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re: Lovable Pit Bulls at it again.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 3:59 pm to AU_251
Posted on 1/8/18 at 3:59 pm to AU_251
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My post is me understanding what my dog is capable of. Not bragging. And also knowing that I am always 100% responsible. Like I said before, my pit has never nor will never have any chance to do any harm to anyone. Only time he is around anyone, I am on top of him.
The fact you think you can physically restrain your pit bull if it decides its time to kill someone tells me you’re a damned fool.
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Posted on 1/8/18 at 3:59 pm to AU_251
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If you're that big a pussy, go ahead. I might kill you afterward
Yeah and we're supposed to believe pit owners aren't trashy
Posted on 1/8/18 at 3:59 pm to AU_251
I said "If". Many of your posts sounded like you thought it was cool.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:00 pm to AU_251
Just keep your dog on his leash and he will remain alive. Understand?
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:00 pm to Darth_Vader
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The fact you think you can physically restrain your pit bull if it decides its time to kill someone tells me you’re a damned fool.
I know I can. And he doesn't get to "decide it's time to kill someone". I decide what he does. That's how dog relationships should work.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:01 pm to tgrbaitn08
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Just keep your dog on his leash and he will remain alive. Understand?
You don't have to tell me. He stays on his leash for his safety as well as everyone elses.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:01 pm to AU_251
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know I can. And he doesn't get to "decide it's time to kill someone". I decide what he does.
I retract my statement about you being a fool.
No. You’re an idiot.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:03 pm to TigerCoon
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I said "If". Many of your posts sounded like you thought it was cool.
Not in the slightest. Watching him get after a hog is pretty cool, but even that is pretty insane.
That time he fought that other dog I was emotionally wrecked for a while. I have always been slightly scared of what he could do, that's why I keep such a close watch on him and he never leaves my hand. I don't allow my gf to walk him, she walks our lab and I walk the pit. If he ever did anything to harm anyone or anyone's else's dog that didnt' attack him, I would be devastated. Thus, he will never get the chance.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:03 pm to tgrbaitn08
I've never seen a pit bull in my neighborhood but we also don't have wheels on our houses so I wouldn't expect to see one
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:03 pm to AU_251
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wtf are you talking about? I am literally the best dog owner I know. I stop every sign of bad behavior he ever shows. But one time a stray ended up in our yard while I was out with my dog, and he latched onto his face for like 2 minutes until I could get him off. The other dog was fine but he won't be visiting again.
How does your dog latch onto another dog's face simply by being in your yard? Do you not have your dog in a fenced yard or otherwise secured?
You sound like the kind of person that requires you to pack heat to walk your dog so that when your dog is attacked you have a way of fighting back.
You can't be "the best dog owner I know" if you dog was in a position to "latch onto (another dog's) face for two minutes."
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:04 pm to Darth_Vader
Do you think he just wanders around looking for his next victim? The dude is currently locked in my bedroom while i'm at work, when I get home i'll take him out an a leash and chain. Then we will go back in my house. Sometimes we go to the woods. He never is free anywhere near homes with other dogs or people. You scared bra
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:05 pm to AU_251
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The dude is currently locked in my bedroom while i'm at work, when I get home i'll take him out an a leash and chain. Then we will go back in my house. Sometimes we go to the woods. He never is free anywhere near homes with other dogs or people
Sounds like a wonderful family dog
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:06 pm to chinhoyang
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How does your dog latch onto another dog's face simply by being in your yard? Do you not have your dog in a fenced yard or otherwise secured?
Continue assuming things you do not know. You guys are such pussies it's insane.
I had MY dog on a leash in MY yard. A stray wandered up to us and came over to me, which my dog didn't like so he bit him in the side of his face. Let him go after a minute and the dog took off like lightning. Animals are not pussies like humans. That's how they communicate. He wasn't trying to kill him, just didn't want a strange dog fricking with his owner.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:07 pm to tgrbaitn08
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Sounds like a wonderful family dog
because I take him out when I get home? He is a great family dog. My family. Not yours. He might kill your family I can't be sure. He can sense fear in beta males.
This post was edited on 1/8/18 at 4:07 pm
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:07 pm to AU_251
I chime into these threads all the time. A Blue Pitt is a beautiful dog. I am a grownup though. I have a child and friends and neighbors with smaller children that I enjoy seeing from time to time. I'd never have one with a child unless the dog knew that child from birth as always bigger than him and dominant. The dog would have to fear the child or respect. Even then that does not answer the question of other peoples kids. Either visiting or being nearby.
From personal experience in many ERs I would add Chows to that list. Chows are far and away #1 in dogbites that Ive taken care of. Pits ARE more vicious and cause more fatalities. Not denying that. But a Chow will frick you up too.
From personal experience in many ERs I would add Chows to that list. Chows are far and away #1 in dogbites that Ive taken care of. Pits ARE more vicious and cause more fatalities. Not denying that. But a Chow will frick you up too.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:07 pm to Darth_Vader
Darth, you're getting trolled. I want to believe we all are.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:08 pm to SUB
Nice refutation. Why don't you post some sham "data" from dogbites.org
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:10 pm to LSU alum wannabe
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I chime into these threads all the time. A Blue Pitt is a beautiful dog. I am a grownup though. I have a child and friends and neighbors with smaller children that I enjoy seeing from time to time. I'd never have one with a child unless the dog knew that child from birth as always bigger than him and dominant. The dog would have to fear the child or respect. Even then that does not answer the question of other peoples kids. Either visiting or being nearby.
That's exactly it. You have to self-aware enough with your own situation. And even then, most people shouldn't own them.
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Not denying that. But a Chow will frick you up too.
An old family friend used to have a chow named Kujo that he kept in his backyard. Nothing else went in that backyard on purpose.
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:12 pm to TJGator1215
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Nice refutation. Why don't you post some sham "data" from dogbites.org
Why is dogbites.org sham data to you? If it is sham data, what data isn't? I'm asking you to provide better data and you are deflecting, once again.
If you want, just google news stories for "Dog death attacks", sort them by date, and scroll through them. The majority, you will see, were identified as pitbulls. You can choose to deny those as well if you want.
If you still don't believe pits cause overwhelmingly the most deaths and maims, then you'd have to believe that the google and the media are conspiring to make pitbulls look bad. So if that's the case, just say it, so we can all point and laugh.
This post was edited on 1/8/18 at 4:14 pm
Posted on 1/8/18 at 4:13 pm to SUB
No its not. Your basing your facts off the press? Lol. How about actual peer reviewed studies?
LINK
256 DRFs and not one was due to the breed.
LINK
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Objective—To examine potentially preventable factors in human dog bite–related fatalities (DBRFs) on the basis of data from sources that were more complete, verifiable, and accurate than media reports used in previous studies.
Design—Prospective case series.
Sample—256 DBRFs occurring in the United States from 2000 to 2009.
Procedures—DBRFs were identified from media reports and detailed histories were compiled on the basis of reports from homicide detectives, animal control reports, and interviews with investigators for coding and descriptive analysis.
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Conclusions and Clinical Relevance—Most DBRFs were characterized by coincident, preventable factors; breed was not one of these. Study results supported previous recommendations for multifactorial approaches, instead of single-factor solutions such as breed-specific legislation, for dog bite prevention.
256 DRFs and not one was due to the breed.
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