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lol, where did i say small dogs were gay you silly goose. I prefer larger/middle dogs, why is that a bad thing? never said only pit bulls or rottweillers either, both my dogs are mutts. Supposed to be boxer in the one and mastiff in the other.
I suspect pit bull owners among FBG's are not representative of the average owner. I suspect our owners in here are more often homeowners, family men, and well educated. I suspect we have persons here with enough income to see that their animals are well-trained and well cared for. Most of you seem to be good eggs, generally.
Bad owners of a golden retriever might have a dog that will bite. Bad owners of a Pitbull might have a dog that could maim and kill.
You seemed to miss my point. My comment wasn't even remotely tied to the dog's breed. My comment was based on someone knowingly bringing home a troubled dog, a dog that by his own admittance was untrainable, a dog that would attack any "stranger", including small children, and thinking that installing a chain link fence somehow absolved him of all responsibility if an attack occurs. I'm actually flabbergasted that someone thinks that if a child acts like, you know, a child and attempts to pet a dog through a fence and is attacked, that the responsibility is totally on the child and that he bears no responsibility for harboring an animal he knows to be dangerous. I'm honestly equally flabbergasted that I have to explain this.modogg said:
These stories don't bother me - she took the risk owning them. The ones that bother me are when someone is killed by someone else's dog.
It doesn't bother you that there is a town in this USA called Goochland? I mean, cmon
Her dad had to find her that way. I at least feel some sympathy for him. My favorite part though is how her sister said those dogs woukd only attack with kisses or whatever stupid crap she said.
God willing.went to give my pitbull a treat tonight for remaining in "stay" command for about 5-7 minutes for a picture. went to give her a treat after, tossed it in the air for her to catch, and it nailed her right in the head. After reading some in here, i am thinking she may eat me tonight. Wish me and the family luck
Well there’s a surprise...
C'mon Oates. You know when you have some pent up energy, the first thing you do is head out and maul some neighbors.
Yup, but let's continue to blame the breed and not the POS taking care (or SHOULD be taking care) of the dog...
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article190250629.html
Do you think the POS owner has absolutely nothing to do with how the dog behaves?
That pic of her and the brindle colored dog looks more like a Cane Corso Mastiff....not a pitbull. Just saying.
“The breed in and of itself is a high-energy breed, they like to have a lot of structure and a lot of exercise, so by keeping them in a pen, alone, undersocialized, away from people, that energy is just building up and building up and building up. And that’s when you start to see dogs fighting more regularly, that’s when you start to see more negative scenarios,” certified dog trainer Valerie Paul told WTVR after two pit bulls mauled their owner to death earlier this month.
Do you the dog's actions are a result of it being a pitbull?
Why did you equate what the professional dog trainer basically describes as animal neglect as "having to spend time alone"
Animals that were bred to hold onto a bull's snout that has had hot pepper put in its nostrils to enrage it, yeah, monster sounds like a good word.
Yes. If they owned Labs or Yorkies it would turn out exactly the same.
No sh!t.. If there are no inherent differences between dog breeds then pick a different one.
Let's say I abuse my Lab, don't feed him for a couple days, don't give him any affection whatsoever, no behavioral training, etc....
wned:crap.Let's say I abuse my Lab, don't feed him for a couple days, don't give him any affection whatsoever, no behavioral training, etc....
He would be more inclined to bite someone compared to the same lab that was well taken care of.
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Lol. Keep reading sunshine.Let's say I abuse my Lab, don't feed him for a couple days, don't give him any affection whatsoever, no behavioral training, etc....
He would be more inclined to bite someone compared to the same lab that was well taken care of.
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Okay, so why are you insistent on a POS not having an affect on the dog's behavior and likelihood of them biting someone?
