Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Is it the breed or bad owners? It’s the BREED!

What they are genetically engineered to do.

Sirs, this is entirely socio-economic results /s. Really though, how many here can even grasp the concept of probability density function? Chreistcucks inbound?

I was just thinking that.

They would have been carrying that pit bull out of there if it latched onto my dog like that. I won't hesitate, I'll just kill it. Your choices are simple with me. Keep it under control or watch it die.

Owners aren't entirely blameless.
About 10 years ago at the local free rabies clinic, an Hispanic had one that lunged at every dog that got too close. The a**hole owner shrugged off it's behavior until it drew blood on my lab's ear. I had a nearby sheriff's deputy remove them from the premises pronto.
Since that incident, I take my dog to the vet's office and pay for his shots.

Yep!

I don’t think we’d be too welcome in the show circles afterwards though. 😂

Lol. You are nothing if not consistent.

Blacky ain't wrong. My husky I'd a stuck my knife in that sob on the spot.mb

It disgusts me how people act like a bunch of chim panzees flailing their arms around, screaming and wailing and yet not knowing or doing anything effective to put an end to a dog fight/attack. I'm not one of those people.

Did you notice the wagging tail on that pit? He was clearly enjoying himself.

To be fair, I have met some very friendly pitbulls. The most notable were females. However, they have the capacity to cause greater harm than other breeds... the owner I attempted to explain this to would not hear it. So I suggest "rights and responsibilities" be legally used as in any other civic aspect. You have the right to having said (thing); you are responsible and liable for (said thing) control.

Agreed. There would be accountability even if I got bit also. A sharp knife would work wonders and the aggressor would most likely not survive. Not because I want to take the life of the dog, but I refuse to let mine be victimized any more than I would let myself be victimized.

<sniff sniff sniff>. Yep. Thought so.

I absolutely love pitbulls, I do think they can be the biggest sweethearts. That being said I do not trust them completely because of their ability to cause massive damage in a short amount of time. Like my Akita he's is a big teddy bear until another dog gets in the area and then it's another story. Something I've been working hard to address. The other thing is the entire pussification of society in general. No one has the balls to risk injury to themselves for the greater good. Or they prefer to just capture the moment on cell phone

The pitt's "handler" in not handling, AT ALL! The dog is leashed. Is he pulling away? No he's PUSHING on the back of his head.

Idiot handler.

Fugg pits and their chitty owners. There I said it, lets get this bitch to 18 pages

I used to attend a dog park regularly with my full blooded Pitbull. He never once started a fight. Not in his entire life (and sweet towards everybody he met). Usually, however, it was a Boxer that went for him, but one time it was another Pitbull. Grabbed him by the face just like in that video. His dumbfounded female owner just stood there panicking, and doing nothing, while I was yelling at her to get her dog off mine. Finally, someone came by and squirted water from his water bottle into the gripping Pitbull's mouth, causing it to drown and then let go.

Pitbulls, though, are not for everyone to own, in my opinion. They require a competent owner and handler, because of their capabilities.

Chihuahua's are universally small and [bleep]. is that genetic or training?

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I'd say mic drop and close the thread.