That's like me leaving $20 laying in my driveway. I get to ambush and kill you when you try to "steal" my money.

F U F U Wrote:
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> Re: Pitbull without fence
> Posted by: No patience ()
> Date: January 17, 2013 04:09PM
>
> Not all pit bulls are vicious, but the one I live
> next to in the invisible fence is. He gets loose
> and will attack someone. He already bit one of my
> neighbors, but to keep the friendship, she didn't
> say anything. In order for me to get to the street
> I have to walk in front of their house. Sometimes
> their dog is in my side yard and I can't even get
> out of my house. Took them to court last week and
> nothing was really done. They have another little
> dog and another pit bull. The other pit bull does
> not charge at us. I only have a problem with the
> male pitbull. I have an 8yr old boy and a 15 yr
> old daugher and my 71 yr old mother. He has gone
> after all of us. I was just taking out the trash
> and the SOB came after me. If I didn't have trash
> cans in front of me, I probably would have lost a
> leg and to top it off, they were on vacation so me
> calling out for them did no good. My other
> neighbor came over to make the dog back off, but
> once I headed back to my house the dog started
> after me again even with the other neighbor there.
> After a while, you get tired of living in fear and
> to the point where you can't even leave your house
> or walk your kids to the bus stop. 1st time I'm
> writing in a forum about this too.
>
>
>
>
> Sorry, but you're not supposed to live in fear of
> a dangerous animal. I don't know why you didn't
> prevail in court. I would keep calling animal
> control until you were on a first name basis with
> all the control officers. Second, I would get a
> shotgun, learn how to use it, and if you're on
> your property, and if you, your son, daughter, or
> your mother appear to be in danger because of this
> pitbull, kill it...kill it before it can close in
> on you.
>
> What sort of dirtbags do you live next to that
> would let an uncontrolled dangerous animal out of
> the house like that?
>
>
> So using your great logic, I get to kill you
> whenever you step on my property? You're an ass.


Are you having a conversation with yourself or are you too stupid to know how to use the quote feature? My guess is you're too stupid.


A good ole fashioned cross burning and some rope will do wonders for improving your neighborhood.

>
> A good ole fashioned cross burning and some rope
> will do wonders for improving your neighborhood.


Why's that wrong. Most everyone knew their place back then. Today too many dark darks are overstepping their boundaries.

So using your great logic, I get to kill you
> whenever you step on my property? You're an ass.


It's too early in the day to deal with illiterate retards like you...are you really that incapable of understanding a simple paragraph?...guess so...try, just try reading what the person wrote again...

Apparently a coward came out of his house and saw three pitbulls tearing an 11yr. old boy apart. The man ran back into his house to retrieve a gun which ordered him to do so. He should have sacrificed himself if he had any courage at all and tried to fight those pitbulls barehanded because with every passing second the animals were able to tear more flesh. Then you would have two people malled; however it would accomplish two good things. Firstly, it would prove there is no need for guns even if they are good guns. Secondly, it would preserve the man's reputation as having courage rather than cowardice.

Here is the thing, I feel for you fear and especially if the animal has come onto your property, however it does not appear that there has been any proactive motivation on your part. I have been through things similar to this, but not involving a Pit bull, but it was dog nevertheless. One of the things I learned is that in Fairfax County they do have laws that can be used to help prevent an animal coming onto your property. I was advised by animal control about these laws, one of which is called Animal Trespass. What I strongly suggest is that you speak with one of the people from animal control and ask for their advise and see if they can come out and speak with the people that own the dog.

As far as the Pit Bulls go, yes there a large number of bad Pits, but there are equally and most likely more Good Pits. The reason that there is so many reports of these dogs attacking is simply because they are the most common breed in north america as they are being bred at an alarming rate. unfortunately with the breed if they are not properly socialized then there is that potential of aggression. However this aggression can be found in any of the large breed Canines. It is unfortunate that the breed has obtained such a bad rap. But it does sound like that your nieghbors fit into the mold of people that do not properly tend and care for the animal....Very Unfortunate. Oh and by the way to the idiot who prescribed on how to poison the dog....I AM SURE THAT ANIMAL CONTROL WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO YOU and talk about your opinions!!!! Good Luck Neighbor.

Just Concerned Wrote:
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> I
> was advised by animal control about these laws,
> one of which is called Animal Trespass. What I
> strongly suggest is that you speak with one of the
> people from animal control and ask for their
> advise and see if they can come out and speak with
> the people that own the dog.
>
Oh and by the way to the idiot who
> prescribed on how to poison the dog....I AM SURE
> THAT ANIMAL CONTROL WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO YOU and
> talk about your opinions!!!! Good Luck Neighbor.

Here's the thing: if an off-leash dog trespasses onto my property and eats, I don't know, a bag of chocolates, some rat poison, some wiper fluid that just happens to be on my property, how can I be liable? That's why you don't let your dog run at-large!

Your ignorant like the guy asking the question. If the dog doesnt go past the electronic fence then dont worry about it, stop blaming the breed. Most any dog in their own yard will protect it and bark at strangers walking by including a stupid chihuahua. Its natural instinct for dogs to protect their family

The cops need to keep on shooting these loose dogs, then charge the owners for the cost of the service call and the clean up.

uradumass Wrote:
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> *Your* ignorant like the guy asking the question.
> If the dog doesnt go past the electronic fence
> then dont worry about it, stop blaming the breed.
> Most any dog in *their* own yard will protect it and
> bark at strangers walking by including a stupid
> chihuahua. *Its* natural instinct for dogs to
> protect their family

You're ignorant

its own yard (their is plural)

Its = It's (in this case, you are saying it is)

Pssst...your ignorance is showing. Are you a fifth grader? If so, my apologies. If you're (see how I did that there) an elementray school graduate, my condolences.

Thats a bunch of garbage. I had 3 pits for 16 years. I now have 3 new pits going on 4 years which I aquired after my old dogs passed. I purchased the new dogs from a well known dog breader. The older females and the male are great dogs. While the boy is agressive with other males he is still what I would consider managable for a 90 pound pit bull. My one slightly older female, Shady Lady, is also a total love bug and is gentle with people and dogs alike. However, the younger female, Pearle who came from the same bloodlines and was raised in the same loving home as the other two dogs, and with the same responsible loving owner (thats me) started showing signs of agression around 2 years of age. One day a couple of month ago Pearle attacked and tore up my other female who she grew up with.

I mean, these dogs used to share dog food bowls without a second thought. They loved eachother! What the hell happened?? I will never know the answer to this most donting question. In the two months that followed the attack I kept the two females seperated at all times. I started to notice behaviors that were never there before and it actually scared me.

I have a 6 year old child and do not want him to get caught up in the middle of an attack. I also dont want my older female, Shady Lady to live in fear. I am a responsible dog owner and I raise my dogs with lots of love as I stated earlier. I am very familiar with the pit bull bread AND YET one of my dogs matured into a vicious dangerour pit bull. the kind of pit bull that people truely fear. She got so agressive that Two days ago on 02/20/2013 I had no choice but to put my sweet Pearle to sleep.

I didnt want to give her to someone else for fear that she would end up being used as a fighting dog because of her temperment. I also didnt want to give her away to someone and have her end up attaching other dogs or even a human while in this other persons care. I am very heartbroken over the whole thing.

The point is that here I am with plenty of experience with the breed, a loving and responsible owner that does not promote or reward bad behavior or agression AND STILL, my dog matured into a total ticking time bomb. The switch happened very quickly and was totally unexpected.

The most responsible dog owner in the world can still have a problematic dog. While the owner is a part of the equasion, he or she really has no control over the dogs personality and temperment.

Telling this person posted the question that he can judge wheather or not the dog is safe by the personality of the owner is almost retarded. Like I said before I have had pits for the last 20 years, I have volunteered as a foster for rescue organizations that deal with pits usually taking pregnant females that were dumped by their owner at the pound, I love the breed like no other. However, I am smart enough to know that dogs of all breeds are still dogs and they are unpredictable.

Any dog owner (not just pit bull dog owners) should NEVER EVER give their dog enough freedom to where they have the opportunity to hurt a person or another dog. putting a dog in a yard with an invisable fence is just as retarded as the advise that you offered about assessing the dog based on the owners attitude and behavior. Dogs should be behind fences that are secure. If I had that type of situation with my neighbor I would put a fence up myself and forget about talking to the dog owner who is obviously a jackass. Your job is not to educate the idiot next door; your job is to keep your children safe. PUT UP A FENCE !!! As a parent I know that you will never be able to forgive yourself if you dont put up a fence and your child gets attacked by the neighbors dog.

Good luck to you and I hope you make the best decision for your family and your little ones.

I love dogs but hate pit bulls. THey have been ruined as a breed by niggers. I advise you buy on of these just in case.
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You people telling this person to give the dog anti freeze or shoot it or set it up to make it look like it killed an animal DISGUST me. YOU are the scum. Not the dog. Lady...im assuming the person who posted the question is a lady because id hope a man wouldnt be such a big ass baby. Not all pit bulls are had and not even most are bad. Owners make them bad. My dog runs at people who come in the house... egen runs at me when I call him inside. .. it looks like charging but he neger bites. He runs at you and licks because he is a friendly dog. A big baby really and 100% pit bull. Pit bulls when raised correctly are the most loyal dogs. They will protect owners at the risk of their own life. Lady unless the dog touches you or your kids you really cant do much of anything. Put up a fence or dont walk by the house. Or like someone said above grow up and speak to your neighbors. Instead of looking for others to help you go behind your neighbors back. I also wonder if you'd be very concerned if it were a different breed. My guess is you wouldnt. You just chalk it up to the dog being a dog. But since its a pit bull you have to make it seem vicious. Sickens me.

I hope this dog mauls all of you! You people are the lowest of scum, inbreed trash is what you are. You can always tell the class level of someone by their misdemeanor and you people have zero class. Way to be the ignorant fucks I only pray that person making your food does the same to you! Because you are just as dangerous as you claim this dog you know nothing about is :) best of luck

actually NO IT ISN"T LEGAL

back 2000 yrs ago there was a law: if you fail to tie your ass and the ass causes an injury, you are liable to fend for the cost of the resulting lack of ability of the person injured (what i read said nothing of paying money past sustainance)

today we worry about kids who tease dogs getting mauled or dead

and we HOPE that adults (esp. lawyers) teasing dogs fishing for lawsuits DO get mauled !

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really. NOT legal in my opinion. because this is a case of: you know its a problem kids are involved and do get injured (a special consideration) and procede to do it. on the other hand there's an argument if parents should have bad kids wandering the neighborhood ? but such a thing needs to be agreed - because the kids have to have a safety net

one alternative might be to get jaw muscles clipped. make the bite weaker but not so weak the dog cannot chew

the dog has a personality around it's knowing it's bite is harder than any force around it. remove the bite, likely removes the personality as well

You have got to be kidding right? Rednecks, ghetto dwellers, mexicans huh? Wow are you an ignorant ignorant human being......thats all I have to say!

You are the moron! I agree that some dogs are not meant to be family pets. But as far as fighting dogs blood running thru every pitti is ludicrous!! You are condemning many for the faults of a few. And mind you it was humans who made them! It was bred in and is now for the most part bred out. Go read up on some Govt statistics and you will find pitbulls are not at the top of the Im gonna bite you list. Anyone who owns a dog no matter what the breed, small(which can have a nasty temperament and bite)or large should know their breed and the pros and cons of that breed. All dogs have good traits and bad. If you are a responsible dog owner then you should know your dog and how they react to their surroundings, people and other animals. ANY dog can react negatively when put in a unknown place, or with strangers, out of fear. It is a normal reaction for humans as well. Does this dog need to be running the streets NO. Does this dog need to be in a yard 24/7 unsupervised NO. Do people who dont live there need to be going into that yard NO. Do people need to stand on the other side of the fence and antagonize the dog Hell NO! The dog will only react negatively and thats what they want to see. Seriously ignorant human get your facts straight before you go calling anyone a moron except for the owners of this dog and the people trying to kill it!!!

Tami...shut the fuck up.Pitbulls KILL and MAIM more than any other breed with Rottweilers coming in second.And you're right when you say they were created by man which means killing them off shouldnt be that big of a deal.Its not like the ecosystem will collapse because of a few dead land sharks.
OP if you believe you can get away with it kill the shitbulls.If they kill your kid first you wont get any pity since the majority of people have their heads firmly shoved up a dogs ass pitbull or not.Dogs are the new sacred cow so dont expect help from Animal Control.

Stupid fucks defending pitbulls like they are saving abandoned children. All you dumb fucks need to get a life and new hobby. Find a worthy cause.

This one?

ConcernedMom99 Wrote:
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> My neighbors have a pitbull that they let loose in
> their yard. They have an electronic fence but not
> a real fence. Is this legal? The dog will charge,
> bark, and scare me and my young kids to death. Is
> there anything we can do about it? I have talked
> to our HOA and they are concerned but don't know
> if there is precedent requiring fences. Are hidden
> fences legal?

As long as their dog stays on their property, the dog owners are probably are complying with the law. If it comes off their property, you should have a video recorder or cell phone video app going to document it. More on that later.

An initial step is to try, in a friendly way, to raise the issue with the neighbor. If a couple lives there, it’s probably better to talk with the wife (rather than the husband). Explain that your kids are scared to go in their own front yard and walk in the neighborhood.

Don’t put the neighbor(s) on the defensive about the breed of the dog. Remember it’s their fur-baby that you’re talking about.

If neighbors are dismissive, or otherwise provide an unsatisfactory response, you could call in a barking dog complaint to the FCPD/Animal Control (703-691-2131). (I’m assuming that you’re in Fairfax County, not Fairfax City, Vienna, Falls Church, etc.)

I don’t know how helpful they will be, but Animal Control & FCPD were not especially helpful in several contacts which I had with them in a two year ordeal over neighbors letting their big dogs off-leash and off their property to charge my small leashed dog and me 3 times as we walked by on public sidewalks and streets. (Maybe I’ll post a later reply with gory details of my Kafkaesque, unsuccessful struggle to get clear-cut lawbreakers brought into court.) Defensive self-help measures that I took were more successful, but were costly and required discipline & extreme focus on situational awareness.

I used pepper spray twice in 2 years to repel attacks from the neighbors’ two big dogs (about 65 lbs and 85 lbs). My elderly dog was 27 lbs, but she passed away last month. A bite or two by the big dogs and my crippled dog would have been killed or have had to be euthanized. Her life would have been 4 months or 2 years shorter, depending on which time the attacking dogs got to her.

Get the Mace brand pepper spray gel or similar gel. The gel is more expensive (about $30, if I remember correctly) than the regular spray, but has a longer range and stronger stream that is less likely to get blown back in your face (a common problem with the regular spray). Unfortunately, the gel is less convenient to carry as it's in a larger can than the regular spray.

Importantly, in order to repel a sudden attack, you must be able to quickly and instinctively grab and spray the pepper gel. It has a belt clip which should be attached to a pants pocket or belt on the side of your dominant hand. You should practice “quick drawing” it so you can do deploy the pepper gel instantly when you’re under attack and the adrenaline is flowing.

There is no real guarantee that pepper spray or pepper gel will stop an attacking dog, which is why Fairfax County Police will shoot, rather than pepper spray, a large or dangerous dog coming off-leash towards an officer. Still, pepper spray seemed to work the two times that it saved my leashed dog and me.

As a back-up to the pepper spray, you should have something that will work as a ballistic weapon, such as a baseball bat or a baton. If you stay in your front yard, a shovel would work.

A walking stick can be the ballistic weapon. It can be used to fend off loose dogs. You can use it like a shield to block the path of a dog coming at you, but a large or muscular dog can easily push through such a blocking attempt. In extreme situations, the stick could be used like a baseball bat to clobber an illegally-off-leash dog that is threatening your children or otherwise mounting a serious attack.

Record a video of the loose dog to show Animal Control. If you have better luck than I did at accessing the Fairfax County alleged justice system, you could show video to the court. Use your cell phone or get a mini-DVR such as the Sony Bloggie (about $130 online). It helps to turn on the device at any danger point such as when you anticipate trouble. If you get a walking stick that serves as a camera monopod, you can screw in your mini-DVR on top. Now it’s easy to record if the dog charges off-property and off-leash, you’ve got video proof.

sounds to me that there is a lot of people on here that are more nasty then most pit bulls. i am the owner of two pit bulls and as i see it its the people that act afraid of the dogs are the ones most likely to get bit. a pit bull is sure of it self you people are the ones that are less then sure of yourself. dogs have great sense better then most people. if you act scared of the dog it wonders why.with that said try being more confident around any dog. my father told me when i was a boy that the people that are afraid of dogs are the people who are up to no good. now sure there are pit bulls that should be put down.that would most likely be the owners fault . cars kill people every day and we all see the assholes that should not be on the road but we cant kill them. i for one believe that u have much more of a chance getting hurt by a rabid driver then a pit bull. some of you people that posted on here should be in the yard on a short chain so the rest of us are safe from you. you speak of ways of killing pit bulls well i came up with a way to get rid of you. guess what it is. hint.... forget the pit bull , beware of owner. get it?????????????????????????????

Just turn them over to PETA. Problem solved.

PETA No Kill? Wrote:
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> Just turn them over to PETA. Problem solved.


a few well placed 9mm rounds will solve the problem. Pitbulls should be put down with no second chances the first time they bite anyone.I don't give crap about whose fault it was. Pittbulls are property and as that Humans are more important.
Youll have to wait for all the Guntards here to post their favorite load and calipers.

I love the sounds of Pitbull without fence. PWF as it will be known.

It's just like Reporters without Borders, just not as a catchy.

Guy 1: Hey bro, did you see that PWF?

Guy 6: You betcha I saw that PWF. It looked really nice and happy.

Guy 2: Oh the PWF over by Main St across from the Deli?

Guy 3: LOL no Guy 2, the PWF we just walked by a few moments ago.

Guy 2: Hah it's hilarioius I didn't even see it!

Guy 5: LOL Guy 2, you're such a bird brain.

Guy 7: Yea Guy 2 is a real goofster!

Guy 1: OMFG ROFL!!!!!!

Guy 4: What's a P-W-F?

Guy 8: Are you stupid Guy 4? Pitbull. without. fence. Do you live in a hole in the ground?

Guy 9: Hope it's not a hole in the yard of a PWF!!!!

Guys 1,3,5,7: HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA

Guy 4: :(

the pit bull owner is truly insane. it's like living with a 55 gallon drum of gasoline in your house. why would you bring such a dangerous thing into your home.

ConcernedMom99 Wrote:
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> My neighbors have a pitbull that they let loose in
> their yard. They have an electronic fence but not
> a real fence. Is this legal? The dog will charge,
> bark, and scare me and my young kids to death. Is
> there anything we can do about it? I have talked
> to our HOA and they are concerned but don't know
> if there is precedent requiring fences. Are hidden
> fences legal?


dogs are more often the victim of awful democrats -the type that provoke dogs to attack to get a lawsuit claim

than are people the victims of dogs

should a python be allowed to roam the house where a child sleeps ?

He is not in their yard. Are you saying' don't walk down a public street? So, this world has gone to the dogs.

xcdbv

be responsible Wrote:
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> If you're such a concerned parent, why don't you
> do what concern parents do and take a proactive
> approach? Reach out to the dog owners instead of
> posting on forum that is full of biased ignorant
> members.
>
> Talk to your neighbor, express your concerns
> regarding the dog and your kids
>
> see what the neighbor has to say, and see how the
> dog behaves around you (without your kids). Is
> the dog friendly?
>
> If the owner's appear to be responsible people,
> the dog is probably well behaved and friendly
>
> Ask about the electric fence and its
> effectiveness. Invisible fences are not the best
> option for a dog (inhumane), and this shows that
> the owner's understand that their might be a
> concern with their dog.
>
> Research pitbulls and their behavior before you
> judge all pits as dangerous dogs. You might be
> surprised how many well behave pitbulls are out
> there in loving homes.
>
> Your biggest indicator of any dog and danger level
> is going to be the owner. If the owner worries
> you and appears irresponsible, their dog should
> also concern you. Whether it be a chihuahua,
> Yorkie, lab, or golden retriever. All dogs pose a
> hazard and it all comes down to the owners.
>
> Hope you take the proactive steps to make an
> inform decision, before doing something irrational
> that could have a negative impact on a dog.
>
>
> Yes, I have a pit mix. My neighbors took the
> proactive steps to express their concerns about my
> dog. We discussed it and calm their concerns. yes
> there are those neighbors that refuse to be around
> my dog and we avoid them to make it easier for
> them and me. This help me meet my neighbors, and
> leads to a stronger community.


I CC a .357 Magnum for just such situations. Just let some enraged pit bull or stupid nog attempt an attack on me, and it will be liquidated.

So I own 2 dogs, a Collie and a Pit Bull. The Collie is ranked to be one of the nicest and safest dogs a family with children can own. The other is a Pit Bull, people fear her. I raised the Pit Bull. She is the sweetest kindest animal ever. She has never even growled before. I rescued the Collie from a cruel couple who tied her outside, beat her, and didn't feed her. With the exception of me and most of my friends, she snarls at everyone she meets. I give her a muzzle on walks in the odd chance she ever got loose. The pit bull will lick the face of everyone she meets and cuddle up to them.

However, despite all of that the idiots on here will say that the Pit Bull is still the dangerous one solely because of its breed.

Breeds don't make dogs dangerous, how they were raised does.

Lastly though, and this is the important part. If anyone ever attacked my dogs unprovoked, with anti freeze like some said, or by shooting them they wouldn't have to fear a dog attack.

I would break into their house and end their lives and their loved ones lives as they watched because their lives are not more important than my loving animals. Hell might even let them live so that they can suffer through their loss just like I had to.

Fear me not the dog Wrote:
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> So I own 2 dogs, a Collie and a Pit Bull. The
> Collie is ranked to be one of the nicest and
> safest dogs a family with children can own. The
> other is a Pit Bull, people fear her. I raised
> the Pit Bull. She is the sweetest kindest animal
> ever. She has never even growled before. I
> rescued the Collie from a cruel couple who tied
> her outside, beat her, and didn't feed her. With
> the exception of me and most of my friends, she
> snarls at everyone she meets. I give her a muzzle
> on walks in the odd chance she ever got loose.
> The pit bull will lick the face of everyone she
> meets and cuddle up to them.
>
> However, despite all of that the idiots on here
> will say that the Pit Bull is still the dangerous
> one solely because of its breed.
>
> Breeds don't make dogs dangerous, how they were
> raised does.
>
> Lastly though, and this is the important part. If
> anyone ever attacked my dogs unprovoked, with anti
> freeze like some said, or by shooting them they
> wouldn't have to fear a dog attack.
>
> I would break into their house and end their lives
> and their loved ones lives as they watched because
> their lives are not more important than my loving
> animals. Hell might even let them live so that
> they can suffer through their loss just like I had
> to.

While anyone who would poison your dogs is a scumbag, you're outing yourself as a sociopath.

Also: while you can turn a good dog bad through abuse, there certainly are well-documented tendencies. Labs, for example, tend to be gentle, because that's been bred into them. Pit bulls, not so much. Doesn't mean yours is dangerous, but folks being wary marks them as educated, not "idiots". It's called "risk assessment".

Pitbulls are like niggers; 95% of them ruin the reputation of the decent 5%.

Fear me not the dog Wrote:
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> So I own 2 dogs, a Collie and a Pit Bull. The
> Collie is ranked to be one of the nicest and
> safest dogs a family with children can own. The
> other is a Pit Bull, people fear her. I raised
> the Pit Bull. She is the sweetest kindest animal
> ever. She has never even growled before. I
> rescued the Collie from a cruel couple who tied
> her outside, beat her, and didn't feed her. With
> the exception of me and most of my friends, she
> snarls at everyone she meets. I give her a muzzle
> on walks in the odd chance she ever got loose.
> The pit bull will lick the face of everyone she
> meets and cuddle up to them.
>
> However, despite all of that the idiots on here
> will say that the Pit Bull is still the dangerous
> one solely because of its breed.
>
> Breeds don't make dogs dangerous, how they were
> raised does.
>
> Lastly though, and this is the important part. If
> anyone ever attacked my dogs unprovoked, with anti
> freeze like some said, or by shooting them they
> wouldn't have to fear a dog attack.
>
> I would break into their house and end their lives
> and their loved ones lives as they watched because
> their lives are not more important than my loving
> animals. Hell might even let them live so that
> they can suffer through their loss just like I had
> to.
You do know your snowflake pitbull was bred to take down huge bulls in england correct? To take down such a massive animal the pit was made to have a strong jaw and immense strength. Your weirdo attack on humans who get attacked by pitbulls is in line with being a rabid pit owner who thinks his pit is like a pomeranian. A pit attacked my 5 month old large breed puppy and would not let go for nothing.

Every pitbull should have a muzzle on when outside. They may be great dogs to their owners but they can get real vicious real quick, and most of the time towards small children. Pitbull owners will always defend them saying they were bred to fight other dogs and not humans, but that's complete BS. A toddler looks like fair game to a pit. To avoid injury, death, lawsuits, fear and to generally not be a dick to your neighbors, you should put a muzzle on your pit when outside even if your dog is not labeled "dangerous" by the county.

If the OP is a liberal democrat, I hope he gets pissed and rips out your trachea so no one has to hear/see you bitch about stupid shit.

If you are NOT a liberal democrat...those fences can work, my brother in law has one but he also doesn't have a more 'aggressive breed' dog either. See what hoa rules and laws might pertain. Personally, I would record the dog on my phone and show it to the owner expressing concern, if applicable. Most pitbulls are completely fine dogs, but if the owners a dick then there is always that potential.

Throw some dog treats and uneaten meat into the yard for him with your kids present, he'll be your best friend in no time.

dieing breed Wrote:
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> Apparently a coward came out of his house and saw
> three pitbulls tearing an 11yr. old boy apart. The
> man ran back into his house to retrieve a gun
> which ordered him to do so. He should have
> sacrificed himself if he had any courage at all
> and tried to fight those pitbulls barehanded
> because with every passing second the animals were
> able to tear more flesh. Then you would have two
> people malled; however it would accomplish two
> good things. Firstly, it would prove there is no
> need for guns even if they are good guns.
> Secondly, it would preserve the man's reputation
> as having courage rather than cowardice.

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> Thats a bunch of garbage. I had 3 pits for 16
> years. I now have 3 new pits going on 4 years
> which I aquired after my old dogs passed. I
> purchased the new dogs from a well known dog
> breader. The older females and the male are great
> dogs. While the boy is agressive with other males
> he is still what I would consider managable for a
> 90 pound pit bull. My one slightly older female,
> Shady Lady, is also a total love bug and is gentle
> with people and dogs alike. However, the younger
> female, Pearle who came from the same bloodlines
> and was raised in the same loving home as the
> other two dogs, and with the same responsible
> loving owner (thats me) started showing signs of
> agression around 2 years of age. One day a couple
> of month ago Pearle attacked and tore up my other
> female who she grew up with.

I hope the pitbull eats the OP's whole family and shits them out in their yard.