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post 1537726311 12-16-2017, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted By Roldz⏩
Fukking vicious ankle biters are way worse than Pits! lol
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post 1537726761 12-16-2017, 06:46 PM
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All of these children share something in common. Can you guess what it is?





BTW, this is only a partial list of 2017 victims. The complete, but still growing, list can be found here.

https://www.dogsbite.org/dog-bite-st...ities-2017.php
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post 1537726811 12-16-2017, 06:46 PM
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LOL @ pit owners claiming some sort of media conspiracy against pits.

There's a reason many apartment complexes don't allow them and why some insurance companies won't cover you if you own one. A conspiracy huh?
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post 1537727081 12-16-2017, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
All of these children share something in common. Can you guess what it is?


BTW, this is only a partial list of 2017 victims. The complete, but still growing, list can be found here.

https://www.dogsbite.org/dog-bite-st...ities-2017.php
Jeezus Dogsbite.org. What a fukking joke.

The majority of dog bites attributed to Pit Bulls weren't even Pits.
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post 1537727171 12-16-2017, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
All of these children share something in common. Can you guess what it is?





BTW, this is only a partial list of 2017 victims. The complete, but still growing, list can be found here.

https://www.dogsbite.org/dog-bite-st...ities-2017.php
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post 1537727321 12-16-2017, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted By deepfat⏩
LOL @ pit owners claiming some sort of media conspiracy against pits.

There's a reason many apartment complexes don't allow them and why some insurance companies won't cover you if you own one. A conspiracy huh?


If poodles became the breed of choice for dog fights, poodles would be vilified too.
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post 1537727351 12-16-2017, 06:52 PM
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This is why I have 3 Silverback Gorillas, in case a pitbull come wandering onto my property, I ain't taking no chances.
I'm to old for this chit.
post 1537727471 12-16-2017, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Jeezus Dogsbite.org. What a fukking joke.

The majority of dog bites attributed to Pit Bulls weren't even Pits.
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post 1537727881 12-16-2017, 06:59 PM
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Damn, savage. Only retards own piit bulls anyway. Don't care what you say, most people who get these dogs look like mouth breathing trailer trash
post 1537728201 12-16-2017, 07:03 PM
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"Friends say Stephens had recently been receiving death threats prior to the incident, which is another reason why they question whether the dogs were to blame."


Yeah, the dogs were used as a cover up for someone who actually did this.
post 1537728611 12-16-2017, 07:10 PM
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thats what she gets for trying to be a rebel
oh look at me I have pitbulls!
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Dogs that have been bred to have a killer instinct are never to be trusted, I have owned them and know first hand that you cannot discipline or change a dog who is born with a killer instinct / high prey drive.

Always under the surface the instinct to fight / kill / chase.... is waiting to be unleashed... it just takes the right situation.

I'm talking about dogs like protection breeds Rottweilers, Dobermanns and dogs who were bred to fight / be killers.
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A certain type of person owns Pitts for a certain reason and then it gives them a bad name. Mostly ghetto people.
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Every pitbull Ive encountered was one of the friendliest dogs Ive met. You know what dogs are little *******s tho? Poodles, and little lap dogs and some bulldogs. Fuk those dogs.
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lol
thats what she gets for trying to be a rebel
oh look at me I have pitbulls!
Wow dude, you and a couple other people on here today are some seriously weird kunts.
post 1537730311 12-16-2017, 07:35 PM
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I sometimes wonder what a superior alien race might think of us were they able to observe our behavior and surely pit bulls must make them face palm (if that's a thing wherever they're from). We intentionally bred a wide variety of dogs with specific traits, and in this case many of the traits are aggressive and objectively dangerous. The breed continues to make headlines with statistically significant higher rates of violence, injury and death to humans but we can't seem to decide to stop creating this chimera because 'my friend sally has a pit bull and it's the nicest thing you've ever met. She would never hurt a fly.'

Can't we all agree that yes, many if not most pit bulls we meet are really sweet dogs almost all of the time, however there is a genetic predisposition in the breed towards violence. This shouldn't be a debate, it was put there intentionally. Can't we agree to stop making them? They are nothing more than a lab experiment in domestic canine violence, it's not like we are making a species extinct (though that's only recently stopped us). The only good reason to create more of these dogs is for dog fighting, which should not be tolerated, therefore they should not be allowed to be bred.

Make having these dogs spayed / neutered mandatory and possessing a puppy with more than 49% of their genes in 2019 illegal. Keep your adult pit bull at your own risk as I do know that they can be wonderful dogs and i don't suggest we put them all down. But how in the unholy **** can we not agree to stop making them?
post 1537730381 12-16-2017, 07:36 PM
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post 1537730791 12-16-2017, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted By bezarker⏩


They seriously used to be called "The Nanny Dogs"
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post 1537730871 12-16-2017, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Too many inconsistencies. They said the dogs crates were busted open and that the dogs were guarding her. Sounds to me like she got mauled by a wild animal and the dogs heard her and busted out to protect her. The crates wouldn't be broken open if she just took them for a walk. People just want to sensationalize the myths about Pit Bull type dogs.
I did find it strange that if the dogs did kill her and stood watch over the body why they did not attack the father when he discovered the scene.


I am not saying I have any alternative theories but just that I found that strange.
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
I've volunteered in pit bull rescue for years boyo. I know about these dogs. It's fuking media myths.
it is not myths. Understand that certain animals have certain temperaments. Whenever I see a 110 lb woman leading a 70 lb pit I just shake my head and hope she has good liability insurance. Other dogs might bit more often than pits but they do incredible damage when they attack.
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Originally Posted By HenryBoogers⏩
I sometimes wonder what a superior alien race might think of us were they able to observe our behavior and surely pit bulls must make them face palm (if that's a thing wherever they're from). We intentionally bred a wide variety of dogs with specific traits, and in this case many of the traits are aggressive and objectively dangerous. The breed continues to make headlines with statistically significant higher rates of violence, injury and death to humans but we can't seem to decide to stop creating this chimera because 'my friend sally has a pit bull and it's the nicest thing you've ever met. She would never hurt a fly.'

Can't we all agree that yes, many if not most pit bulls we meet are really sweet dogs almost all of the time, however there is a genetic predisposition in the breed towards violence. This shouldn't be a debate, it was put there intentionally. Can't we agree to stop making them? They are nothing more than a lab experiment in domestic canine violence, it's not like we are making a species extinct (though that's only recently stopped us). The only good reason to create more of these dogs is for dog fighting, which should not be tolerated, therefore they should not be allowed to be bred.

Make having these dogs spayed / neutered mandatory and possessing a puppy with more than 49% of their genes in 2019 illegal. Keep your adult pit bull at your own risk as I do know that they can be wonderful dogs and i don't suggest we put them all down. But how in the unholy **** can we not agree to stop making them?
never been attacked by pits but have been attacked by German Shepards twice. Everyone I've met has had an odd way about them. Look who owns pits, for the most part. That's why it happens.
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Originally Posted By bezarker⏩
There should be no debate that virtually every pit bull properly cared for I have ever met was well tempered and in all accounts a sweet, sweet dog. Unfortunately that fact and these two images do nothing to change the significantly higher risk inherent in the breed. A picture of a kid getting a kiss from a cute little bengal tiger wouldn't be viewed the same way, in fact you probably think I am crazy for suggesting the similarity. But what is the difference in the two other that the likelihood of incident? And if we can accept that a greater likelihood of incident is the single factor that makes hugging a tiger crazy why not get a ****ing golden retriever? Denial is the answer, by the way.
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Originally Posted By SrsnotSrs1⏩
never been attacked by pits but have been attacked by German Shepards twice. Everyone I've met has had an odd way about them. Look who owns pits, for the most part. That's why it happens.
Yes, ownership and environment are very significant factors. German Sheppards, by the way, were also bred for their strength and aggressiveness. Though more commonly associated with 'positive' utilities, such as law enforcement, are we to be suprised that a German Sheppard bit someone? It's literally what they are bred for.
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They need to figure out if her dogs did this or were they guarding her. Just doesn't make sense. It would be a very sad tragedy if those dogs get the death penalty for being good dogs, and even worse, putting more tarnish on the dog's breed.

Here is the scene: She is out walking and sees some stray dog(s) and of course being a rescuer she approaches them, she smells like other dogs, they attack her and her dogs of course can hear this and bust out of their cages but it's too late, so they guard her body. If they killed her why would they guard her?

Now, if they did kill her, don't just put them asleep, boil the dogs alive. Put them in a cage with a grizzly bear or something. However, lets be sure.
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Originally Posted By HenryBoogers⏩
Yes, ownership and environment are very significant factors. German Sheppards, by the way, were also bred for their strength and aggressiveness. Though more commonly associated with 'positive' utilities, such as law enforcement, are we to be suprised that a German Sheppard bit someone? It's literally what they are bred for.
no, I did not say it was a surprise that a German Shepard bit anyone. Let me ask you this how many thugs do you see walking German Shepards with spike collars ? Exactly. That's where the statistics come from.
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Originally Posted By elterrible987⏩
So the two dogs mauled/killed her and then guarded her dead body from her dad that they surely already knew?

seems weird. Article doesnt really explain a lot, how do they know that the dogs mauled her, was her blood all over their mouths? were the dogs injured at all from fighting off something else?

Anyone else wonder if it could have been
1. another animal/wolves/dogs/bear ect mauled her?
2. dad killed her and said the dogs did it.
3. or someone else killed her and made it look like the dogs did it and thats why the dogs were on edge with dad?


IDK just weird that they said the dogs killed her and then guarded her dead body. And didnt really give details on how they knew that to be true
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
- Middle-aged
- Single
- Couldn't lockdown a Chad
- Devotes her affection to dogs she perceives as Chads instead

Do you buy peanut butter by the case or carton?
Can't lock down a Chad? Don't make me fuking fall over laughing you stupid fuk.

I am not overly fond of small dogs, but I pretty much love all dogs. I just happen to have been around hundreds of Pits/bullies and I'm someone who roots for the underdog. I've been in bully breed rescue since 2012. I know what the fuk I'm talking about. I know the good, the bad and the ugly about Pit Bulls.Mostof the bad and ugly are media myths. Are they bred to fight other dogs? Yes, sadly and tragically. Are they strong dogs? Yes, of course. They don't have the strongest jaws, though. That's a myth. Pit Bulls were not bred to be human aggressive and anyone who thinks that is a fuking idiot. Do your research before you spout off about stuff you know nothing about. And no, not on Dogsbite.org FFS.
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Originally Posted By SrsnotSrs1⏩
no, I did not say it was a surprise that a German Shepard bit anyone. Let me ask you this how many thugs do you see walking German Shepards with spike collars ? Exactly. That's where the statistics come from.
Many of them, yes. But how many black labs do you see with spike collars on them and how many issues are they causing? It's a cycle that is propagated by the fact that ****ty people often gravitate towards more violent breeds and treat them poorly which results in incident. While I am focusing on the nature of the dog it seems you are focusing on the environment, and I don't think either is wrong; in fact it is quite often both.
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Originally Posted By Kokanee⏩
If they were trying to protect her, the dogs would be injured.

Pretty simple forensics case I think.
Dad kills her
Mauls her
Plants her body
Releases dogs who don't know what's going on
Dad calls cops blames dogs
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Originally Posted By HenryBoogers⏩
Yes, ownership and environment are very significant factors. German Sheppards, by the way, were also bred for their strength and aggressiveness. Though more commonly associated with 'positive' utilities, such as law enforcement, are we to be suprised that a German Sheppard bit someone? It's literally what they are bred for.
Went to a dog park with my gfs Chihuahua who is afraid of everything. Wasn't there 30 seconds he was walking along the edge of the fence away from all the other dogs and a German shepherd came running up to him, with no warning, no smelling he grabbed her by the neck and it was so severe that we had to put him down. Fuk shepherds. Ever since then the aggressive dogs at the dog park is always the shepherds
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