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Thread: My daughter and my pitbull

post 1565141761 11-01-2018, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted By t8rtot⏩
Why are you putting the onerous on someone else to provide the data to back up YOUR claim?

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I agree with you but still LOLed at "the onerous".
post 1565141871 11-01-2018, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By AquilaConfido⏩
What's your email address serious? Can you PM it to me, there is a mod who absolutely hates me who has banned me last 3 times in a row for absolutely ridiculous reasons, and I wasn't able to contact any admin about it. Any chance you could e-mail me yours in a private message, in case it happens again?

Thanks.
Sure, why not. You have e-mailed me before, so pretty sure you have it already but PM'd anyhow.
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post 1565141881 11-01-2018, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
I agree with you but still LOLed at "the onerous".
I r b dum. Sorry.
post 1565142171 11-01-2018, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted By ForumNature⏩
Sure, why not. You have e-mailed me before, so pretty sure you have it already but PM'd anyhow.
Ok thanks much appreciated.
post 1565145171 11-01-2018, 02:59 PM
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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, went to meet him and took him home. That good enough for you, sport?
Lmao @ the ultra defensive tone. But yeah, if I made a wildly illogical decision that went against all common sense, I'd expect to have to explain it from time to time.


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post 1565145721 11-01-2018, 03:05 PM
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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 actually wanted a boxer and went thru NJ boxer rescue. When I went to a foster house to meet a dog I also saw they had a 8 month old pit who was up for adoption also and idk we just clicked and I took him home that day instead of a boxer.
post 1565147461 11-01-2018, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted By ForumNature⏩
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.
And they require a special license for large vehicles...
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post 1565147561 11-01-2018, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By TXBuddy⏩
I wanted a dog that had a high pain threshold (because kids are around), Loyal, athletic, sensitive to leadership. These unfortunately are also the same reasons azzholes fought them.



had to put down the old doge last month.

This was him when he was younger




And the younger Pit/Lab mix, Chip


Sorry for your loss.

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post 1565147571 11-01-2018, 03:27 PM
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Love the pics bro. Too much low iq bastards on here that blame the breed. Mine are over 10 years old now and still treat babies and kids very delicately
post 1565148351 11-01-2018, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted By HayZues
And they require a special license for large vehicles...
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post 1565148421 11-01-2018, 03:38 PM
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next.... He horridly threw a ball up in the air and then didn't want to sit. Thread derailed bud.

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Sweet anecdotes bros. here is mine


Pit bull attack leaves 4-year-old boy with scars and dad needing answers

Spoiler!


https://www.wric.com/news/national/p...ers/1112115762
post 1565149161 11-01-2018, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
I used to read meters when I was in college. I woman I worked with was in a backyard she had been in a bunch of times that had a pit chained up back there. This one day the pit broke the chain and mauled her. She had to get hundreds of stitches and one of her breasts was removed by the dog. The owner afterwards said that the dog had never showed any signs of aggression before. Please don't leave small children near them. Chances are they won't bite but its not worth the risk
Its hard to believe that no one could see the signs of aggression in a dog that was chained in a backyard. I dunno about you but I find it hard to believe any animal would behave well if it spent its life in chains.
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post 1565149341 11-01-2018, 03:51 PM
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post 1565149861 11-01-2018, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink⏩
Sweet anecdotes bros. here is mine


Pit bull attack leaves 4-year-old boy with scars and dad needing answers

Spoiler!


https://www.wric.com/news/national/p...ers/1112115762
Sweet anecdote bro. here's mine

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...-a8399946.html
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post 1565150001 11-01-2018, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
Sweet anecdote bro. here's mine

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...-a8399946.html
in your artcle



LMAO. just admit it theyre dangerous beasts
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink⏩
in your artcle



LMAO. just admit it theyre dangerous beasts
Rekt. For every article you find involving a non-pitbull attack, ill post 5 more involving pitbulls and we'll see who runs out first.
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Originally Posted By BlackJack619⏩
I got my dog from a pitbull rescue my old boss use to run, it's kinda sad how pitbulls are treated and I don't know the statistic but I think they are one of the breeds that get put down the most, they are also one of the only breads that are banned in certain city's. There's a lot of places that won't let you live their if you have a pitbull. I honestly believe my dog will have the best life possible living with me... He is also a great partner for cardio.
Wait a minute... this is a rescue dog? You have no idea if that dog has had a traumatic past that could trigger aggressive behaviour.

Son, just muzzle the dog. It's not fair on your daughter.

My dogs are rescue dogs and not aggressive breeds, but l will always put a muzzle on around small children. Absolute madness not to really.
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink⏩
in your artcle



LMAO. just admit it theyre dangerous beasts
Huskey's are more dangerous untrained than any animal I have met. As well as akitas. As well as many other breeds. The only thing going for pits are they are the strongest, so it's easier for them to be untrained and do destruction. I'm all down for people going threw legit training to own them, as well as other breeds. but to shiet on the breed itself, you are pathetic. You have 1. Never raised one, 2. Been around one raised right, 3. Probably just used internet articles and never even met one one in your entire lifetime.
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I have a 5 year old pitbull and shes a sweetheart, shes never been left home alone since she was a puppy...there was always someone home or another dog with her...you cant judge them until you own one yourself...
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Originally Posted By MattBro95⏩
Wait a minute... this is a rescue dog? You have no idea if that dog has had a traumatic past that could trigger aggressive behaviour.

Son, just muzzle the dog. It's not fair on your daughter.

My dogs are rescue dogs and not aggressive breeds, but l will always put a muzzle on around small children. Absolute madness not to really.
agreed 100%, but some people get way too sensitive when you suggest something like this.
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink⏩
in your artcle



LMAO. just admit it theyre dangerous beasts
lmao click on that article and look at the caption


stock image of a american stafforshire terrier, from Getty Images, and that's a different article anyway.


quote from the article
The breed of the dog remains unclear. A police spokeswoman described the animal as a Staffordshire mix while shelter staff referred to a boxer mix, acting "very aggressively".
further proof that eyewitness accounts are useless.

just take a second to read up on the thread, and maybe do some research before chit posting. I never said they weren't dangerous. But don't act like they're the only dangerous dog.
Originally Posted By wrastler163⏩
Rekt. For every article you find involving a non-pitbull attack, ill post 5 more involving pitbulls and we'll see who runs out first.
Originally Posted By wrastler163⏩
agreed 100%, but some people get way too sensitive when you suggest something like this.
lmao you choose to willingly ignore my reasonable posts in response to your claims that i'm ignorant, stupid, dense, whatever. No one is taking you seriously.

Go ahead and put a muzzle on your dogs around children. No one's saying you can't. But you're so hell-bent on hating the breed you immediately accuse owners of being sensitive about reasonable things you can do that don't affect them in any way.

Here's America's most popular dog killing a child

https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/N...ttack-20160817
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Originally Posted By MattBro95⏩
Wait a minute... this is a rescue dog? You have no idea if that dog has had a traumatic past that could trigger aggressive behaviour.

Son, just muzzle the dog. It's not fair on your daughter.

My dogs are rescue dogs and not aggressive breeds, but l will always put a muzzle on around small children. Absolute madness not to really.
Yea I got him when he was 6 months old, I am pretty sure he was owned by a homeless person who lived out of their van. I also think the only thing traumatic that happened in his past may have been from sprinklers, because whenever they come on he gets scared and runs to hide in our bedroom. He also doesn't like to take baths.
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Four year feed 6 pit bulls
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
lmao click on that article and look at the caption


stock image of a american stafforshire terrier, from Getty Images, and that's a different article anyway.


quote from the article



further proof that eyewitness accounts are useless.

just take a second to read up on the thread, and maybe do some research before chit posting. I never said they weren't dangerous. But don't act like they're the only dangerous dog.






lmao you choose to willingly ignore my reasonable posts in response to your claims that i'm ignorant, stupid, dense, whatever. No one is taking you seriously.

Go ahead and put a muzzle on your dogs around children. No one's saying you can't. But you're so hell-bent on hating the breed you immediately accuse owners of being sensitive about reasonable things you can do that don't affect them in any way.

Here's America's most popular dog killing a child

https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/N...ttack-20160817
dude I dont hate pitbulls I just hate seeing little kids getting mauled by them. it happens with other dogs too. I stopped reading/responding to your posts because I know I will never be able to reason with you. I've worked at the shelters and been around Pits, I am more than capable of making my own decision
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Originally Posted By wrastler163⏩
dude I dont hate pitbulls I just hate seeing little kids getting mauled by them. it happens with other dogs too. I stopped reading/responding to your posts because I know I will never be able to reason with you. I've worked at the shelters and been around Pits, I am more than capable of making my own decision
lmao no you ignored my posts because i highlighted what was wrong with yours. How do you make your own decision on an argument you didn't even understand? Somehow you deemed it the dumbest argument you ever heard.

Nevermind you refuse to acknowledge that I've agreed with you on multiple points regarding not keeping them around children unsupervised, or muzzling your dog if you feel the need, or restricting access/ownership of larger breeds with a more strict process. At this point i'm regurgitating stuff I've already said in my thread which you could have read and responded to civilly but chose not to.

Maybe you'd like to go back to the CDC example we used and understand mathematics, so that you can see Rottweilers and GSD's had more fatalities when they did track attacks by breed?

"pitbull owner ignorance of peace" indeed. Your posts ITT are littered with insults and condescension, don't try to pretend this is about reasoning.
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Originally Posted By chalup⏩
Huskey's are more dangerous untrained than any animal I have met. As well as akitas. As well as many other breeds. The only thing going for pits are they are the strongest, so it's easier for them to be untrained and do destruction. I'm all down for people going threw legit training to own them, as well as other breeds. but to shiet on the breed itself, you are pathetic. You have 1. Never raised one, 2. Been around one raised right, 3. Probably just used internet articles and never even met one one in your entire lifetime.
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Originally Posted By BlackJack619⏩
Four year feed 6 pit bulls
This is a good point. I guarantee that NONE of the dogs involved in these attack stories (any breed) were raised like these.
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