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Today I encountered hundreds of drivers in a short couple runs through town. None of them, drunk nor sober attacked me. By their driving I suspect more than a few were indulging one way or another. It has been quite a while since I have seen a pitbull or rotty near me... so I am subjected to no more than a very few per year.

How many million firearms are there in this country? To use your line we should also give doctors a pass even though iatragenic deaths far exceed drunk drivers.

I see no reason to give drunk drivers nor pits a pass.

12344mag, the problem is responsible and pit bull owners does not belong in the same sentence. They are usually brain dead drug addicted morons who blame kids for the pit bull killing them. I once knew a pit bull owner who loved his dog and kept it on a leash. He was a rare guy but i would have him for a neighbor. When obama came out against aggressive breed laws i knew he was wrong.

You are correct for the most part, My guess is about 60% of Pits are owned by the brain dead druggies, and about 20% are owned by people that think they are just a lab, the other 10% are owned by responsible owners.

The key to gun ownership, drinking, Pit ownership, and many other things in life is Responsibility.

I suspect liberals kill and maim more people than pits from year to year.

I've killed more pits than liberals. My bad.

Never seen a gun of any "breed" drag a grown person across their own yard and chew on them. And, then encourage their friends to join the melee.

I don't champion a vendetta against the breed. I see them on the pig hunting shows a lot. There is a reason they are used for such work.

As a pet??? There are better choices.

IF you want to flirt with danger, just get a Bengal Tiger or maybe a Wolverine.

My wife knows this woman... so very sad.

Math? It must be that missing 10% that do all that killing? What demographic owns the missing ones?

My trailer hitch has hurt more people than any of my guns. It is all about opportunity.

If my neighbor owned a pit bull, I would consider getting one of those large caliber air rifles, the ones that go about 1000 fps (subsonic) at the muzzle and come with a suppressor that doesn't need a federal permit (because it's on an air gun). "Bip."Maybe no exit wound. The dumb owner might not even know why it died.

I was a paper boy in the late 60's didn't trust any dog....was bit by 12 dogs couldn't tell you how many came at me just barking and growling....I don't care what breed or mutt has it in them to bite and cannot be completely trusted....

You don't reverse hundreds of years of breeding by training or loving your dog. The same reason my shorthairs point birds at 7 weeks old with no training. I can train them to leave the chickens alone but one day when no one is around ?

BINGO, BINGO, BINGO!!!!!!!

I work in downtown Winston Salem and I see more pits being walked by people other then AA's then one can believe. I have been around them in Florida quite a bit, it was unusual for some sub contractor working for my Brother to not have one in the pickup. The only pit I have ever seen that was aggressive was one that tried to go after my Brother when he was leaving his deer stand a few years back, that was a bad mistake on the dog's part. BAR 1 Pitt 0

A few years ago a dog came on our place and bared its teeth at one of the kids. They got to see the buzzards recycle him.

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I have had renting neighbors move in & noticed they had Pit Bulls. I immediately served them notice those dogs would eat their last biscuit if they ever came onto my property, no matter the reason.

Folks who dont believe in the genetic breeding to enhance certain traits should try teaching a cat to ingore a rat.

Most muzzies never kill anyone. They'er so safe the pope got him some. Did you ever hear of him getting a pit?

Most rattlers never bite anyone, even the pet ones. Feel free to get you some. Post a sign "Beware, Pet Rattle Snakes Inside". Save a lot on vet bills, also .

I don't see many pits outside of town, in the country they don't last long if they ever roam free. Mostly it seems like the druggies like them. I don't allow pits in my rentals, because if you own a pit you have already proved to me you make poor life choices. I can understand them for hog dogs, but that's about it.

I can see the draw of a pit in that they don't shed much, they are pretty mellow, they are pretty quiet. Problem is, when they snap its over with. They are bred to not stop once they flip the switch.