Two Pitbulls Eat Horse Alive --- SYMBOLISM ON ELECTION DAY

You wouldn't have the testicular fortitude to gut someone you worthless piece of shit. Let me guess you have 4 pits and big chains and plannin' on fryin' you up so chitten and cone breddd????? YOU probably have these dogs because you know they ARE mean little fucks and YOU don't have the balls to fuck people up but yo lil dawgie does...

fucking scumtrash

Last Edited by CaseLogic on 11/09/2012 03:08 PM

If pitbulls are so safe , then license the owners and make them carry a half million in liability insurance. No insurance = dead dog.

if you complain about a few bucks a month for insurance , then you are one the trash people that shouldn't have a dog. fuck off vermin

No gutting people, guys. Come on... 1) That's gross. 2) That's just not gentlemanly. If you're gonna fight just pugil it out with a good roundabout of fisticuffs, 1800's style.

It's ludicrous how these people argue against the obvious.

My work is done here.

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We had a pit/great dane cross who ate one of our cows when it was down. Came home from school and mom had killed my dog.

Bad assumption. With this statement you are assuming that the media reports all dog attacks. You should know much better then that...they only report what they can sensationalize.

Besides, if they did report that an attack was done by a golden retriever (or whatever other "safe" breed of dog) most people wouldn't automatically assume it was due to the breed of the dog. People would make the assumption that the victim must have caused it somehow because there is no way a golden retriever would just attack someone.

There's certain animals that aren't meant to be pets. Just like those dudes who like to mingle with certain dangerous wild animals and everything goes great, even for years until one day things turn awry and the human ends up dead. You could argue that the wild animals were friendly and harmless but that didn't take away that the day they snapped things went horribly wrong. And those things happen because humans insist on mingling with certain animals which if they snap they can easily kill someone. Your small dog or cat may hurt someone in a bad day but they wouldn't be able to maul someone to dead for the most part like pitbulls and such breeds can, thus those dogs should live in the country separated from society and far from children unless an adult is nearby taking care of the situation.

There I fixed it for you. You just proved my point that it has very little to do with the breed and more to do with the owner.

The point is that those animals can easily kill people, it doesn't matter if the owner is great, one the day the dog may snap anyway and there might be a tragedy. Even dogs which behave great for many years may for various reasons snap one day and kill someone, even if the owner was great and had knowledge on how to train them. We cannot take those chances. A few days ago in UK some family dogs mauled a granny to death. They were family dogs with no history of violence. You just never fucking know, but why take the risk in the first place?

The family dogs I mentioned were all "agressive" type of dogs, I don't remember exactly which breeds right now but they were big strong dogs which can easily kill a large mammal.

Any dog could snap and there are many large breeds that are more than capable of easily killing someone. Yes, you are correct...you never know, but why live in fear? You're condoning the elimination of an entire breed just to avoid a little risk? That's a very slippery slope, if you apply that logic to the rest of your life you wouldn't get anything accomplished...everything would be too risky.

Hundreds of nice breeds to choose from and the idiots choose a genetic mutant as a pet.

Why ?

In order to scare other people. Psychopaths.

Pitbulls are unpredictable. They may be sweet for years, and then one day they snap and kill a child.

Since I am a numbers guy I looked up the "chances" you have of accidental deaths, so here you go.

This is based on US statistics:

Car Crash – 1 in 77
Assault – 1 in 216
Falls – 1 in 269
Motorcycle Crash – 1 in 1295
Airplane Crash – 1 in 4608
Drowning in a bathtub – 1 in 10,499
Alcohol – 1 in 11,854
Contact with hot tap water – 1 in 65,092
Contact with hornets, wasp, and bees – 1 in 66,297
Lightning – 1 in 71,601
Bitten by dog – 1 in 137,694

Looking at those numbers I think I prove my point of attacks being sensationalized in the news. That being said since you don't want to "risk" it, you better stop driving, bathing, drinking, or going outside and make sure you run for cover if a storm is coming so you don't have to worry about risk! On second thought don't run, you might fall...

[link to danger.mongabay.com]

I knew this thread would attract plenty of ignorance just from the title. If you think a pitbull is different than any other breed of dog, you're an idiot. Any dog will become aggressive when mistreated. I own a pitbull, UKC purple ribbon registered and she is the sweetest dog on earth. I went to National K-9s dog training school to learn how to train police dogs. Not one staff member said pitbulls are more prone to aggression than any other breed.

Who said anything about elimination? I am only saying that these dogs shouldn't simply be sold as family pets and be walked around on the streets like any other dog. They should be held by people in the country side or used by cops as police dogs, and whatever other use they can be given BESIDES being a pet. These dogs are not reliable as pets, pèriod. And much less when any low life psychopath can get one to act tough on the streets and endanger human lives.

I also forgot to add that most attacks reported by the media as pit bull attacks are either mixed breeds or another breed entirely. "Pit bull attack" just sells a lot more papers than "standard poodle attack". Each state has different laws about how a pit bull is classified. In Ohio, until recently, they were labeling about 40 different breeds as "pit bulls". Cane corsos, any type of mastiff, American bulldogs, Dogo argentinos, etc were all reported as pit bulls in the bite statistics here.

WTSHTF it will be a moot point. Pitbull the other white meat ).

Fair enough...

Check out Bully Pits, they are fuckin beast.

[link to www.southernpridepitbulls.com]

I love Pit Bulls, one of my friend has one and a Bully Pit, they are really nice dogs. I think it should be a requirement that they undergo training if someone is to own one though.

I carry a 9mm in my camel-bak when mountainbiking/road biking. I began doing so after being chased by a pack of about 15 dogs.

Bike paths often run through the wooded edges of urban areas, and often abandoned animals find refuge there. This was the case for me. The dogs were former pets who had been abandoned and were breeding in area of woods on the edge of the city, and running as a pack.

When I first noticed I was being chased I freaked out and tried to ride faster, I realized I wasn't going to be able to get away so I stopped, dumped my bike, turned and faced them. I waved my arms and screamed at them. Thank god for me it worked. They turned and ran...

Runnning from a dog or dogs just serves to get their prey drive going that much more and they WILL run you down. Sometimes, though it feels counter intuitive, standing your ground might save your life. I love animals but I'm not going to be mauled to death, and the suprise attack by this pack of dogs convinced me to hedge my bets with a gun, especially since I was attacked in a location where nobody would be there to help me.

It's a shame there are so many deadbeat owners who don't spay and neuter, and/or let their animals run like that.