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post 1574742941 02-28-2019, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
Same with the company I used to work for back in the day.

Pits
Staffordshire Terrier
Rotts
Presa Canario


One more, but I can't remember, but those breeds....we wouldn't even touch you if you had those. No underwrite waiver either. Call was over once you told us what type of breed it was. They didn't play that.
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post 1574743031 02-28-2019, 02:28 PM
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I had my baby with me at Lowes the other week and some frail old lady with a huge Rottweiler was strolling around with the ****er leashed to the chair. I told the manager yo, those breeds went through hundreds of years of selective breeding to be *******s but I guess store policy says you can bring dogs to the store.

I said **** that, I'll buy **** from amazon.
post 1574743341 02-28-2019, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
I mean, you realize that when people are killed by dogs, there are government employees who take notes, right? Here's a chart of the top breeds killing people from 2005-2017.



Pitbull owners areincrediblybad at raising them, and getting worse over time.

https://www.dogsbite.org/reports/13-...7-dogsbite.pdf
https://www.dogsbite.org/pdf/1979-19...attacks-us.pdf
Sure, I know all of that. Have you ever been around a pitbull raised properly? They're the most lovable dogs, ever. The bad apples **** it up for those that raise their dogs right.
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post 1574743671 02-28-2019, 02:36 PM
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My neighbor has a beautiful pit but misc has made me scared of it
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post 1574743801 02-28-2019, 02:38 PM
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If I ever saw a dog mauling a kid I'd just go primal. Doesn't even have to be my kid.

It's not worth someone living a lifetime with disfigurement or injury. Just kill the mutt. I'm a dog lover but you gotta show them their place.
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post 1574744121 02-28-2019, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Lunatic⏩
Sure, I know all of that. Have you ever been around a pitbull raised properly? They're the most lovable dogs, ever. The bad apples **** it up for those that raise their dogs right.
Yeah, but I mean, what percentage of pitbulls do you think are raised right? They're like 5% of all dogs, yet appear to be responsible for 70% of all dog-related killings in this decade.

I have a friend who has a female pit. She's adorable and loving. I get it. Chitty owners, etc.

It remains to be explained why pitbull owners appear to be disproportionately chitty. It isn't the media. Either the breed is incredibly difficult to raise or owning one is a strong predictor of being a potato trash human who can't raise dogs - or both.
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post 1574744441 02-28-2019, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Lunatic⏩
Sure, I know all of that. Have you ever been around a pitbull raised properly? They're the most lovable dogs, ever. The bad apples **** it up for those that raise their dogs right.
I've known several incredibly sweet and loving pitbulls and even took one in once upon a time. Not all pitbulls are bad dogs but its crazy to think that they aren't more aggressive and dangerous than other breeds. Its not as bad as the statistics suggest due to a bunch of chitbirds that are more likely to get pits but its ignorant to think that a golden retriever is just as likely to maul a toddler.
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post 1574744601 02-28-2019, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Lunatic⏩
It's always comical when people act like pitbulls are more dangerous than other dogs (inb4 "it's over when their jaws lock")

A pitbull raised properly will be no more dangerous than a small, docile dog. I'm more afraid of a chihuahua than I am a pitbull (srs).

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You only hear about it because the media makes pitbulls out to be the devil. They get ratings. Pitbulls are fantastic dogs when raised properly.
Selective breeding, Looney.



Just saw your other response, and yes, I've been around properly raised pits. We live within 100 miles from each other. My buddy's dad has a big ass pit farm, basically. He sleds them, trains them etc. He puts out great dogs, but pits are still far more dangerous than any other breed.
post 1574745021 02-28-2019, 02:55 PM
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Speaking of sledding pitbulls, this rocket scientist taught his pits to pull him like a dogsled and follow his jogging wife.

You can guess what happened when their instincts kicked in.

Fair warning, it's disturbing.

Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
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Originally Posted By DaveIndeed⏩
I had my baby with me at Lowes the other week and some frail old lady with a huge Rottweiler was strolling around with the ****er leashed to the chair. I told the manager yo, those breeds went through hundreds of years of selective breeding to be *******s but I guess store policy says you can bring dogs to the store.

I said **** that, I'll buy **** from amazon.
Lmao at putting working dogs in with pitbulls.

The only "rottweilers" with bad temperaments are poverty "American rottweilers" which are weird looking 56% mutts and about as selectively bred as the average American.

German breeder dogs have to pass government regulated temperament testing before they're allowed to breed their dogs, that actual "selective breeding" means you can fire a gun next to a real rottie and it shouldn't react.


https://guardianrottweilers.com/the-...er/schutzhund/
post 1574745371 02-28-2019, 03:00 PM
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I hope he comforted her afterwards.

In all seriousness though I'm not big on the suing culture in America, but obviously something needs to be done about this.

Edit: sorry I missed that she was petting it. Unless she had permission its the parents fault.
post 1574745391 02-28-2019, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted By shanedawg⏩
brb why was she petting an emotional support dog?

do the same rules not apply as they do to service dogs?
I always defend Pit Bulls as a breed but this is retarded logic. Regardless if it was a service dog with signs that said don't pet it shouldn't have violent reactions to people when touched. BRB walking through a crowded airport and dog gets accidently bumped.
post 1574745551 02-28-2019, 03:03 PM
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Working dogs come from select breeding stock for temperament/personality and rigorously trained. And not just anyone can have one.

These “emotional suport” animals are basically someone’s pet, usually owned by some train wreck with more issues than Vogue Magazine.

I feel bad for the poor kid. Parents fault for not teaching child not to touch someone’s dog, working animal or not, as much as the pet owners fault for bringing an animal that’s not trustworthy into a public place.
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Originally Posted By Weezy32⏩
Yup similar thing happened to me took my GSD dog to a dog park. Its a beautiful black long hair GSD so my dog gets a lot of attention.There is a kids area right next to the fenced dog area so as i was walking in a bunch of kids ran up to my dog which was no big deal he is trained and friendly. So i just had him sit and he was chilling while he got surrounded by kids and this one kid decides to try to round kick my dog (luckly he missed)... i got my dog and immediately and left from that day forward i dont let anyone near my dog. Have had hbb's ask me if they can come pet him and i am like nah i am training him right now.
GSDs are awesome, top tier puppers. I take my guys to the dog park too, for off leash training (and I kind of enjoy making chit dog owners feel bad about being unable to control their rats)

parents who put their kids at risk deserve a chewing out, did you tell the kids parents they were worthless?

I had one little kid in a store try to pick up my girl, his mom laughed it off and said "oh he does that with our dog all the time"

Lady this is not your dog, your kid is going to get badly hurt grabbing strange dogs around the chest. Just because mine are infinitely tolerant of non threats doesn't mean other dogs are.

Most people can't even get their dogs to sit or drop a toy, never mind train them to ignore potentially stressful strangers, it's just a matter of time before these kids get badly hurt.
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Fuk man... I really like pit bulls and love dogs in general but some of these stories really get to me, especially considering how many of them there are...

I think it’s ridiculous to ban a dog, but I think we might be getting to a point where some sort of measures need to be taken... fuk... kills me to see a little kid attacked like this.
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Originally Posted By Aesthetical⏩
because shes 5 years old and thats what 5 year old do when they see doggos
At 5 years old I knew the difference between good dogs and mean dogs.
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Shame on her petting an emotion support animal, those are for people with disabilities.
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
Yeah, but I mean, what percentage of pitbulls do you think are raised right? They're like 5% of all dogs, yet appear to be responsible for 70% of all dog-related killings in this decade.

I have a friend who has a female pit. She's adorable and loving. I get it. Chitty owners, etc.

It remains to be explained why pitbull owners appear to be disproportionately chitty.It isn't the media. Either the breed is incredibly difficult to raise or owning one is a strong predictor of being a potato trash human who can't raise dogs - or both.
its simple, Pitbulls and Pitbull mixes are super cheap to purchase, and are deemed "hardcore" and "badass". So you have low income trashy people getting cheap dogs that look bad ass and cool. EDIT: and yea I am aware you can go out and spend a fortune for a pure breed pitbull from a very reputable breeder, but the Pitbulls we read about aren't them, they are usually mixes that get the Pitbull name in the media because they have that "look" and come from **** breeders and sold for dirt cheap.

Pitbulls if they attack will cause 10x more damage then if a golden retriever attacked. I think there should be training courses and some kind of permit needed to own a pitbull same as if you wanted to own a hand gun. Give a ****ty owner a weaker small dog and the risk is lower, give them a power breed whether it is a Pitbull, German Shepard or a Rottweiler the risk is far higher. But since 2 of those 3 examples are very expensive dogs to purchase you won't see them as much with awful or low income owners because no bad owner will spend $1000.00 or more for a certain breed, they will spring for the cheap option, the Pit bull.
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Dog owners= stupid

a kid face was almost mauled
thankfully the girl face wasnt fully injured

i would say those who have dogs
must put them on tranquilizers

stupid owners
and stupid dogs
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man this suing culture is so annoying, I was attacked by a few dogs when I was a kid, wish I could get money from it.
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fukin lmao @ having a pit bull as an emotinoal support dog.
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Not surprising a pitbull from Florida bought a ticket and and flew across the country with it's emotional support human just to bite another kid.
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not really fair to put a pitbull on a plane with people who may have anxiety about that kinda chit. i know my mom would freak. it's not the same as if someone brings fuking lassie on the flight with them.
i don't even care if you're a pitbull person, you know it's not the same.


what if i wanted to bring my emotional support ak47 on the plane with me? it's not a problem, i'm a nice guy.
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
Speaking of sledding pitbulls, this rocket scientist taught his pits to pull him like a dogsled and follow his jogging wife.

You can guess what happened when their instincts kicked in.

Fair warning, it's disturbing.

Not one of you fukks is going to validate my trolling?
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I'm going to bring my emotional support AK47 the next time I take a flight. Don't worry, I'll have a note.
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The cumulative net worth of all pitbull owners everywhere is less than $1 mil lol.

Only thugs and tattooed mentally ill middle-aged white women own pitbulls.
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Had a childhood friend growing up who had a pit since it was a pup. Sweet dog. Always let me pet her with no problem. I'd stick my hands through the chain link fence and she would always lick me with her tail wagging 1000 MPH. Never showed signs of aggression.

Then one day I noticed she wasn't in my friend's backyard anymore. I asked my friend where his dog went, and he said they had to get rid of her because she got loose and mauled their neighbor.

I know it's just anecdotal, but stories like these are far too common. Pits are too unpredictable.
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What happens if a “service dog” gets on a plane and then terrorizes the passengers.
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Dog Breed of Peace strikes again

when will pitbullcels ever learn?
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