Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire What's the reason why Pit Bulls attack?

Because your cousin is an inbred dumb schit like his dogs

And right on schedule, here's the latest headline.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/dogs-fat...rs-injured-mom-never-violent-friend-says

I think this breed has been genetically manipulated through breeding to the point I wouldn't trust them.

My cousin is a her, I think I stated that pretty clear. But that’s alright, as long as you get to add something that’s all that matters. We’re not looking for quality content here

Let me get this straight. You are interested in, "taking the risk with one"??? Good luck Ben. These threads are all the same. People do not understand the breed. Yes, they have very poor genetics and bred for a reason. I've seen them go crazy, even though they had very nice owners. Out in the country, not in the ghetto.

Instinct and breeding can not be trained out and always resurface given the correct stimulus .

Pits are unstable and rarely used in ring sport or protection .

Used to have an account in town. Whenever I’d treat the backyard the neighbors dogs would go psycho-bonkers

They had this menagerie of big ones, fluffy ones, couple of boxers and a little shaggy one

So they’d go apeshît and run up and down the fence at me. They’d get so worked up they seemed to fighting each other over who was gonna get me the worst.

This one boxer looked like it’d been smacked with a shovel in the face. More so than usual; it would grab up the Poopsie shîtzu lookin one and shake it like a rag doll off to the side while the other 7-8 were still raising hell,barking and running the fence.

They loved it when I made Bonzo The Ch impanzee noises back at them.

Stupid mfers

I have heard, but can not confirm that the brain in pit bulls out grows the skull, problems.....

I have never had problems with pit bulls that the neighbor owned, but always had flipper knife and sub compact on me when I was around them.

I love dogs but would not own one. Not worth the chance all it takes is a trigger. Fighting is bred into them.

Ol'man said to never ph uck with dogs behind a fence.

There could be an unseen freshly dug hole...under the fence.

Because they have not been shot.

My take is that they have all been interbread to often.

I don't either.

Eazy there big boi, there was supposed to be a ‘not’ in there. Ninja edited.

this. A animal bred to fight and kill than has mental problems from crossbreading.

The dogs are bred to do that. My spaniels were bred to hunt birds and did so when they were small pups. The border collies and heelers we had were bred to work livestock. Our little dachshund was bred to dig out underground critters. All of these pups did their jobs with little or no training. The pitbull was bred to be a vicious animal that would attack and maul another animal. Sometimes they substitute humans for that animal. What triggers them to attack people at any given moment - who knows - but, that is what they are bred to do. Why does this confuse people?

Kill em all.

I'll expound, with my own opinion.


You can set stats on violence with humans as a whole.
Then break it down to nationalities.
Race, age, gender.



Pits are a race, more violent than most.
Some are much better than others, but they lack impulse control
and can suddenly and unexpectedly snap.

Just like folks, it happens in every group.
But most aren't as prone to it, or as violent when they do.

I always thought spaniels were bred just to take liquid caramel Rolo craps habitually on shag carpet

Absolutely true. But then mix in the other genetic and physical factors….

Watch the FUGG out!

Seen my dearest little teddy bear of a Shih Tzu/poodle bare her teeth at, and mock-bite, at my now 8 year old daughter.
They’ve come a long way since she was a toddler and the dog would point blank hide from her under a bed.

Different breeds, different results.

I have no want for many breeds, pits being at the top of the list.

Like someone else already stated, it’s a bad combination of strength and stupidity.

I’ll give a Doberman and a German Shepard a nod over many other breeds, in that sense, because they at least have the intelligence to largely ‘control’ their behavior - with proper ownership. Ever wonder why Rotties seem to be a second (albeit fairly distant) in the mauling and death-by-dog stats? It’s the same thing - All brawn and not enough brain. Plus breeding.