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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]amazing how sadly blinded the pit bull defenders are.  and for what purpose?[/quote]

I'm starting to think you are just trolling.[/quote]

no, I am the normal majority. I am a dog lover, have had many dogs in my lifetime.   never occurred to me to buy a pit.  what is the point?  what can you get from a pit that you cannot get from a dog that doesn't have the image and insurance problems?  that is assuming that truly there is no greater risk with those dogs?  again, what is the point?  why not just a breed that won't create problems for you?  clearly from reading this thread, most people see pits as dangerous.  so why turn off your neighbors?  why alarm your insurance company?  why take the risk?  just get a friggin golden retriever.[/quote]

You have yet to provide evidence or dispute anything. And, assuming you are the same poster, you've done nothing but say the same things over and over rather then actually addressing any one's points.

There are a lot of pitbulls in shelters. People who are looking for a dog will encounter pitbulls. That's why we got ours. I don't care if a bunch of ignoramuses think all pitbulls are dangerous based on stereotypes, myths, and over hyped fear based media reports. Most of those people don't even understand what a pitbull is. And everyone who has met my dog doesn't have a problem with it. And hey, if people believe that my dog is capable of ripping their throat out that means I won't get mugged or raped while out for a walk right?

There is a risk with untrained golden retrievers. There is a risk with untrained Chihuahuas. There is a risk with any untrained or spoiled rotten dog. Already covered that. In fact, as I mentioned I'm waiting for the horribly trained lab near me to bite someone. And its a BIG dog, and not even fully grown and it doesn't listen to its owner and it runs away and it jumps on people and the other day I saw it snap at its owner when the owner tried to drag it away from someone. Untrained dogs and piss-poor owners are the problem, not the breed. [/quote]

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