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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My mom is 76 with an 8 year old pit mix she’s had since she got her from a shelter as a puppy. I’ll have to check for hidden tattoos and signs of lawlessness next time I see her. Who knows what things that woman has done during the pandemic! I told her to stop being so friendly and hanging out with all those parolees, that it could only lead to having a pit bull.

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It is so f u c king dangerous for a weak older woman owning a pit. They overpower them on walks and that pit could end up killing a dog or child.[/quote]

Ridiculous! Rip a dog from a woman has had since a puppy that gets her out of the house for exercise, provides social interaction, probably lowers her blood pressure. My husband was bitten in the face as a child by a Golden. My cousin was bitten on the leg by a Westie. Dog owners need to be responsible around children regardless of breed. And how do you know how big the dog is? It could be a pocket-pittie mix.

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NP. Does your husband still has a face? Clearly the dog wasn't a pit bull.[/quote]

[i]According to the American Temperament Test Society (ATTS), Pit Bulls have a naturally gentle temperament and scored within the same ranks as Golden Retrievers. ... This means that 86.4% of the pits tested had a good temperament. In fact, many of America's “favorite” dog breeds scored significantly lower than pits.Apr 19, 2016[/i][/quote]

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