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I posted about this before-
A couple of weeks ago, my wife and I were walking with our Lab, past a rental house where new renters were moving in. They had three pit bulls, one of them broke away from one of the owners and attacked my Lab, who was on her leash. I kicked it off my dog, and informed the owner that if we were attacked again, a dog would be shot. They responded with profanity, and one of their kids followed us down the street, shouting obscenities at us.

I informed an attorney friend of mine, who I hunt with and who also is a dog owner. He sent a letter to the owner of the house, basically reminding him that he was opening himself to liability if his renters were harboring dangerous animals, and that he could also be in some jeopardy with his mortgage holder.

Guess what- the renters have since moved out, taking their dogs with them. Good riddance.

Inbred dogs then? I don't know. I had a registered catahoula I got from a reputable breeder I got as a pup. Loving, gentle, all around great family dog for the first 3 years. His fourth year he started snapping at my wife, went to doggie jail for a couple of weeks for snipping a neighbor, and trying to attack anything and anyone. Tried everything from bark collars to electric fence, didn't phase him at all. Had him put down.

took you too long......

It did. Learned from that experience .

Glad that ended well, Bighorn. I read your original post and I have to admit that it didn't look too good, at all.

Good riddance, indeed.

That's a bigger and better shot than even a 45 ACP could have made. MB

Hunt quail-Get a Pointer
Hunt ducks-Get a lab
Want a lap dog-Get a Maltese

Want a friendly dog that’s safe around neighbors and small children-Get a Pit!!!!

Makes perfect sense, right?

Like trying to make a Clydesdale into a cutting horse. Stop being an idiot and trying to fight nature. There is no shortage of perfectly good breeds that make perfectly good pets, and if they get out of line, the worst it’ll likely do is draw a little blood or require a few stitches. How many folks did Great Danes kill last year???

at least if the fox decides he wants a piece of me, he might weigh 12# tops when hes grown, much easier to deal with than a 70# pit like last time.

I was at the barber shop for my Memorial day haircut.
I saw a big fat tattooed lady and her wigger boyfriend with a pit bull on a leash.
I had some Remington Golden Sabres for him but no harm was done.
I am amazed why somebody fired warning shots once the attack was in progress?

Roger already realizes he should have put the dog down the first time, There is no need to tell Roger anything, he's a smart feller that can figure out things for himself much unlike yourself.

The dogs should have been put down, this only moves the problem somewhere else.

I’d sue the owner of the pits for all he had.

Unless you are a drug dealer or a pimp where is the need?

I am not the dumbazz that said mismanaged

There's all that emotion again, get ahold of yourself, you can do it.

I find an excuse to smoke every one of them I cross paths with.............which mostly means they're unleashed.

Pits are born schitzos. They're cross wired in the head and can short circuit when least expected.

Grown men typing out how scared such cuties make them.

Typical effeminate response

Hahaha!

I wasn't sure before..
.yeah this Goosey chick is a troll.

I gave her the benefit of the doubt.....no more.