re: Lovable Pit Bulls at it again.

I agree I have 5 res-q pittys and there big babby's wouldn't hurt a fly

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You guys are some serious idiots.

"All pits kill people."

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Are you senile? Once again, for the umteenth time, nobody is claiming this. This is something you made up to rustle your own jimmies for some reason.

Honda made a bunch of cars with shitty airbags that kill people sometimes when a crash occurs. Does that mean that all Hondas kill people? NO. It means that buying a Honda may be a risky decision if you value safety. Why do you have such a hard time understanding common sense logic?

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I think it says other breeds may account fot more bites. But since they are superficial in nature, they go unreported.

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I think most people are less concerned with "nips" or "superficial" bites, so this is kind of a nonstarter.

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There are a shite ton more labs than pits. It stands to reason there may be more lab bites. They just aren’t as severe.

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That's why you have to look at it from a prevalence standpoint. Pit bulls are about 6% of the dog population, but represent a vast majority of the major injuries or deaths.

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I absolutely valued my golden's life more than any human other than my mom.

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that is seriously fricked up.

Pits after a wild boar. MONSTER PITS OR DOGOS FINISH THE JOB

You need to watch this whole video. The ending is spectacular

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Would only be if all the pits were shot along with the pig.

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Probably wouldn't phase the pits, they're too badass.

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saint tiger225

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I am going to share this story with you. This is just one instance and no one was seriously injured, but several years ago my cousin had a pitbull and when he moved, wherever he was moving didn't allow him to have the dog so he brought the dog to his mom's.

The dog stayed outside chained up for most of the day. My mom was telling me this because she had gone to her house for something (I don't really keep in contact with this particular part of my family) and saw the dog. She told my aunt "it is not a good idea to have that type of dog out there especially when your grandkids are over and outside playing". My aunt says "she is a good dog. She lets the kids play with her and she is just a big baby".

One day my uncle was there (her brother. He does AC work and was doing some work on her house), he walked past the dog and it went at him. He went tell my aunt (his sister) that that dog is going to hurt someone and told her what it did. He said if that dog wasn't chained up it would have done some damage. She told him "you must have frightened him or something because he is a big teddy bear.

A few weeks later, her daughter's fiance at the time, dad was over there and he had gone outside and was going to go pet the dog. A few minutes later they were on their way to take him to the emergency room. That big teddy bear attacked him and grabbed ahold to his leg. The only reason he was able to get away was because the dog was chained up and he was as far he could possibly be from where he was chained up and evidently it had to let go of his leg because it was a matter of being choked. I wasn't there. But after that they got rid of the dog. I think the guy ended up having to get 15-16 stitches, but yeah... The dog was just a "big baby".

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The dog stayed outside chained up for most of the day

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Stop chaining your damn dogs! It's well known that it contributes to aggressive and territorial behavior, and honestly chaining as a primary means of control should be banned (along with pit bulls...)

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The dog stayed outside chained up for most of the day

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this is literally the reason he would bite someone. That's his territory when you chain him up. People are so stupid. Those people shouldn't have a dog.