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TKaz
Trusted Member
I don't doubt that some pits are good, but after reading (and loving!) all of Morbid's pitbull FP stories I think the title is fitting.
I don't care I don't trust them. If I saw one on the street...with 3 of its friends I would have no clue if their owners had raised them well or aggressively.
ChaosKitty
Queen Bitch From Hell
dogs are pack animals and nothing is worse than when feral dogs around here pack. They will kill to kill [bloodlust it does exist] and once they have started won't stop. These dogs obviously had already started behaving like that. Yeah, I blame their owner but there is genetics involved in this to as well as physical attributes. My friend had gone over to someones house with another person she knew [years ago in Calif] and somehow managers to grab and run with a almost new born pit puppie to save it [they were being bred to fight] We had to bottle feed it it's eyes were still blue and it fit in your hands. It was raised with lots of attention and love and cats. The older it got the rougher it got with the cats but not hurting them. It was crazy about her and me [auntie] but started to get very protective of her and me when I was around. She was driving by where I was outside a store I worked and saw me verbally fighting with a guy and just about busted out her window in her truck. Another time a customer got kinda funny with me and the dog was ready to lunge at him. He got so aggressive she had to give him away.
Krystal
Veteran Member
I'm reading this to mean that they don't know who owns the dogs? That's scary, 4 pit bulls, who were clearly aggressive for whatever reason, and they don't know where they came from?
China
La Mera Mera
@penelopejo I hope your dog is tamer than these. 
penelopejo
Mother Nature
She's totally gonna bite everyone's face off.
China
La Mera Mera
If she's like her owner, I'd stay away.
She's totally gonna bite everyone's face off.
penelopejo
Mother Nature
Actually, this is more my dog:
Who has actually stolen a cheeseburger right off my lap before.
Who has actually stolen a cheeseburger right off my lap before.
lovelinda4984
Active Member
Once again I agree with you!
I don't like big dogs in general. I don't know how they were raised and if I would lose in a fight to it, then I keep my distance.
brandi
christ on a cracker
If ever in a fight with a big ravenous dog you must first sweep the leg...
This was me being silly just so you know lmao dont sweep the leg, poke the eyes like pj said.. hahaha
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penelopejo
Mother Nature
Poke the eyes out. Just stick your thumbs right in those eyes.
China
La Mera Mera
Any dog can attack but most news stories are about pit bulls
brandi
christ on a cracker
Just because they want people to believe they are the most vicious. It's because people fight them and mistreat them. They do not want anyone to want one. But honestly, statistics dont lie
Sorry, its from left to right, attacks doing body harm, child victims, adult victims, deaths, maimings, and % of dogs.
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beans
Trusted Member
Any pack of dogs freewheeling it in the neighborhood, whether its pits or a hodgepodge of breeds, is enough to give me the willies. One dog in that group, misreads a humans body language and attacks, well, they are all going to jump in.
My friend has pits. They are sweet, loving dogs. Raised with a cat. Got along with that cat.When he was on vaca, he gets a call. His person that feeds and checks on the pets had called him. Apparently, the pits ripped apart the cat. There was no reason for it. They slept with that kitty and played with him. No one knows why this happened, and the dogs, well, they still have that sweet disposition when you meet them. Its a dark side that you don't know about.
Plus, I think the fatal wounds a pit gives, is because of its jaw strength. Its incredible. That's the difference.
My friend has pits. They are sweet, loving dogs. Raised with a cat. Got along with that cat.When he was on vaca, he gets a call. His person that feeds and checks on the pets had called him. Apparently, the pits ripped apart the cat. There was no reason for it. They slept with that kitty and played with him. No one knows why this happened, and the dogs, well, they still have that sweet disposition when you meet them. Its a dark side that you don't know about.
Plus, I think the fatal wounds a pit gives, is because of its jaw strength. Its incredible. That's the difference.
Krystal
Veteran Member
In the 80's it was Doberman attacks that were always on the news, the 90's saw Rottie attacks, the 2000's get Pits.
I'm scared to death of pit bulls, I adore Rotties but honestly, only one dog breed will get me to run in utter terror and, no lie, it's a fucking poodle. I can pet a Pit if the owner assures me it's okay, I'm enough of a dumbass that I usually walk right up to Rotties but Poodles, I cannot go near, I am absolutely petrified.
Anyway, my point is, every decade has seen a different "target" breed.
I'm scared to death of pit bulls, I adore Rotties but honestly, only one dog breed will get me to run in utter terror and, no lie, it's a fucking poodle. I can pet a Pit if the owner assures me it's okay, I'm enough of a dumbass that I usually walk right up to Rotties but Poodles, I cannot go near, I am absolutely petrified.
Anyway, my point is, every decade has seen a different "target" breed.
beans
Trusted Member
True @Krystal....I remember my little sister being stalked and her back ripped apart by a Dobie. This was in the 70s. My dad shot the fucking thing in our yard. After that, I was hyper aware, and it seemed Dobies were a thing to be afraid of. Until the 90s, I never had a pit bull on my radar.
And as for the little poodle dog thing, my girl had her face bitten at age 3 by a poodle mix. She still has the scars.
And as for the little poodle dog thing, my girl had her face bitten at age 3 by a poodle mix. She still has the scars.
Krystal
Veteran Member
<-- the scars, very sad, I hate reading about things like that on girls because other girls can be so rottenMy grandmother had one of those God awful, spoiled poodles, bit every single one of us grandkids. I swaer we had a party the day that miserable fuck died, the dog, not my grandmother.
biteme
The Rev, Molon labe
Number of attacks don't tell the whole story, it's the percentage that counts you probably have 100 shepherd or labs to one pitJust because they want people to believe they are the most vicious. It's because people fight them and mistreat them. They do not want anyone to want one. But honestly, statistics dont lie
Sorry, its from left to right, attacks doing body harm, child victims, adult victims, deaths, maimings, and % of dogs.
yet you have more pit attacks, although some irresponsible reporters call anything that bites a pit
lovelinda4984
Active Member
Anyone heard of French Bulldogs attacking? That's the dog I am (trying to) convince my husband to buy me. They are so cute!
Anubis
Trusted Member
I too have had worse luck with small dogs than large ones. My in-laws have a chihuahua and a dachsund, and man those dogs have complexes lol. My dog is an ASPCA mutt, which they called "Sheppard/Lab" mix. I'm pretty sure if she attacked someone, she would be considered a "pit bull".
ChaosKitty
Queen Bitch From Hell
the difference is the physical makeup then the genes then the way they are raised. The have stronger jaw muscles bred originally from English bull dogs meant to grab a bull by the snout. The there are all these lowlife screw ups that breed them to fight using fighting dogs and the biggest and worse and in some cases goin as far as giving the puppies blood and even gun powder [that makes them more viscous and crazy] these people are the ones that should be put down imo
Melicious
Fuck Off Felicia
You're in CA, correct? You're joking, right? The population of Pits and Pit mixes out here outweighs any other breed lol.
biteme
The Rev, Molon labe
brandi
christ on a cracker
Surprisingly this report was done based on animal control officers and their expertise. It only covers animals that can be clearly indentified. Also, the percentage which was .033 is higher than any dog on the list. Even rotts. At the bottom here it explains that even if cut in half or split 3 ways, pitbulls attacks would still outnumber any other dog attacks.
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