My neighbors are getting a rescue pit bull

[Anonymous]

I was attacked by a pitt bull owned by the family I babysat for when I was 15. It was trying to get the food I made for the kids and then just went nuts and clamped down on my arm. I've been around Goldens and terriers my entire life and have never been so terrified. I know I am lucky he just let go. I had been interacting with that dog regularly for months.

Never, ever going to be okay with those dogs.

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Anonymous[b wrote:]The same people who get pit bulls are the same people who don’t believe in vaccinations, think Dog the Bounty hunter is real, have excessive tattoos, and used to date abusive drug addicts. [/b]They don’t get that a pitbull is genetically a ticking time bomb. I’ve known nice pit bulls, but that doesn’t mean they won’t snap in a second and rip your fking arm off.

So not true. I believe in vaccinations ( just got boosted) have zero tattoos, don't know dog the bounty hunter and never dated abusive drug addicts.

The pit lovers are more likely woke urban dwellers who believe no one, or no dog, could ever do harm if they do, it’s not their fault, it’s society’s. They have been vaxed and boosted and are sure to virtue signal every chance they get.

Yes, the pit bull lovers fit the liberal agenda more. The every dog/person is the same and they can do no harm. Lets not ban them it's not fair agenda.

I think the opposite especially as I lived in England. The people I saw with Pits were skin heads who were members of right wing parties that wanted to make the UK all white. Thinking about it, I've never seen a "minority" person with a Pit. I'm sure there must be one somewhere with a Pit but I've never met them.

You must not have spent much time in minority neighborhoods.

PP here.

I grew up in a neighborhood full of minorities and I'm a POC myself.

[Anonymous]

Those dogs scare me to death.

[Anonymous]

My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

[Anonymous]

I’ve met pit bulls that seemed nice, but I also know someone who owns a very sweet pit bull who was maimed by a rescue pit bull that he took in. He said he would never have another one after his current dog dies. The dogs have been bred to be aggressive and it’s a roll of the dice, especially when a rescue is involved and you don’t know their background or why they were surrendered.

I love dogs (I just spent the weekend with children and grandchildren and 4 large dogs in my house), but I don’t think OP is overreacting.

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.

Your comment is strange...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.

Your comment is strange...

Np here. Most of thebpit bulls you meet aren't purebred in the slightest so this is silly.

My friends have a Staffordshire terrier and boy do I not like that dog. Barks constantly, clearly anxious all the time. I do not trust that dog around my kid.. So having some kind of purebred dog doesn't fix the behavior problems with these bully breeds at all.

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.

Your comment is strange...

Np here. Most of thebpit bulls you meet aren't purebred in the slightest so this is silly.

My friends have a Staffordshire terrier and boy do I not like that dog. Barks constantly, clearly anxious all the time. I do not trust that dog around my kid.. So having some kind of purebred dog doesn't fix the behavior problems with these bully breeds at all.

But they exist and are recognized by AKC. You don't like one dog and therefore all dogs that are Staffordshire terrier are no good? HMMM

[Anonymous]

I have known pit bulls that I trusted 100% and ones that I wouldn't go near. The same can be said for several chihuahuas. I've only ever been bitten by a chihuahua and the owner acted like it was no big deal because of the size of the dog. I don't agree with that. Any dog that bites needs professional intervention and training and if it's a second bite I understand why most counties put the dog down.

Do what you feel comfortable with, OP--build a fence, don't let your kids interact with the dog.

[Anonymous]

op needs to come back and update us. Has the dog moved in?

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.[/quote]

Why say Queen Elizabeth? I don't get the insult

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.[/quote]

Why say Queen Elizabeth? I don't get the insult

I think it's because someone took the time to correct the spelling of "pit".

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Anonymous wrote:My neighbors dog was killed quickly by one who escaped from its owner. She was walking her small dog on leash and the pitt charged and killed her dog so fast no one had time to do anything. It was horrific. The pitt owner was horrified and put down the dog. What a menace. The guy had no idea what he was getting into with that pitt and it is true of so many of these dog owners.

I believe it is only one t in "pit" and also we should clarify which pit it was because there are five distinct varieties:

American Bully, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier and lastly American bulldog

Oh look, Queen Elizabeth is here.[/quote]

Why say Queen Elizabeth? I don't get the insult

I think it's because someone took the time to correct the spelling of "pit".

And is the Queen notorious for this?