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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter
dogs like rottweilers, doberman, pit-bulls etc scare the shit out of me. the other day i was walking on the santa monica pier and a woman and her bf were walking their gigantic pit-bull behind me, it was in a harnass, but i tell you, she had no control of it even normal walking...
to me a dog like that is a deadly weapon, and a license should be required.
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Yea, those situations are lame to be around.
But I know a lot of expensive Rott Breeds, Doberman Breads that are bread docile and good with kids and other dogs.
Need to look for the inbreed dogs and dogs that used to be bred as fight dogs now producing pups.
Free dog=unanticipated issues.
I had a very expensive English Bulldog. Very cute/ugly and had to pry 3 different pit bull's jaws off of my dog with a break stick and a 80K Volt stun gun that i bring with me to the dog park.
On all 3 occasions the dogs were almost one year old and all 3 owners said that their dog has never done that before. The beafy giant spiked collar and harness is what kept my dog from getting seriously hurt.
Now, if your dog attacks mine because you are too stupid to control, it good luck.
My dog may not be bread as a fighting dog, but im guessing if he gets bit one time where it hurts by a Pitt or Lab that is off leash, we will see 145lbs of pure animal get real vicious real fast.
I do, and have dropped the leash when another dog approaches because my 3 year old daughter holding my hand is my priority.