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That many negros and not one gun among em.....what's this world coming to?

My girls love dogs, I don’t let them near those dogs when we see them.
One of our old neighbors had one and it attacked 2 other dogs that were walking on the sidewalk (at different times).
Both times it came thru a closed screen door.
2nd time the dog went away and didn’t come back.

Sorry that happened, man. Hope your hands healed up okay.

Its funny when all the trashy facebook moms posts pics of their babies and kids next to the family pit bull just to show the rest of us how gentle they are.

I think I mentioned before they were picking up pieces of scalp from a 5yo the next street over from me when a pitbull got a hold of him. Gentle breed for sure.

My pit has been the best dog of my life. Very loving and interactive with people and other dogs. She has always been great with people and other animals, we even lived with a cat for a few months. A couple of years ago she was attacked two different times by the same chocolate lab. Now she’s alpha around other dogs since then, but still hasn’t attacked any. I agree with the idea that it’s how the dog is raised that matters. They are pack animals and need structure.

I'd have killed that dog. Hands, feet, twist its head to break its neck. Whatever with whatever I had. I ever see one in the woods it stays in the woods. I have a young child and that [bleep] scares the daylights out of me. The only good pitbull is a dead pitbull as far as I am concerned.

The breed attracts a lot of trashy people, no doubt about it. Sorry that happened to your boy. I hope the owners got what was coming to them.

I wouldn’t be surprised that every club ever made is still a club. Those things are stout.

In that situation I wonder if stepping around to the rear of the dog and punting its nutsack for the endzone would cause it to let go?

wasn't my boy, the owners maid had brought her grandson over while she was cleaning. The owner thought the kid looked bored and he took him outside to play with the dog. Didn't go so well. Owner literally moved out within a couple weeks and just left the house sitting empty. I guess it was guilt or whatever. House sold a couple years later, yard was looking rough at that point if you could imagine. Walked past that yard many a times with my boys with nothing but a chainlink fence between us and that dog.

The dude with the 4lb hammer shoulda flattened that dog's head for him.

Use the club on the owner.

Check with your home insurance company. Mine (American Family) will not cover a homeowner for liability if they have a pit bull. That sure looked like a lead hammer that guy was waling that dog with and one between the eyes for as hard as he was swinging should have done the trick. I was pretty surprised to see that dog still upright in the later part of that video. The daughter has a pit (a sucker for a rescue puppy) and it always gives the family second thoughts about bringing the grand kids over there. Pointers point, beagles chase stuff and guard dogs bite people. Dr. sis has nothing positive to say about raising little kids with dogs because the bites are usually head and neck and serious.

Where to you live, goosey? I want to report you to child Services.

FUGG YEAH, detroit, gun control saving lives, AND mail carriers!

That dog whooped the whole neighborhood.

It would be a pleasure to watch the brains of that dog splatter all over the street. Then piss on it and start it on fire.

Fixed it

I’ve let the air out of 3 in the past 6 months that found their way across the woods to my place. No regrets.

But like Roger said, his WAS raised right and still turned on him. I'm sure many owners of pits that have attacked people unprovoked feel they raised them right.

Nobody wanted to risk the parole violation.