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post 1565137051 11-01-2018, 01:14 PM
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First of all, my pittie girl is IN FACT the sweetest dog on the planet. Its verified. Depending on what study/ website you read, Pit Bulls barely, or don't, crack the top 10 most aggressive dog breeds. They can be one of the most dangerous breeds however, because when they are aggressive they have a strong bite and don't quit until their objective is complete (attack is over/ target eliminated). I've been bitten by an old cranky ass boxer dog twice and countless times by chihuahuas and dachshunds, which happen to be the 2 most aggressive breeds.
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Originally Posted By Zackad
lmao i only negged you because you negged me first over nothing.

I argued with plenty of people in that other thread and no one negged me, and I negged nobody. Probably even repped a few

stay butthurt *******

pretty easy to tell when someone has no legitimate argument so they resort to insults. "bE qUIeT PlS"
Someone post that US dog bite fatality pie chart to shut this ******* up plz.

Edit: Don't worry, I found the website, I did it myself.

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Originally Posted By BROPOTOMAS
First of all, my pittie girl is IN FACT the sweetest dog on the planet. Its verified. Depending on what study/ website you read, Pit Bulls barely, or don't, crack the top 10 most aggressive dog breeds. They can be one of the most dangerous breeds however, because when they are aggressive they have a strong bite and don't quit until their objective is complete (attack is over/ target eliminated). I've been bitten by an old cranky ass boxer dog twice and countless times by chihuahuas and dachshunds, which happen to be the 2 most aggressive breeds.
except when a chihuahua bites you, you aren't dead. so there is that.
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[QUOTE=AquilaConfido post_id=1565137331]Someone post that US dog bite fatality pie chart to shut this ******* up plz.

Edit: Don't worry, I found the website, I did it myself.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/bSmDCUN.png[img][/QUOTE]Oh you mean the chart posted on a well-known anti-pitbull site that explicitly calls for all pitbulls to be put down?

The chart that was explained by the person who posted it to have been faked not 5 posts after that within the same thread?

Keep throwing insults and posting nonsense. We all know who the ******* is
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post 1565137841 11-01-2018, 01:27 PM
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I had a pit bull for 15 years and he lived in the same home my mom ran a daycare in. The kids and their parents loved him and we never had an issue.

But as his owner I knew he had issues with other dogs and I never let him be around other dogs because he would try to fight them.

I mean yeah I guess they can snap in an instant, but if you're a good owner and know your dog well you can kind of tell these situations before they unfold and avoid them.
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Originally Posted By Zackad
Oh you mean the chart posted on a well-known anti-pitbull site that explicitly calls for all pitbulls to be put down?

The chart that was explained by the person who posted it to have been faked not 5 posts after that within the same thread?

Keep throwing insults and posting nonsense. We all know who the ******* is
Let's approach the US government department who deals with collecting statistics on animal to human attacks (dogs in particular), pretty sure pitbull will be top of their list too, by a long way.

So be quiet you crying, sensitive, princess *******.
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp
Who here would be happy leaving their kid in OP's care with that dog in the house?.
Based on all his other posts about god and flat globes, that dog being in the house would be the least of my concerns when it comes to my kid being in OP's care.

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Originally Posted By wrastler163
lmao literally joked about that a couple posts up, makes much more sense now
Only had to look back 7 of OP's posts to trigger more alarm bells..
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Pit bulls make up 4.9% of all dog breeds. They're responsible for 66% of all dog bite deaths. Think about those statistics for awhile.

I love dogs. I wouldn't shy away from adopting a pit bull. But I wouldn't leave a child alone with one or put the dog in an environment where it could get loose.
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Originally Posted By Retoaded
except when a chihuahua bites you, you aren't dead. so there is that.
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Originally Posted By LS1Z28
Pit bulls make up 4.9% of all dog breeds. They're responsible for 66% of all dog bit deaths. Think about those statistics for awhile.

I love dogs. I wouldn't shy away from adopting a pit bull. But I wouldn't leave a child alone with one or put the dog in an environment where it could get loose.
This is my exact sentiment.
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Originally Posted By AquilaConfido
Let's approach the US government department who deals with collecting statistics on animal to human attacks (dogs in particular), pretty sure pitbull will be top of their list too, by a long way.

So be quiet you crying, sensitive, princess *******.
You mean the same department that stopped collecting statistic by breed in 1996 because it was too costly?

The same department that lumped 4 breeds into one, and when you do the math, the individual breeds come out in 3rd place behind Rotties and GSD's?

Keep throwing insults man, IDC. Ultimately you're a 35yo who's on an internet forum hating on a stranger explaining statistics and defending himself against personal attacks. Nowhere have I said you are a chit person for not liking pitbulls, or not owning one, and nowhere have I encourage anyone to get one. i've even said myself I wouldn't rescue or adopt an older pitbull because of the potential dangers. I've even advocated restrictions for pitbulls, as well as other larger dog breeds as they are all more dangerous animals.

Literally my whole point arguing with you guys is just to stop this retarded witch hunt that makes people go "hurr durr breed of piss, kill them all and their owners, they're all trash". BRB estimated 3-5 million pitbulls in the USA, but the ones who don't kill are the exceptions? But somehow you guys don't get that....
Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat
Based on all his other posts about god and flat globes, that dog being in the house would be the least of my concerns when it comes to my kid being in OP's care.

*You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Zackad again.*

Future reps going to Keanu for being the most patient proponent of pits and his unwaivering resolve in intelligently defending them against those of us who clearly don't want our minds to be changed.
lmao. thanks brah. would rep you too except i'm already on r/c for HBB pics. Thank you for your good work.
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No hate to pits, or dogs in general. But having been recently attacked by a dog, dogs in general can cause very severe injuries to even grown adults let alone a child. Dog bites are crush injuries, underlying damage is almost always more severe than any visible lacerations. Crush injuries also take significantly longer to heal.

Would be awfully irresponsible to leave a child alone with a dog. Any interactions between the two should be supervised. Your child can’t do much damage to your dog, your dog could kill your child.
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Originally Posted By Retoaded
except when a chihuahua bites you, you aren't dead. so there is that.
You're right, a chihuahua weighs 5lbs and can't do the damage that any 60+lb dog can do. Most dogs that size could wreck any grown man and have the bite force to crush bone.

However, that in no way means you're more likely to be attacked. Just looking at fatalities doesn't tell the whole story. If you got T-boned by a Geo Metro, you're likely to escape with far less damage than if you got T-boned by an F350, but it doesn't mean you're more likely to get hit by one or the other.
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Pitbull owners.... why did you choose a pit? This question gets asked alot, but I never see any answers.

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Originally Posted By HayZues
Pitbull owners.... why did you choose a pit? This question gets asked alot, but I never see any answers.

Pls respond.
I chose a pit because I'd had experience with them. I knew I had the money and time to get him professionally trained, and thus knew his behavior wouldn't be an issue since I was getting him as a puppy, barring mental issues, which he's shown no sign of in 4 years. I got him because there is a mad overpopulation problem with pits in chihuahuas in SD county right now, so much so that they were offering $90 neuters for them, which I took advantage of and was also a motivator for me to get a pit. And I also got them because they are dogs that can be active, but also lazy. So I can have a lazy, be a piece of chit Sunday with him where we do nothing but sleep and I play videogames, and he's content. Or I can take him out on a 5 mile hike, and he will have the energy to keep up. Also didn't want a small dog, but that's more about the size of the dog I picked, not breed. And idk if it makes a difference, but he ended up being about 20-30lbs heavier than I expected him to be, so it's not like I was going for the biggest dog on the block. Also got him because I didn't want a breeder, designer dog. Yeah you can find those dogs in shelters, but they're few and far in between, and typically older, and I'm wary of adopting any older dog that isn't geriatric and barely mobile
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Originally Posted By HayZues
Pitbull owners.... why did you choose a pit? This question gets asked alot, but I never see any answers.

Pls respond.
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Originally Posted By Zackad
You mean the same department that stopped collecting statistic by breed in 1996 because it was too costly?

The same department that lumped 4 breeds into one, and when you do the math, the individual breeds come out in 3rd place behind Rotties and GSD's?

Keep throwing insults man, IDC. Ultimately you're a 35yo who's on an internet forum hating on a stranger explaining statistics and defending himself against personal attacks. Nowhere have I said you are a chit person for not liking pitbulls, or not owning one, and nowhere have I encourage anyone to get one. i've even said myself I wouldn't rescue or adopt an older pitbull because of the potential dangers. I've even advocated restrictions for pitbulls, as well as other larger dog breeds as they are all more dangerous animals.

Literally my whole point arguing with you guys is just to stop this retarded witch hunt that makes people go "hurr durr breed of piss, kill them all and their owners, they're all trash". BRB estimated 3-5 million pitbulls in the USA, but the ones who don't kill are the exceptions? But somehow you guys don't get that....



lmao. thanks brah. would rep you too except i'm already on r/c for HBB pics. Thank you for your good work.
Pretty sure if you went to all the A&E (ER) rooms in hospitals where they keep logs of dog to human fatality attacks, pitbulls would top the list. Stop trying to dodge the issue with 'US stopped collecting statistics in 1996' bullchit.

These attacks are logged somewhere, US is a civilised country not some 3rd world chithole. These dog to human attacks will be logged somewhere, most probably in hospitals / morgues etc, even if the US government doesn't 'officially collect these statistics' or whatever other unbelievable bullchit you choose to come up with.

Too long, didn't read cliffs: Go visit all the A&E (ER rooms) of all the hospitals in the US, and look at their animal attacks logs, pretty sure pitbulls will top the list.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
Pitbull owners.... why did you choose a pit? This question gets asked alot, but I never see any answers.

Pls respond.
Lol...

Do you expect to provide justification to anyone as to why you own anything you do?

I adopted my dog and wasn't seeking to even get a pit, but saw my dog on a rescue page, went to meet him and took him home. That good enough for you, sport?
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Originally Posted By ForumNature
Lol...

Do you expect to provide justification to anyone as to why you own anything you do?

I adopted my dog and wasn't seeking to even get a pit, but saw my dog on a rescue page, want to meet him and took him home. That good enough for you, sport?
This is pretty much the exact same thing I was typing.
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Originally Posted By ForumNature
You're right, a chihuahua weighs 5lbs and can't do the damage that any 60+lb dog can do. Most dogs that size could wreck any grown man and have the bite force to crush bone.

However, that in no way means you're more likely to be attacked. Just looking at fatalities doesn't tell the whole story. If you got T-boned by a Geo Metro, you're likely to escape with far less damage than if you got T-boned by an F350, but it doesn't mean you're more likely to get hit by one or the other.
of course but that is my entire point. pointing out the chihuahuas are more aggressive is pointless because they can't do the damage anyway.

(inb4 story of pack of dachsunds killing that lady a couple months ago)
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Originally Posted By ForumNature
Lol...

Do you expect to provide justification to anyone as to why you own anything you do?

I adopted my dog and wasn't seeking to even get a pit, but saw my dog on a rescue page, want to meet him and took him home. That good enough for you, sport?
Same story here. It also happens that a majority of the rescues in my area are pit mixes...
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Originally Posted By AquilaConfido
Pretty sure if you went to all the A&E (ER) rooms in hospitals where they keep logs of dog to human fatality attacks, pitbulls would top the list. Stop trying to dodge the issue with 'US stopped collecting statistics in 1996' bullchit.

These attacks are logged somewhere, US is a civilised country not some 3rd world chithole. These dog to human attacks will be logged somewhere, most probably in hospitals / morgues etc, even if the US government doesn't 'officially collect these statistics' or whatever other unbelievable bullchit you choose to come up with.

Too long, didn't read cliffs: Go visit all the A&E (ER rooms) of all the hospitals in the US, and look at their animal attacks logs, pretty sure pitbulls will top the list.
lmao you really think ER's are blood-testing dog breeds to keep accurate records? How exactly would they go about that? Those are all eyewitness accounts. yeah sure, they're logged through hearsay, media articles, instagram, w/e. You are the one who brought up the "US govt department", sorry i highlighted that it would be a pointless endeavor, but don't come at me like I'm trying to deflect your points, I answer all of them when all you can do is throw insults until now.

You just going to ignore the fact "pitbull" isn't one breed, but 4?

You just going to ignore the sentence where I said you don't have to own, interact, or even like the breed?
Originally Posted By ForumNature
Lol...

Do you expect to provide justification to anyone as to why you own anything you do?

I adopted my dog and wasn't seeking to even get a pit, but saw my dog on a rescue page, want to meet him and took him home. That good enough for you, sport?
God forbid yourescuea pit

people would rather you buy a breeding mill puppy from a mall store
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Originally Posted By Zackad
lmao you really think ER's are blood-testing dog breeds to keep accurate records? How exactly would they go about that? Those are all eyewitness accounts. yeah sure, they're logged through hearsay, media articles, instagram, w/e. You are the one who brought up the "US govt department", sorry i highlighted that it would be a pointless endeavor, but don't come at me like I'm trying to deflect your points, I answer all of them when all you can do is throw insults until now.

You just going to ignore the fact "pitbull" isn't one breed, but 4?

You just going to ignore the sentence where I said you don't have to own, interact, or even like the breed?



God forbid yourescuea pit

people would rather you buy a breeding mill puppy from a mall store
Not sure what your argument is here. Hospital inpatient animal attack records will show, from eyewitness accounts: Dog type: Pitbull or Pitbull mix etc. If it has pitbull genetics in it, even if a mix, it will obviously be more aggressive, and more prone to attacking and killing humans. What exactly is your argument here?
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Originally Posted By Retoaded
of course but that is my entire point. pointing out the chihuahuas are more aggressive is pointless because they can't do the damage anyway.

(inb4 story of pack of dachsunds killing that lady a couple months ago)
You're absolutely not wrong that a large dog will phuck you up way worse. Does that mean that you're more likely to be attacked by one?

Maybe we should ban large vehicles, because if you get hit by a large vehicle you have a higher chance of injury or death. Everyone who owns a big truck is just trying to look tough...right?

Someone link the dachshund story if they have it, I've gotta see that.
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