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All WAG; in an urban area of two million people, I’m gonna conservatively guess at least 10,000 pit bulls in this city (or one in fifty having a pit in their household, most from more than one person in their household). The Southern half of this county is 80% Hispanic, most have kids.

Chaining up a dog generally doesn’t improve its disposition any, but if ya got kids they are most times gonna be in contact with the dogs in the yard. It ain’t just pits, lots of dogs are kept this way here).

Stray/loose dogs are common here, not many are pits. Prob’ly because either people take them in because they are pits or they become problem dogs and animal control targets them. Either way, chained or loose, if every pit flipped, or even many pits flipped, fatalities would be common here.

Almost all of them don’t attack people, but I’d WAG half of pits here would kill another dog if given a chance.

I have dogs. And experience with pits. I do not currently own one. However just like in the kid thread...I still get to point out the obvious to those who are currently phugging up the obvious.

Sorry you are unable to connect facts or understand nuance or do the simple math of extrapolation when it comes to data and common sense.

You must have sooo many pit bulls to know so much about them. You could not possibly just observe and have a functioning brain. Gotta have hands on experience like I don't have with kids

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I should be so lucky.

Being in charge of in school suspension/detention is a plumb job; no lessons to prepare, nothing to grade, and ya get to go home when the last bell rings.

Saw the switch flip from about 20 feet. It is real. No reason for it. Just out of the clear blue.

Another possibility is that some sick reprobate harmed it or killed it first and laid it on the tracks to watch the train run over it.

I saw a dead dog that looked like it was tortured and placed on the tracks in highschool. Someone on the bus said it was the cop's sadistic son.

Do you realize how many deer and other animals trains hit before it got to where those dogs were sniffing and picking up scraps? Nose to the ground, (between RR tracks) and not even paying attention to the train coming behind them?

It happens all the time in the country.

Looking to get a scholarship to Harvard.

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Wife's uncle had one for a couple of years. slept on the foot of the bed sweet dog. Then one day it tried to take his arm off. One of the bites took more than a dozen stitches to close up. They were bred to fight in a dog pit to the death. It is their instinct. Just like a Labrador wants to retrieve and a Beagle wants to run a track and bark.
They can be raised as a pet and treated nice, that doesn't change what they were bred to do.