And this is why I will NEVER own a pitbull!!!!

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It's "Pit Bull." Two words. Cats wannabe experts on dogs they never owned and can't even spell the name of :leostare:

Would you call a Border Collie, Bordercollie? Germanshepard?

Also them big all White dogs looked like American Bulldogs
 

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:mjlol:What? Watch Ceasar Milan or Me or the Dog. Their are SO many horrible pet owner with devil dogs. Seriously they got dogs out there that bit people daily! Watched one episode and this chick had a smaller dog and was part of a dog group of at least 20 dogs and the dog had bit everyone in the group + their dogs + their kids at least 3 or 4 times. The dog was a savage. He would just walk in the park and just start biting everyone.

BTW Ceasar uses a pit named Daddy to help trains and tame all the other savage dogs.

There's levels to that. I've seen that show and it's always dogs that bark alot or bite people who come into their home. It's never offenses that would get the dog out down. I never seen an episode of cesar trying to help a family with a dog that has killed dogs and maimed people lol
 

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There's levels to that. I've seen that show and it's always dogs that bark alot or bite people who come into their home. It's never offenses that would get the dog out down. I never seen an episode of cesar trying to help a family with a dog that has killed dogs and maimed people lol
Seriously? How do you think dogs who kill and maim act prior to the assults? Come on man let's use some common sense. A dog that has killed or seriously injured a person is a dead dog walking. The point of the show to prevent that type of behavior.

He has worked with dogs that have injuries people and animals. I've seen him get bit plenty of times. The last episode I watched he was working with a bulldog that that damn near bit the face off of another bulldog. He told the owner that it was b/c the dog though she was weak. Once she stopped acting weak the dog chilled out. I have seen him take dogs out if people's homes b/c the dogs were too aggressive and put them into his pack to reform them. After a month or 2 he then adopts them out and it is like a new dog.

Idk what point you were trying to make but if you are trying to say that it's the dog and not lack of training then your completely wrong. In every case of reform the owners behavior is what ultimately fixes the dogs behavior.
 

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Seriously? How do you think dogs who kill and maim act prior to the assults? Come on man let's use some common sense. A dog that has killed or seriously injured a person is a dead dog walking. The point of the show to prevent that type of behavior.

He has worked with dogs that have injuries people and animals. I've seen him get bit plenty of times. The last episode I watched he was working with a bulldog that that damn near bit the face off of another bulldog. He told the owner that it was b/c the dog though she was weak. Once she stopped acting weak the dog chilled out. I have seen him take dogs out if people's homes b/c the dogs were too aggressive and put them into his pack to reform them. After a month or 2 he then adopts them out and it is like a new dog.

Idk what point you were trying to make but if you are trying to say that it's the dog and not lack of training then your completely wrong. In every case of reform the owners behavior is what ultimately fixes the dogs behavior.


My point is that whenever u hear of an attack in the news, it's a pit 98 percent of the time. I do think it's bad training, but people can't own a pit without training it to be a killer because of its reputation. So Yea its the owners but the breed just calls for bad owner more than any other.
 

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My point is that whenever u hear of an attack in the news, it's a pit 98 percent of the time. I do think it's bad training, but people can't own a pit without training it to be a killer because of its reputation. So Yea its the owners but the breed just calls for bad owner more than any other.
Man was bitten badly over the weekend off 79th and Cottage by a stray medium-large dog. You never heard about it because no one identified the dog as a pitbull. fukk the news breh, you too old not to know better. This happens 98 percent of the time.
 

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Man was bitten badly over the weekend off 79th and Cottage by a stray medium-large dog. You never heard about it because no one identified the dog as a pitbull. fukk the news breh, you too old not to know better. This happens 98 percent of the time.

I'll give u that, but I'm talking personal experience too. I've seen dogs chasing people with ill intentions a handful of times in my life and it was always a pit. A pit almost tore off my little brothers hand when he was 2 just trying to grab a mini basketball off his hands. Pits are dangerous b that's all there is to it. Sure if u raise it like a baby then it's just as much of a sweetheart as any other dog, but people that gravitate towards Pits usually don't do it to raise them to be pussies. Nobody wants a soft ass pitbull.
 

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I'll give u that, but I'm talking personal experience too. I've seen dogs chasing people with ill intentions a handful of times in my life and it was always a pit. A pit almost tore off my little brothers hand when he was 2 just trying to grab a mini basketball off his hands. Pits are dangerous b that's all there is to it. Sure if u raise it like a baby then it's just as much of a sweetheart as any other dog, but people that gravitate towards Pits usually don't do it to raise them to be pussies. Nobody wants a soft ass pitbull.
If its personal experience then I can't comment obviously. I can tell you that any dog that is the size of a pit or larger are dangerous no matter the breed breh. Ive been attacked by dogs before too and it wasnt a pit. I do agree that the majority of people who want pitbulls, want one to breed aggression. Thus, there are a higher number of ill-trained pits than other dogs but that is not the breed itself, just the people the breed attracts. Pits are one of the most naturally loving dogs towards people. Their natural drive is against other animals not people. Anything else is poor or intentionally bred traits. A Rott for instance, is much more aloof to individuals but strongly honed in naturally to being territorial.

A guy and his dog could walk into your yard and if its by the breed's natural affinity, the pit will look past the man and tell the other dog to get the fukk outta here. A Rott will tell the man to get the fukk outta here and take this bytch ass dog with you. (very loose example)
 

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You can't get anymore straightforward than this....

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Nobody is arguing that there aren't other dangerous breeds. There are, but the pitbull is the MOST dangerous breed of dogs in America. Probably one of the most dangerous animals period! Couldn't imagine having one of those things around my loved ones.
 

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I see pitbulls with their owners all the time downtown at outdoor bars and such. They are sweet and quiet and let the passerbys pet them. I want to like pitbulls :manny: the owner was clearly a piece of shyt for unleashing the dogs on someone so it's obvious what the root of the problem was here
 
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