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Anonymous wrote:Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Sad that a few dogs color your opinion on so many dogs! Guilty until proven innocent, right?

Nah, for pits it's more like, assume every one is a loaded gun and handle appropriately.

Profiling isnt cool. There is no such dog as a pitbull. How do you know it is the American lit bull terrier that madethe attack and not the chow or German Sheperd in them? And dont forget these dogs are the most abused

Don’t care. They are all useless dogs.

tell me what teacup yorkies do

They don’t murder people.

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Anonymous wrote:Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Sad that a few dogs color your opinion on so many dogs! Guilty until proven innocent, right?

Nah, for pits it's more like, assume every one is a loaded gun and handle appropriately.

Profiling isnt cool. There is no such dog as a pitbull. How do you know it is the American lit bull terrier that madethe attack and not the chow or German Sheperd in them? And dont forget these dogs are the most abused

Don’t care. They are all useless dogs.

tell me what teacup yorkies do

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Anonymous wrote:Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Sad that a few dogs color your opinion on so many dogs! Guilty until proven innocent, right?

Nah, for pits it's more like, assume every one is a loaded gun and handle appropriately.

Profiling isnt cool. There is no such dog as a pitbull. How do you know it is the American lit bull terrier that madethe attack and not the chow or German Sheperd in them? And dont forget these dogs are the most abused

Don’t care. They are all useless dogs.

Anonymous wrote:Last week I saw a Husky Corgie mix. Basically just a Husky with very short legs.

I always feel bad for those mixes that don’t quite work out.

Anonymous wrote:Love poodles! Not doodles, good, old-fashioned poodles. I love the look of a German Shepherd, not the ones with the sloping back, but the ones that look more like a Belgian shepherd But I know that I don't have the skills to actually own one of those dogs.

Hate pit bulls, any pit-bull mix, and any of those other dogs that have a reputation of violence. Like Cane Corsos and like.

And for the poster, who seems intent on defending Pitt Bulls every time it came up in this thread, yes, even one percent pitt is too much for me. I am the poster that wants to eradicate them by attrition. If they are all spayed and neutered, no more pitt bull puppies. a very humane way to get rid of the breed. And one of the reasons that this breed in particular is being called out by me, is because of posters like you that no matter how dangerous they are, they want to share what lovely dogs they are. We don't get the same response from people who are German Shepherd or Doberman enthusiasts. They know that it takes a certain kind of owner to have one of those type of dogs. Pitbull owners are just over the top and think that anybody can own them. And that's why we have the problem we have with that breed. So blame yourself for making people hate the breed.

I agree with you entirely, but because of the pit bull like nature of pit bull owners, don’t even try to reason with that pp anymore. We’ll all just ignore him/her on this thread, which has been so pleasant otherwise. It turns out that a LOT of us specifically don’t like pit bulls for very good reasons and one angry person on the internet isn’t going to change that.

Anonymous wrote:Love poodles! Not doodles, good, old-fashioned poodles. I love the look of a German Shepherd, not the ones with the sloping back, but the ones that look more like a Belgian shepherd But I know that I don't have the skills to actually own one of those dogs.

Hate pit bulls, any pit-bull mix, and any of those other dogs that have a reputation of violence. Like Cane Corsos and like.

And for the poster, who seems intent on defending Pitt Bulls every time it came up in this thread, yes, even one percent pitt is too much for me. I am the poster that wants to eradicate them by attrition. If they are all spayed and neutered, no more pitt bull puppies. a very humane way to get rid of the breed. And one of the reasons that this breed in particular is being called out by me, is because of posters like you that no matter how dangerous they are, they want to share what lovely dogs they are. We don't get the same response from people who are German Shepherd or Doberman enthusiasts. They know that it takes a certain kind of owner to have one of those type of dogs. Pitbull owners are just over the top and think that anybody can own them. And that's why we have the problem we have with that breed. So blame yourself for making people hate the breed.

Hello. First of all, there is ONE t in pit. Second I'm sure in the past when Doberman or German Shepherds were/are being vilified they would strongly defend them. But, remember we didn't have the internet when they were seem as "bad" dogs so you can not compare my defending them.

Remember there are FIVE breeds that make up pit bull dogs. I think they are the only dog breed that has that many and with mixes you have many many more variations.

"Here are the five breeds: American pit bull terriers, Staffordshire terriers, American Bully, Staffordshire bull terriers and Staffordshire bull terriers .

https://www.thesprucepets.com/pitbull-dog-breeds-4843994pit bull" types now and then.

You have your first amendment right to say your opinion on how YOU hate the breeds and wish they weren't here BUT I also have the right to MY opinion and I will defend them. No where did I say that these dogs are for everyone. The same way German Shepherds are not for everyone. But, I am not for banning them or wishing they didn't exist. Remember your history. German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois were used as police dogs to attack Civil Right movement protesters and also by Nazis to attack Jews and other people. They have the right to exist as do "Pit bull' types and the mixes.

Are there dogs that attack and do serious harm to people, children and pets. Yes. But, first if a dog is 33 percent pit and other dogs that are "tough" German Shepherds etc how do you know that it isn't that part that makes them aggressive?

And lastly, poorly trained dogs and abused dogs can not be held responsible for what the humans put them through. If you chain your dog to the back yard, never feeding them or taking care of their physical or emotional needs and then train them to fight you cannot expect them to be animals that know how to live in harmony with the world.

So in the end while I have the ability to see that some animals harm other people etc there are good "pit bulls" who have been heroes. Your denial of this is just as stubborn as me defending them. So, as long as I can type I will say my opinion and defend these dogs.

I don't care if you respond but, you do not have the right to silence me.

Love poodles! Not doodles, good, old-fashioned poodles. I love the look of a German Shepherd, not the ones with the sloping back, but the ones that look more like a Belgian shepherd But I know that I don't have the skills to actually own one of those dogs.

Hate pit bulls, any pit-bull mix, and any of those other dogs that have a reputation of violence. Like Cane Corsos and like.

And for the poster, who seems intent on defending Pitt Bulls every time it came up in this thread, yes, even one percent pitt is too much for me. I am the poster that wants to eradicate them by attrition. If they are all spayed and neutered, no more pitt bull puppies. a very humane way to get rid of the breed. And one of the reasons that this breed in particular is being called out by me, is because of posters like you that no matter how dangerous they are, they want to share what lovely dogs they are. We don't get the same response from people who are German Shepherd or Doberman enthusiasts. They know that it takes a certain kind of owner to have one of those type of dogs. Pitbull owners are just over the top and think that anybody can own them. And that's why we have the problem we have with that breed. So blame yourself for making people hate the breed.

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Anonymous wrote:Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Sad that a few dogs color your opinion on so many dogs! Guilty until proven innocent, right?

Nah, for pits it's more like, assume every one is a loaded gun and handle appropriately.

Profiling isnt cool. There is no such dog as a pitbull. How do you know it is the American lit bull terrier that madethe attack and not the chow or German Sheperd in them? And dont forget these dogs are the most abused

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Anonymous wrote:Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Sad that a few dogs color your opinion on so many dogs! Guilty until proven innocent, right?

Nah, for pits it's more like, assume every one is a loaded gun and handle appropriately.

Anonymous wrote:Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Sad that a few dogs color your opinion on so many dogs! Guilty until proven innocent, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Here is a lab and Staffordshire terrier mix! Super cute!



https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Staffordshire+terriers+and+lab+mix+mix&t=chromentp&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fnkn-adoption-images.s3.amazonaws.com%2F111361_actual_one.jpg

That is a cute dog. I like big friendly dogs anyway. I don't like the tags on the training collar, though, seems like they might interfere with the release of the collar.

This isn't my preferred tag or collar but, the point was the cute dog!

Favorites: Newfoundlands, Goldens and labs, Berners, st. Bernards. Big gentle dogs are the best!

Dislikes: anything doodle (poodles are fine, just not my cup of tea). Unfortunately some bad experiences have colored my opinion of pit and pit mixes as well.

Anonymous wrote:Hello fellow beagle lovers! My beagle is hilarious, sweet, and docile. He’s just a goofy, cuddly baby. The absolute love of my life.

Nothing beats a lovable beagle pup. Especially older beagles, just absolute sweethearts.

Anonymous wrote:Here is a lab and Staffordshire terrier mix! Super cute!



https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Staffordshire+terriers+and+lab+mix+mix&t=chromentp&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fnkn-adoption-images.s3.amazonaws.com%2F111361_actual_one.jpg

That is a cute dog. I like big friendly dogs anyway. I don't like the tags on the training collar, though, seems like they might interfere with the release of the collar.

Love: Irish Setters, Golden Retrievers, Standard Poodles, Shelties, Maltese, Brittanys, well bred Labs

The only dogs I really dislike are bully breeds: Pit Bulls, Staffordshire Terriers, Cane Corsos, Bull Terriers, Etc, and their mixes

There are so many really cool dog breeds that are fun to watch, but that wouldn't work for my house at all. Huskies, German Shepherds, Dobermans, Belgian Malinois, Airedales, just to name a few. I love watching them work, but they are just a lot of dog for my lifestyle. For my own pets, I like dogs that are energetic and friendly. Obedience and sports training is fine, and they absolutely don't have to be perfect for me to enjoy having them around, but they have to start out social with people.