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Then we should also ban Porsche as teens get killed BY them every year!
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It's like people that buy guns and aren't responsible with them, do you want to take away all guns, even from those that are responsible with them? And if you can do that, what's to stop from taking away steak knives, steel tipped darts, chain saws, or maybe we should just baby proof the world for you? |
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Guns and knives don't get up by themselves and run over to bite off some kid's face. Guns don't figure out how to get out of the fence. Guns don't keep shooting when the owner says stop! Stop being fucking stupid. It's annoying. :1orglaugh |
PS: I never said ban the dogs.
But maybe the owner needs to "qualify" before they can own the dog just like a gun. |
Banning a breed of dog is like banning a race of human... when will the madness stop?
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wow go fuck yourself buddy, I hope you get hit by a bus.
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Blackmonster... do some more research.
Pits DO NOT have the strongest bite and show me where they actually have this "lock jaw" ability. You are right about choking them to get them to release, but, and I feel, That you are spouting purely on past stories youve heard. Are you actually familiar with the breed? Have you ever actually had to get a pit to release? Do you actually think a rottweiler couldnt do FAR more damage than a pit? I in no way condone PIts behaviour. I on the fence about the subject. Do i trust myself around random pitbulls? No... Do i trust myself around ANY random dog thats over 80 lbs? No. Lots of dogs were bred to fight. Not just pits. 90% of any dogs behavior is upbringing. Just as we have psychos and cereal killers and bad apples, so does the dog world. |
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I already stated that I have broken up more than 10 pit bull attacks. I even posted a video of the dog not releasing and the owner is actually swinging the dog by the hind legs in the air and the other dog is still attached. Dude, you are just being THICK!!!!!! You want something to be true and therefore will not face the facts. |
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Im not thick dude, im going purely on actual facts. Ive broken them up too. Ive saved my own dogs life from a pitbull. Thats why i said you were right about one thing. Pitbulls are not the toughest and they do not have a special ability to lock. No more than any dog. now, their attacking acts are different yes. but you sir, if either of us, are the one being thick as you are spouting untruths on a soapbox. be against them if you want, fine. But dont be the false propaganda guy. |
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Hmmmmmm.
Maricopa County animal control officials euthanized a chow mix Thursday morning after it fatally mauled a 2-week-old girl in east Mesa as she lay in a bassinet Wednesday. http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepu...death0306.html |
hmmmmmmm
A 6-week-old St. Mary's County, Md., boy was in critical condition Monday after being dragged from his playpen and mauled by the family's dachshund, police said. http://articles.latimes.com/2002/dec...tion/na-maul17 |
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of dogs. It was always the pit bulls attacking and latching on. I can't ignore what I saw over those years. It is what it is. I never saw another breed of dog attack the other dogs even though the owner was there. |
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Most people are in fact just that stupid. If people were not stupid the pit bull would be much less of a problem. We can't trust people to not be stupid. In this thread we see people denying that the dog has a powerful bite and is aggressive. They claim it's all about the owner and then next they will all claim to be the best owner because of their ego. And in the end the dog will eat their fucking baby. |
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What's new? We just have 2000 times more pit bull bites than anything else. The fuckers bite more than mosquitoes. :1orglaugh |
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Translation : The owners of pit bulls were the only people who could not control their dogs. So either pit bull owners are stupid or there's a problem with the dog. I don't really give a shit which one it is; I just want the stupidity of the attacks to stop. |
petey from the little rascals was a pit. They were considered the nanny dog because they were so good around kids. A dog is the product of who raises it. Dogs left outside day and night and just fed is a problem waiting to happen. What always confuses me is no one in the house really wants the dog or wants to care for it. Why not give it up to a rescue group for adoption?
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most people are too dumb and too lazy to own a large dog
there are many sterotypes that fit pit bull owners just sayin same with roitwellers...we got a rocket scientist on this board here, who has large dogs...his dogs attacked other dogs, he claims not his fault..then later someone comes to his door with a wife who is dying in the car in front of his house..and he laughs at them, and shuts the door on them..i mean you cant make this stuff up...some people should be banned from owning large dogs and breeding as well |
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do come back with more insults and biased untrue facts... |
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Where da fuck you been? I've been rude the whole time. :1orglaugh I worked on a boardwalk where people walked their dogs. I didn't work with people, I would have shot them. Quit making up shit that I never said. |
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the only reason I initially responded to you was to basically say the same thing... stop making shit up. |
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My dogs didn't attack anything. One of them probably stepped on the other dog. No bite, or attack of any sort took place. The other dog didn't have a single mark on it, it had a broken neck. You think Rottweilers attack and leave no marks, idiot? In fact, the owner of the other dog told the city to go pound sand when they wanted a dangerous dog report out of her. You might try reading instead of jumping to conclusions like a fucking idiot. As for the other thing, you got flat out trolled plain and simple. It's right there for you to read in the thread, if you would take the time to do it moron. |
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i'm sure it was the other dogs fault of course. and of course you were just trolling..i mean who could be that ignorant?...lol |
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The big problem with the Pitbull breed is that it attracts douchebag tough-guy owners. The dog is already pre-disposed to kill, but you multiply that with a likely bad upbringing, and guess what happens next....
I know a couple of pitbulls that are pretty sweet dogs, but their owners are sweethearts also. They play with my Lab sometimes, and nothing bad ever happens. But there's also a guy in my neighborhood that walks around with his roid muscles and tats, and his freaky looking pitbull with a prong collar(on the wrong way). He snaps and barks at everything, and the owner actually seems proud of this. |
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If an AVN investigation determines that pitbulls have been card banging, I say ban them... :mad:
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ban all card banging pitbulls!!!!!!!!! :mad:
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You are saying they weren't bred to be "aggressive".. they were bred to be "selectively aggressive"? Lets go back to the Blue Heeler example. The dog will herd cars, birds, other dogs and so on because passed along in its genetic code is the instinct to "herd". Not "herd sheep". It doesn't make these convenient distinctions. |
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http://www.streetdirectory.com/trave..._people.ht ml The conclusion that I make from this study is that almost any dog of size can be dangerous, particularly to children. Dogs must be properly trained, supervised, and care must be taken when choosing a breed with the propensity to be aggressive. Most important, keep young children away from male, sexually intact, chained dogs. |
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My whole family has dogs that range from 75 to 225 lbs. Would you jump the fence? |
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Of course there are exceptions. So maybe they should be banned Two Akitas involved in a vicious attack on a couple and their pet beagle, have been deemed to be dangerous. One dog has been destroyed, and the other is scheduled to be euthanized. The dogs have been in the custody of Calgary Animal Services since the July attack in the town of Didsbury. The injuries to the man and woman required over 600 stitches. http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/loc...ub=CalgaryHome |
Personally I have two dogs. One is "edgy" and I have a risk of him biting people - small bite, but still.
15 years ago I put down my dog for biting - a Cocker Spaniel, sweet as sweet can be - but turned aggressive as he was getting older. It was the right thing to do. Unfortunately there are TONS of dogs out there that should be put to sleep as well, but the owners either does not have the guts or the intellect to do so. :2 cents: |
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