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Were you intending to answer someone else's post? Because this response doesn't seem to fit my post.beavers said:
A list of all pit bull fatalities toward children. http://www.dogsbite.org/staying-safe-family-dog-attacks.php
I tried searching for data however, the only data that I could find was a pug being fatally attacked by a pit bull.
In 2013, 12 females under the age of 20 died on a bike. The cause of death is unknown (helmet, road, etc).
You're being evasive. I asked if you applied the same "It only takes one time" logic to all of your decisions that involve a risk of death for you or your child greater than or equal to the possibility of you or your child being killed by a pit bull (8.78e-8 to 1).
It does only take one time. I'm not sure what you want me to say here ... I'm not going to list the possible ways for a child fatality.
Terrible is wanting to wipe out something because of ignorance. What I said was inappropriate and I should have been the bigger person and ignored his comment. Saying he wished death up his neighbors dog is totally uncalled for. He stated already he doesn't have the balls to say anything like that to the neighbor, but I'd love to hear the aftermath if neighbor caught wind of his ignorant remark.
The horrible neighbor would probably send his
I don't really expect you to list them I was just wondering if you were preparing for them and worrying about them the same way you seem to be about pit bulls.
true or false: the 200+ kids who have been killed by pit bulls would still be alive today if those dogs were pugs.http://fox5sandiego.com/2015/10/22/community-mourns-young-surfer-killed-while-riding-bike/
http://www.khou.com/story/news/local/2016/01/29/child-killed-while-riding-bike-kingwood/79554926/
http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Teen-Cyclist-Falls-on-Train-Tracks-Dies-SDPD-368882751.html
What a fun game of copying and pasting headlines
true or false: the hundreds of thousands (maybe even millions) of people who have been killed riding bikes would still be alive today if they never rode a bike
It's not just that, the whole argument that people die on bikes is an apt analogy is stupid. The bike doesn't kill the people because it will attack at random.
Fine let's kill them all. The people that had pits before will get rots and the statistics previously held by pits will now be the same for rots. So we get rid of rots now. If we act together we can make it an all lap dog world.
it is estimated that there are over 5 million pit bulls. if they are genetically bred to be viscous is it safe to assume there are hundreds of thousands of attacks and hundreds and hundreds of killings each year, since they are all viscous and all?beavers said:
Great quote in there....
I don't have much of an opinion on pit bull restrictions, but for the most part those that have a strong opinion either way push me in the direction against their side.
we get it...daddy never got you a puppy while you were growing up and you lost out on the joy of having the best most loyal friend you could ever have...its ok..we`re here to help you through your anger issues towards dogs and animals in general.
just pit bulls?beavers said:
its ok...im here for you if you need a hug brother
I'll stick with humans for friends. I've had dogs as pets, they are great...as pets. They aren't friends, they are pets...something that brings a little happiness into your life, or in the case of pits, something that brings terror into many people's lives.
Dog conversation aside. My apologies. I'm sorry for being offensive. Don't know you around here and assumed. My bad.
you're right beavers, you shouldn't have to pay for a fence when it's someone else's dog (a dog that you perceive as dangerous BTW). it's the responsibility of a dog owner to contain their dogs. we have about $8,000 invested in our fence and for you to put that into something is just asinine. even if we were told by God himself that our dogs would never harm even an ant, we would have the same fence up. i don't want my dogs getting hit by a car, have a run in with another animal or just being a nuisance to a neighbor by roaming around their yard. i realize not everyone likes dogs and they shouldn't have to worry about my dog roaming around on their property. not to mention, there is a pointer who roams around who lives somewhere near us, but i'm not sure exactly where and the sucker always takes these massive dumps in our yard in my wife's flower gardens.beavers said:
) if they allow their dogs to run loose, i would politely explain to them that you have some reservations about dogs due to some past incidents and even though their dog may be perfectly fine that you both feel uncomfortable with him being allowed to roam free. you have a child who you love very much and have the child's best interest in mind and you really hope that this doesn't damage our relationship with each other.
