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Anonymous wrote:Pitbulls are great dogs. Google it and get over yourself. You sound like trash. I hope you dont live in my neighborhood, Karen.

The trash is in your mirror, Barb.

"In the years 2016 through 2019, pit bulls killed 110 Americans, and 57 of those 110 victims were either the owner of the pit bull or a member of the owner's family."
https://dogbitelaw.com/vicious-dogs/pit-bulls-facts-and-figures#:~:text=In%20the%20years%202016%20through,(See%20below.)

Anonymous wrote:Pitbulls are great dogs. Google it and get over yourself. You sound like trash. I hope you dont live in my neighborhood, Karen.

The trash is in your mirror, Barb.

I would make a big deal about it too. Pitbulls are unsafe.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What kind of HOA bans a specific breed of dog? How stupid.

Insurance does it and so do laws moron, pitbulls are killing machines

Agree. A friend’s nephew was brutally attacked by one unprovoked.

pitbulls also kill other dogs, go to liveleak, lots of pitbull videos

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What kind of HOA bans a specific breed of dog? How stupid.

Insurance does it and so do laws moron, pitbulls are killing machines

Agree. A friend’s nephew was brutally attacked by one unprovoked.

Anonymous wrote:What kind of HOA bans a specific breed of dog? How stupid.

Insurance does it and so do laws moron, pitbulls are killing machines

Anonymous wrote:Get a lawyer. All pitbulls must put down before it kills someone.

You’re an asshole.

What kind of HOA bans a specific breed of dog? How stupid.

No matter what you do, I'd definitely put it in writing.

HOA rules do mean something and they can and should be enforced. Talk to someone in the HOA board- preferably the President. You are not a “Karen” for being concerned about this. And that previous poster calling you one needs to come up with something more original than the most overused word of the year.
Pitbulls are dangerous. It’s bred into their DNA. Seemingly “nice” ones can turn on a dime and maul you or your child. I would not want one living anywhere near me or my family.

HOAs are notoriously wimpy when it comes to enforcement of dog laws (but there will be hell to pay if you put in a new bush without asking!). Take them to court. We did, and won.

Are you sure it’s a pitbull?

Put it in writing OP and file a complaint.

I'd she wants a pitbull, she can live elsewhere.

Get a lawyer. All pitbulls must put down before it kills someone.

I live in a HOA community. It came up during a meeting that pitbulls are not allowed and a neighbor said she had one. Rumor is that she got it over the summer. It's been a few weeks and the dog is still here. I talked to a board member who just told me to wait and reply to a survey about the bylaw. I thought living in HOA meant rules meant something? Anyone have success in getting their HOA to enforce its own rules?