also happened to walk up on the very animal they were bred to fuck with standing in the middle of the road. Lassie would start looking for something to kill and eat after starving for a couple of weeks. I cut out the part where the reporter says the army was quaking in fear of the possibility of marauding bloodthirsty packs of Pit Bulls, because it was just too over the top.
Interesting how the bitch took a bullet in the head, took a moment to shrug it off and then went back into battle. THAT'S what makes the Pit a fighting dog, not the mythological locking jaw thing.Comment
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You're almost too stupid to argue with. Veterinarians, you know people who go to school for 4 years specifically about animals, will tell you time and time again that Pittbulls are not inherently dangerous. I'm sure you know best though, being as you have all that education and experience with dogs.Originally posted by NoCarrierhttp://www.nbc17.com/family/2765296/...Own%20A%20Dog?
CDC's 10 Most Dangerous Dogs List
While national statistics show at least 30 breeds have attacked humans, 10 dog breeds are on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's most dangerous list, meaning they tend to bite the most frequently. They are:
Pit bulls
Rottweilers
German Shepherds
Huskies
Alaskan Malamutes
Doberman Pinschers
Chow Chows
Great Danes
St. Bernards
Akitas
The breeds considered most likely to kill are pit bulls and rottweilers, and the CDC says that a chained dog is more likely to bite than an unchained dog.
The CDC also says the majority of dog attacks happen at home or in a familiar place, which is why choosing the right dog for your family is crucial.
"There are approximately 4.5 million reported dog bites annually in the United States (nearly 2% of the American population). The majority of dog bites are never reported to local authorities."
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I'll try to educate you one more time on why those statistics are useless. First off, it's not Pittbulls but Pittbull and Pittbull like breeds at the top. That's right, it's a combination of breeds. Secondly, if you had the skills to actually do any research, you'd find out that the next most dangerous "breed" of dog is all mixed breeds put together.
Your own Statistics show that a poodle mixed with a sheltie is a more dangerous dog than a Rottweiler. See the flaw now, genius?.Comment
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