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Another harmless dog suffering prejudice from people
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These lovable dogs are just misunderstood. Never mind that statistically more people are mauled and killed by Pit Bulls than any other breed. |
my sister’s rescue pit bull nearly took her hand off requiring an ambulance trip to the ER. she still snuggles in bed with it. the dog looks like a rabid hungry tiger. it is generally a sweet dog, but unpredictable to say the least and powerful
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Its all how the dog is trained.
Training a dog well takes time, energy and love. Its damn WORK. Its the typical meathead owner who clips ears, docks tails and tries to make the dog "tough". |
Most breeds require zero training to not eat children.
Genetics comes well before training. |
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At minimum, the owners should be licensed. |
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So true. Our dog's breeder has a slogan- 'It's not luck, it's genetics'. We train in an effort to bend those genetically programmed habits to our benefit/will but no honest breeder would suggest you can do away with those genetic predispositions altogether. They would tell you to find a different breed if you don't like what the dog is bred to do. |
All domestic dogs have been bred by us for a task or roll... What task were Pit Bulls bred for? :(
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You never seem to see pits as service dogs for some reason....
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Just like cops....most are good. But when one is bad - it hits the news.
Funny how that works....... And how about some focus on the humans who encourage misbehavior by dogs. Including this breed. Do you not acknowledge they are more of the problem here? Dog's fault here? Or the human's fault? <iframe width="937" height="527" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/5lvBWuSxeug" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> Right - human probably should not own a dog at all - let alone a larger breed like this one. She's an idiot. |
^^^When the dog is stronger and heavier than the person walking them, there could be a problem.
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It is impossible to get him to stop. His instincts to be a watch dog are far stronger than anything I could do without the help of a Jedi I could perhaps use hot dogs or something similar to try to get him to stop and this is indeed what many trainers suggest. However, I am not going to give my dog pancreatitis in an effort to get him to do what I want....and so, up goes the privacy fence |
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That said - a privacy fence is a nice thing to have - with or without a barking dog problem. :) |
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People who obtain a dog as an accessory is the problem. They don't invest in the partnership. Those people shouldn't own a dog - let alone a breed like a Pit. |
While I'm on my soap box.... :D - most of the issues come from poor parenting. When you are young - it's the parent's job to teach you about responsibilities. Chief amongst these is to value and respect all other living things. Children learn responsibility of pet ownership by parents who put in "the time" and are not lazy.
Lazy parenting causes us so much grief in our society. My goodness.......this subject needs to be emphasized EVERY time there's a news story involving injury or death by human. It's so important but no one really talks about it, it seems. |
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i love mini schnauzers but, probably never again for me. its too much all the time. I cant even reach for my slippers or a sweatshirt without him thinking that it means we are going out to chase squirrels, or bark. his eyes are constantly on me and my every move our pingenes we found half dead living outside in the snow is the most delightful, chill dog i have ever come across. she is very content just snoring away at my feet im way too old and grumpy to deal high strung dogs any more |
This story reminds me of how people "humanize" predatory critters and become their meal. I have buddy's call me up and tell me how safe certain dogs are and how bad ass they are at protecting the house and home. I always think to my self, so is a 9mm. I hear about "trained" dogs ripping their owners to bits and I just shake my head. One self explainatory predator story happened at a Sea World around these parts, when the broad that trained a "killer whale"s had her skull ripped off by said whale during a show. I thought to my self, " What the foque part of "Killer" whale dont you clowns under stand. Its a predator, I will eat you for a snack, you aint friggen Grizzly Adams. Chimp rips off a womans face, man has a zillion Komodo Dragons in an apt, WTF? found chewed up in his lounge chair, lion eats trainer. I wonder when common sense will set in, or are all fools doomed to me a meal or a snack?
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These are the countries that ban or have extremely strict laws concerning pit bulls
Argentina Parts of Australia Parts of Austria Bavaria Belarus Parts of Belgium Bermuda Parts of Brazil Parts of China Parts of Canada Denmark Ecuador Finland France Germany – Pit bull type dogs are banned in 15/16 German provinces. Guyana Ireland Israel Italy Parts of Japan Latvia Liechtenstein Malaysia Malta New Zealand – Not only are pit bulls banned, but pit bulls and other breeds deemed “menacing” by the Government are not considered for adoption and are euthanised as a matter of course. Norway Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Singapore Spain Switzerland Turkey The UEA Ukraine United Kingdom Venezuela No countries except Canada and the US allow the importation of pit bull type dogs. Pet Travel | Domestic & International Dog and Cat Transport there are many US cities and I believe some 10 states that ban too. I recall Denver and Miami being on the list Every pit bull I've known personally has been the sweetest dog but they have the capability of killing a human or ripping a kid's face off. And well trained, perfectly behaved pits have been known to brain snap and even attack their own owners. Something in their DNA |
I have two friends who recently adopted 12 week old puppies. One is a Pit and the other is a German Shepard. The Shepard is a normal happy playful puppy. The Pit is playful as well, but shows aggression when over stimulated. It's in the breed.
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