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Pit Bulls just go crazy when in attach mode. You never know when they will attack, just that they will sooner or later.

Hey, I've done my part over the years, I've killed so many dangerous dogs, I probably need a recipe.

Dopers and unresponsible people are to fault.

I have killed exactly one Pitbull. Used a 257 Roberts with a 120 gr Nosler Partition. Actually I used a couple of the Partitions one put him down and the second one was to make sure he stayed down. I've seen coyotes put up a bigger fuss...

I firmly believe that dog had attacked a Seeing Eye dog and I know that it killed at least one of my barn cats.

Hey I don't like doing it but I've been attacked by "friendly" dogs while trying to carry firewood into the house. Thats how dang bad it is in some places.

Mistaken identity or the dog just lost ,..yes well the only way to really know is to ask the dog or read its mind.
For all we know the K9 could in another circumstance have mangled a young childs arm or ripped its face by
mistake....thankfully K9 only mauled another LEO on this occasion.



A dog attack is a dog attack I don't care if it a g-shepherd, labrador or pitbull.
people who have lost children to other breeds don't console themselves on that fact it wasn't a PB.

As a jogger i am attacked by dogs frequently. Last night it was a [bleep] and the problem was chasing it away without hurting it. I chose a rock. The pit bull up the street charged and i pepper sprayed it. Next time out he left me alone. But if he gets aggressive again it will be a dirt nap.for him. All dogs should be leashed in my opinion as they are aggressive and territorial. And definitely owners should be held responsible for every action by their pet. I could fill a book with all the pit bull attacks i know about. I would never associate with a pit bull owner....

With the first paragraph of your quote you just showed your hand on a public forum that you know diddly squat about dogs. I said we don't know the whole story, it could've been mistaken identity in close quarters. As usual on the internet, people weigh in on issues like they know what they're talking about, with obvious zero experience to back it up.

Dogs that are amped up in the middle of a fight, be it on another animal, or in this case possibly a human, will reactionary bite if you do things wrong. I've had teeth put on me by my own dogs in these kinds of situations, it's a mistake. The dog didn't mean it. My fault when it happened. Not to mention another officer that the dog doesn't know, possibly reaching in there or grappling with a suspect. We don't know, it doesn't say. That is 100% different than a dog that turns and attacks without cause. The only thing I gathered for sure about that story was this.... "The original call was for a man who possibly attacked his brother with a hammer." So chances are things were loud, messy, and chaotic.


I would venture to say I've worked with more dogs in my life than you or most people have looked at pictures of them. I can confidently say I've spent more hours working with dogs than most people have ever spent watching TV or randomly searching things on the internet unless they've never had a job. I grew up with no TV and from a young age on dogs became a hobby and passion. So if you're my age while you and your friends were watching TV and playing Asteroids or Artari, I was working with dogs. By my mid teens I had people twice my age dropping dogs off to be trained in either a hunting format or just plain obedience. Dogs, dogs, and more dogs of all kinds almost non stop for 35 yrs. When it got too hot in the summer to work dogs I'd work them at night. I'm fair to middln' at a lot of things, but working with dogs and figuring out problems with dogs is something I approach with full confidence that I'll figure out. You are not going to instruct me on dog behavior when it's obvious you lack first hand experience, so don't even freaking start. Go back to searching for dog videos on youtube.