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Originally Posted by stoner529
I think what bugs me the most about pit bull owners is they don't want to accept the fact that their sweet dog that cares for everyone, could potentially snap at any moment given the circumstances and just mual someone to death. your dogs may be playfull but still have a potential to kill.. Most pitt owners think their dogs are saints. most pit owners never have a bad moment, but they arent willing to accept the fact that it could happen and the consequences.
Makes me wonder why in some states you need a special insurance just because you own a pit bull. Probably because the dogs are sweet as o.j. and couldnt hurt a flee. hmm i could be talking about the actual juice you drink or the one that kills. i think i just invented a new saying.
Pit bulls= just like o.j. sweet enough you could drink or crazy enough to kill. Even my sweet huskies rank i think 4th on the most dangerous list but im not sure. Just under the the cute and cuddly german shepard.
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Now you're picking on German Shepherds too? Personally I'm not a fan of Pits, but I know people that own them, but places like Denver banning them is ridiculous. What breed are they going to ban next?
Pits aren't the only breed on insurance lists, many other breeds are, and many unfairly so. Any breed is capable of biting, they are dogs. It is true in the majority of the cases that it isn't the dog, it's the owner not being a responsible pet owner.
Many people get a dog, bring him/her home and think they are like toasters, plug it in and it works perfect. Many that have dogs, shouldn't be pet owners. The easy part is finding Fido and paying the adoption fee, and some seem to think it ends there.
If you want to see some examples of Micheal (asshole) Vicks dogs (Pits) after they were rescued, a lot of those are now in loving homes. Check out:
http://www.bestfriends.org/
SPAY & NEUTER your pets. There are millions of perfectly fine adoptable animals in this country that are killed each and every year simply because there are too many of them.
Check your shelters and local rescues first, you will find your perfect mutt or pure breed there.
