pit bull on a plane

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.

Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?

What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?

Nothing. happened.

Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.

But the dog wasn't aggressive nor did it snap. Op didn't even realize there was a dog but, once she saw it was a "pit bull" she was worried about it potentially being aggressive? You know what that sounds like right?

Judge the actions not the breed.

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Anonymous wrote:The most dangerous animal on the plane is a human. What are you going to do if one attack you?

Right? If you're gonna give yourself anxiety about stuff you can't control, go hard and think of the probable threats, at least!

Mediocre white dudes kill way more people than "pit bulls" every year.

This is idiotic. A human can do serious damage to others, but even someone like Mike Tyson will eventually be overpowered by enough people.

There is no overcoming the jaw strength of a pitbull. There are only knives and guns in that case.

You are ignorant, and given how easy this is to disprove, I'm going to go with "willfully ignorant."

Enjoy your paranoia, but do try to keep your crazy to yourself. You sound unhinged.

Please educate me, and others.

You think a plane full of randoms can take down a trained fighter, but not a dog. Sorry, sweetie, you're beyond the limits of my help. See a professional.

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Even if it's a "couple dozen" people, they could easily stop a pitbull. A dozen people could probably stop a bear, a dog is no problem LOL. What a f***ing joke these people are.

Who is paying these trolls to post this garbage on forums?

How do you stop a pitbull with no weapons? Breaking their legs won’t stop them from locking their jaws. [/quote]

Another myth busted. Pit bulls jaws do NOT lock. The only dogs that have jaws like that is when they have LOCK JAW. OMG the hysteria!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.

Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?

What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?

Nothing. happened.

Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.

But the dog wasn't aggressive nor did it snap. Op didn't even realize there was a dog but, once she saw it was a "pit bull" she was worried about it potentially being aggressive? You know what that sounds like right?

Judge the actions not the breed.

Thought it wasn’t a breed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t the dog in the crate for the entire flight? Other than your child sticking their hands in the crate how would this dog have had any opportunity to bite?

This is what I don’t understand about OP’s post. If it’s in a crate, why is this an issue? But she didn’t specify. So I assumed it was a plane so small the dog was just on a leash and sitting next to the owner.

The whole thing seems sus.

No way- how could it have been crated? My 9lb Yorkie barely fits under the seat and he's about the size of a pit bull puppy.

[Anonymous]

A pit bull needed strong jaws to help it hold on for its life.

This ability to hold on was bred into them, both purposefully by breeders and unintentionally, as the dogs that held on would survive longer.

Pit bulls are also noted for being very stubborn and strong; this, combined with their breed purpose, makes it difficult to shake a pit bull off. While other dog breeds may bite and let go, a pit bull is likelier to try and hold on.

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My kid is terrified of dogs. I would be extremely mad if this happened.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The most dangerous animal on the plane is a human. What are you going to do if one attack you?

Right? If you're gonna give yourself anxiety about stuff you can't control, go hard and think of the probable threats, at least!

Mediocre white dudes kill way more people than "pit bulls" every year.

This is idiotic. A human can do serious damage to others, but even someone like Mike Tyson will eventually be overpowered by enough people.

There is no overcoming the jaw strength of a pitbull. There are only knives and guns in that case.

You are ignorant, and given how easy this is to disprove, I'm going to go with "willfully ignorant."

Enjoy your paranoia, but do try to keep your crazy to yourself. You sound unhinged.

Please educate me, and others.

You think a plane full of randoms can take down a trained fighter, but not a dog. Sorry, sweetie, you're beyond the limits of my help. See a professional.

+1
Even if it's a "couple dozen" people, they could easily stop a pitbull. A dozen people could probably stop a bear, a dog is no problem LOL. What a f***ing joke these people are.

Who is paying these trolls to post this garbage on forums?

How do you stop a pitbull with no weapons? Breaking their legs won’t stop them from locking their jaws.

They dont have locking jaws, soo I guess that isnt a problem?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A pit bull needed strong jaws to help it hold on for its life.

This ability to hold on was bred into them, both purposefully by breeders and unintentionally, as the dogs that held on would survive longer.

Pit bulls are also noted for being very stubborn and strong; this, combined with their breed purpose, makes it difficult to shake a pit bull off. While other dog breeds may bite and let go, a pit bull is likelier to try and hold on.

Err none of this is true.

#fakenews

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.

Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?

What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?

Nothing. happened.

Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.

But the dog wasn't aggressive nor did it snap. Op didn't even realize there was a dog but, once she saw it was a "pit bull" she was worried about it potentially being aggressive? You know what that sounds like right?

Judge the actions not the breed.

Thought it wasn’t a breed.

I guessed you missed my "air quotes" You know very well I was just using language that we have agreed to use. Pit bull is an umbrella term for five different breeds but, for the dum-dums in the back ( jhint hint ) we gotta speak S.L.O.W.

Got it?

[Anonymous]

Op isn't going to get someone kicked off the plane because they have a pit bull. They just aren't. So options that you may have if you find yourself in a similar situation would be to see if you can move seats away from the pitbull or choose to deplane and get on a different flight. The dog was so quiet that OP didn't even know it was there. Hard to insist that a well behaved dog be kicked off the plane because of what may or may not occur. Btw, I was bit unprovoked by a dog when I was a kid so I'm not a huge dog apologist. There are bad dogs and there are bad dog owners (though 99% of the time a dog is bad because of bad owners).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid is terrified of dogs. I would be extremely mad if this happened.

Even if the dog was so well behaved that you didn't even notice it was there?

We don't necessarily want to hear your children on the plane but, we all have to deal with things we don't want to deal with.

[Anonymous]

Are pitbull defenders capable of explaining and educating without being insulting?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My kid is terrified of dogs. I would be extremely mad if this happened.

Even if the dog was so well behaved that you didn't even notice it was there?

We don't necessarily want to hear your children on the plane but, we all have to deal with things we don't want to deal with.

No way passengers dont hear kids on the plane, but apparently this dog was so silent and perfectly behaved they couldnt tell. Keep your crotch goblins under control and stop complaining about angelic dogs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op isn't going to get someone kicked off the plane because they have a pit bull. They just aren't. So options that you may have if you find yourself in a similar situation would be to see if you can move seats away from the pitbull or choose to deplane and get on a different flight. The dog was so quiet that OP didn't even know it was there. Hard to insist that a well behaved dog be kicked off the plane because of what may or may not occur. Btw, I was bit unprovoked by a dog when I was a kid so I'm not a huge dog apologist. There are bad dogs and there are bad dog owners (though 99% of the time a dog is bad because of bad owners).

You're correct. It's more likely that the person complaining about a perfectly behaved animal will get kicked off. Same as the people who want to start fights about the person in front of them reclining - the recliner does not get kicked off, the person making the fuss over nothing does.

Actually OP, next time you are flying, maybe you SHOULD complain about the dog! Maybe you'll end up some fancy new lists

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Anonymous wrote:This post is ridiculous. Why would a dog suddenly have a psychotic break?

It wouldn't be a psychotic break. Biting and latching on is in their DNA.

If a child surprised it. A flight attendant dropped something. Someone out of their seat tripped during turbulence.

Planes are unpredictable. And so are many dogs in the hands of idiots.

But OP wasn’t seated near the dog.