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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think owners should be criminally prosecuted when their dogs attack others. It would work better than a breed ban to encourage people to put more thought into getting a pet, what kind of pet they can truly handle, and encourage more responsible pet ownership. [/quote] I think owners should be substantially fined if they abandon dogs or if their dogs produce puppies that they cannot place with homes. Provide free fix/spay to anyone that wants it. It’s ridiculous that people are allowed to just put all these unwanted animals out there into the world. Take a genetic sample when you get a license and charge the owner. I donate thousands a year to dog rescue but would much rather donate to a sane system for making sure every dog is wanted. We got out very sweet golden retriever from a breeder. My & year old can pry open his jaws to look at his teeth if she wants. He’s cool with it. I lost my key once and had to break in through a window while he was sound asleep in the middle of the night. He was cool with that too. Not an aggressive bone in his fluffy body. [/quote] We could also pry open our pit mix's mouth, pull bones away from him, strangers who were staying with us could let themselves in, we could put our hands in his food, [b]he never once growled at any human[/b] in his 12 years on this earth. He was happy, kind, calm, loving, goofy. Your fluffy bred dog is not special that way.[/quote] Same as our pitt. I was shocked at how chill he is. From having small dogs as a kid who were never so sweet. But still I wonder... I cannot help it. How do you ever know, until it is too late. But love our pitt, and so do my kids. [/quote] This is a part of the breed. They don't warn, they just snap. Much better to have a dog that communicates.[/quote]
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