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Thread: It’s not the pitbull, it’s the owner. ***LIES***

post 1555277811 07-02-2018, 08:44 PM
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Idk. I've been bit by dogs twice in my life. Once was a pit and the other was a catahoula mix. The pit was hurt and defending his property and it was just a bite and run, so I wasn't even mad at him. The other one just came outta nowhere and bit down on my arm like an *******.

My neighbors have a pit mix rescue that has tried to rip me apart on a few separate occasions. He has this very deep growl, pins his ears back, and tries to rip his owners arm off to get at me. They keep saying, oh he just needs to be around you more. Nah fam, I'm good on ya'll.

A buddy in college had a pit that I could literally throw around the house and play with and he would play bite, never bit down, and I had no issues. I've never owned one, so after that I started to think it may have something to do with the owner, but that's because the owner has to work hard due to aggressive nature of the dog. It's not like it's a pug or a beagle.

Oh well. I'm allergic to them so I won't be getting one anytime soon, but I love a cute pupper as much as the next guy.
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
More rich non chitty people to add to my list above

Jessica Alba

Jennifer Aniston

Jessica Biel

Rachel Bilson

Katherine Heigl

Alicia Silverstone

Marc Jacobs

Jon Stewart

Gisele and Tom Brady

Kevin Bacon

Josh Hutcherson

Norman Reedus
Change the title of this list to: Rich people with herpes and other STDs
Originally Posted By Rebuilt3⏩
I’ve rescued pitties ever since I first got to meet them. It’s an awesome thing to have such a Happy well behaved dog despite what ignorant people thinks. I’ll continue defending and rescueing them. Very happy to have a strong community support for them here locally as well. I’ve met savage Labradors, Germans , and rottis but I’m not a ignorant Chunt who says they’re all garbage breeds
If it's another person's dog, the dog can't be trusted. 9/10 dog owners are irresponsible scum of the earth and should be in jail and the dogs usually should be put down. The higher number of dogs near me, the more likely I'm going to be packing a blade at all times when outside the house. I only met one pit bull in my entire life that was civilized, it was a pit / akita mix and was one of the best trained dogs I've ever encountered and the owner was a class act, every other pit bull and most every other dog, for that matter, would probably end up knifed. In fact, I can probably count on one hand the number of dogs I've encountered that were properly trained by responsible owners. I also met an Ovcharka before too and if you think pit bulls are bad, stay away from these dogs. Ovcharka dogs are real pieces of shyt and you're going to need more than a knife to defend yourself from one. Regardless if the owner is not around when any one of these larger dogs/attack dogs (Rotties, GS, Corso, Pit, whatever) are encountered, then there is danger present.
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Op, on a scale of 1 to triggered...how upset does this make you?

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39 people died from dog bite........

More people die every year getting hit by lightning while sitting on the toilet
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Real talk, if one was running towards me, do I run, or start kicking
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis⏩
This is a tough argument. Pit bull owners rage when they see this lol .
yes same ppl will scream to have guns banned...
Originally Posted By magnefico⏩
Real talk, if one was running towards me, do I run, or start kicking
get ready to put a rear naked choke on it, otherwise once the pitbull locks its jaws it's over
Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit softly.
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Originally Posted By pWally⏩
I've nevermeta wealthy person own a pitbull

Always low income people
Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Really?

Mark Buehrle- Major league pitcher
Kayley Cuoco- Actress
Rebecca Correy - comedian

To name a very few
Bet pWally feels silly for forgetting about havingmetthese people..........
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A neighbor whom shares the fence in my back yard has a black pitbul and this ****er is so aggressive that it tries to break through the 8' high fence and get to my golden retrievers. The owner of said dog always apologizes but damn his dog is vicious. There is no reason for a family dog to be that unnecessarily aggressive.
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just leave your kids with me, everything is going to be alllllllriiiiight

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Originally Posted By Mike86er⏩
Bet pWally feels silly for forgetting about havingmetthese people..........
lol He should feel silly for forgetting!!!!!
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[QUOTE=BlackJack619 post_id=1555270421][ig]https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=8943781&stc=1&d=153057 9866[/img]
Lets not forget they use to be considered nanny dogs.[/QUOTE]LMAO no. they were bred for bear baiting and dog fighting.
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Horses and cows together are responsible for roughly 40 deaths per year in the US. Ban horses and cows.

Falling coconuts also kill almost 4 times as many people a year as all dogs, let alone pitbulls.

But this is the new and exciting thing to be mad at and thump your chest for, so rock on.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
My girl's kids jump on him, play with him and pull on his ears...he does nothing. Then he curls up with the 2 year old and passes out lol
mirin doge

on a different note, how do you go about properly socializing a doggo?

Never had one but definitely plan on having one sooner or later
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Originally Posted By ThatOneLurker⏩
mirin doge

on a different note, how do you go about properly socializing a doggo?

Never had one but definitely plan on having one sooner or later
I got him as a puppy and we immediately starting taking him to dog parks, on walks where he saw many people and dog daycare. The goal was to get him to see like 250-300 dogs and 1000 people in his first year. He loves everyone now and plays well with all dogs and my cats. He is a terrible watch dog because he just wags his tail...which is why I have a gun.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I got him as a puppy and we immediately starting taking him to dog parks, on walks where he saw many people and dog daycare. The goal was to get him to see like 250-300 dogs and 1000 people in his first year. He loves everyone now and plays well with all dogs and my cats. He is a terrible watch dog because he just wags his tail...which is why I have a gun.
Mine is the same way. In regards of a watch dog he might scare people off with his bark but as soon as he sees a person he goes back into insta happy mode. One of the reasons why I love the breed so much is cause they turn into such sweet animals yet they still get a bad rep. I still haven’t met a mean one yet.
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My doges.
The pup is a Pit/Lab, the older bull was supposed to be Pit, but pretty tall. The most tolerant two dogs I have ever known.


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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I have a boxer/pit mix...come at me.

Powerlifter? Check.

Pitbull owner? Check.

Manlet? Check.

Misc just owning these stereotypes left and right lol
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I've only had positive experience with pits and pit mixes.

I'd have to see stats but I feel like they're not much worse than other dogs and it's obviously an issue of size and bite force. My Chorkie has bit me a dozen times but she's too small to do anything. My friend had a Rott that bit his son once and he mogged the doge so bad that he cowers anytime he raises his voice. Gotta teach dogs who is the boss.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
Op, on a scale of 1 to triggered...how upset does this make you?

Wood not pet/10
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Originally Posted By Pozy⏩
Eight lightning strike deaths so far in 2018, compared with eleven dog attack deaths in the United States in 2018. But, there are about four million people bitten by dogs each year.

I have come to dislike dogs. Maybe not the medium to big size so much asthose small phuckers.
I am not a fan of small dogs. Yappy little ankle biters.
Originally Posted By xxAchillesxx⏩
Horses and cows together are responsible for roughly 40 deaths per year in the US. Ban horses and cows.

Falling coconuts also kill almost 4 times as many people a year as all dogs, let alone pitbulls.

But this is the new and exciting thing to be mad at and thump your chest for, so rock on.
Ban coconuts!
Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I got him as a puppy and we immediately starting taking him to dog parks, on walks where he saw many people and dog daycare. The goal was to get him to see like 250-300 dogs and 1000 people in his first year. He loves everyone now and plays well with all dogs and my cats. He is a terrible watch dog because he just wags his tail...which is why I have a gun.
This is great advice. One thing I will say is dog parks are not always a good idea. Get one idiot owner with a dog that isn't well socialized and it could turn your pupper dog reactive or fear aggressive towards other dogs. If you know people with well socialized dogs, it's best to do playdates with them.
Originally Posted By Rebuilt3⏩
Mine is the same way. In regards of a watch dog he might scare people off with his bark but as soon as he sees a person he goes back into insta happy mode. One of the reasons why I love the breed so much is cause they turn into such sweet animals yet they still get a bad rep. I still haven’t met a mean one yet.
Being in bully breed rescue for years, I've met tons of pit bulls that have come from all kinds of backgrounds. From fighting rings to being starved almost to death to family dogs being surrendered for various reasons. I've not been bitten once.
Originally Posted By TXBuddy⏩
My doges.
The pup is a Pit/Lab, the older bull was supposed to be Pit, but pretty tall. The most tolerant two dogs I have ever known.


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brb getting a great white shark for my swimming pool.
brb it'll be all right to swim with him so long as i train him.
brb besides it's the owner, not the fish.
brb it's hot out today, going for swim.
brb oh chit! just bitten in half by my pet fish. tours over boyo!
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Originally Posted By miscinformed⏩
brb getting a great white shark for my swimming pool.
Brb it'll be all right to swim with him so long as i train him.
Brb besides it's the owner, not the fish.
Brb it's hot out today, going for swim.
Brb oh chit! Just bitten in half by my pet fish. Tours over boyo!
lmao!
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Originally Posted By SirFapsAIot⏩
just leave your kids with me, everything is going to be alllllllriiiiight

Spitting image of T529.
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
brb getting a great white shark for my swimming pool.
brb it'll be all right to swim with him so long as i train him.
brb besides it's the owner, not the fish.
brb it's hot out today, going for swim.
brb oh chit! just bitten in half by my pet fish. tours over boyo!
You have given out too much Reputation in the last 24 hours, try again later.
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam⏩
Powerlifter? Check.

Pitbull owner? Check.

Manlet? Check.

Misc just owning these stereotypes left and right lol
Stereotypes? What, set by a bunch of *******s online lol...Jesus. No one irl thinks this way.

They go “Hey, you lift weights as a means of socialization and to stay fit...that’s great.” “You rescued a dog...nice.”

And the height thing is just some bullchit a group of you nerds came up with...it’s not a real thing. Any other aspects of my life you want to talk about? Lol

Could you imagine if people actually lived their lives under the rules set by this fukin place? Hhahaha
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
Stereotypes? What, set by a bunch of *******s online lol...Jesus. No one irl thinks this way.

They go “Hey, you lift weights as a means of socialization and to stay fit...that’s great.” “You rescued a dog...nice.”

And the height thing is just some bullchit a group of you nerds came up with...it’s not a real thing. Any other aspects of my life you want to talk about? Lol

Could you imagine if people actually lived their lives under the rules set by this fukin place? Hhahaha
Ya while were at it, how bigs your dink... no homo
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I got him as a puppy and we immediately starting taking him to dog parks, on walks where he saw many people and dog daycare. The goal was to get him to see like 250-300 dogs and 1000 people in his first year. He loves everyone now and plays well with all dogs and my cats. He is a terrible watch dog because he just wags his tail...which is why I have a gun.
ahh I see, so you just want to expose him to alotof people and dogs

makes sense


thanks brah
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
Stereotypes? What, set by a bunch of *******s online lol...Jesus. No one irl thinks this way.

They go “Hey, you lift weights as a means of socialization and to stay fit...that’s great.” “You rescued a dog...nice.”

And the height thing is just some bullchit a group of you nerds came up with...it’s not a real thing. Any other aspects of my life you want to talk about? Lol

Could you imagine if people actually lived their lives under the rules set by this fukin place? Hhahaha
Jeez calm down bro was just messing around no need to get all mad
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but but but my pitbull is a sweetheart!! she'd never hurt a fly!!
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
but but but my pitbull is a sweetheart!! she'd never hurt a fly!!
True she would never HURT the fly, the fly would feel no pain whatsoever!
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