Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.
Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?
What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?
Nothing. happened.
Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.
Assuming an animal you didn't even notice is "violent" isn't valid at all, and is a statement about your own overly-reactive, paranoid, delusional nature.
People like this probably cross the street when they see a black person too![]()
Your arguments are stupid. Another poster here who isn't going to tolerate your pit bull. The dog should not have been in the passenger area. This is just more evidence that dog people suck.
People do suck - you and pps for discriminating against someone with disabilities. Service dogs are allowed in the passenger area. It doesnt matter if you dont like the "look" of the service dog, it's providing a service to the owner with disabilities. It was so well behaved you wouldn't even have known it was there. Stop trying to make this into a hysterical event.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid is terrified of dogs. I would be extremely mad if this happened.
Even if the dog was so well behaved that you didn't even notice it was there?
We don't necessarily want to hear your children on the plane but, we all have to deal with things we don't want to deal with.
Human beings are different from dogs and you also know that. You're arguments in which you try to equate children with a dangerous dog is ridiculous. We value humans over animals and if that hurts your peta loving feeeewings tfb.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A pit bull needed strong jaws to help it hold on for its life.
This ability to hold on was bred into them, both purposefully by breeders and unintentionally, as the dogs that held on would survive longer.
Pit bulls are also noted for being very stubborn and strong; this, combined with their breed purpose, makes it difficult to shake a pit bull off. While other dog breeds may bite and let go, a pit bull is likelier to try and hold on.
They all know this. Everyone knows this. The pitt lobby does not care. There is no reason and yet here they are trying to make other posters out to be the crazies. It's absolute stubborn stupidity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.
Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?
What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?
Nothing. happened.
Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.
Assuming an animal you didn't even notice is "violent" isn't valid at all, and is a statement about your own overly-reactive, paranoid, delusional nature.
People like this probably cross the street when they see a black person too![]()
Your arguments are stupid. Another poster here who isn't going to tolerate your pit bull. The dog should not have been in the passenger area. This is just more evidence that dog people suck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So a dog was so well behaved you didn't even notice it was on the plane and you're still upset? I acknowledge the problem with pitbulls and I've been bitten by a dog hard enough to need stitches (not a pitbull). In the future, you can ask the flight attendant to move your seat or you can deplane. Dogs, even pitbulls, are not going to suddenly leap over the seat or run down the aisle to attack someone. I do understand not wanting to sit next to a dog though.
You don't know that. You don't get to state something as fact that isn't a fact. You can step off.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.
Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?
What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?
Nothing. happened.
Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.
Assuming an animal you didn't even notice is "violent" isn't valid at all, and is a statement about your own overly-reactive, paranoid, delusional nature.
People like this probably cross the street when they see a black person too![]()
Your arguments are stupid. Another poster here who isn't going to tolerate your pit bull. The dog should not have been in the passenger area. This is just more evidence that dog people suck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A pit bull needed strong jaws to help it hold on for its life.
This ability to hold on was bred into them, both purposefully by breeders and unintentionally, as the dogs that held on would survive longer.
Pit bulls are also noted for being very stubborn and strong; this, combined with their breed purpose, makes it difficult to shake a pit bull off. While other dog breeds may bite and let go, a pit bull is likelier to try and hold on.
They all know this. Everyone knows this. The pitt lobby does not care. There is no reason and yet here they are trying to make other posters out to be the crazies. It's absolute stubborn stupidity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid is terrified of dogs. I would be extremely mad if this happened.
Even if the dog was so well behaved that you didn't even notice it was there?
We don't necessarily want to hear your children on the plane but, we all have to deal with things we don't want to deal with.
Human beings are different from dogs and you also know that. You're arguments in which you try to equate children with a dangerous dog is ridiculous. We value humans over animals and if that hurts your peta loving feeeewings tfb.
Anonymous wrote:Why are any breed of dogs allowed in the cabins of a plane at all? I thought that airlines had put a stop to this? Only service dogs should be allowed in cabins, the rest should be put in cargo. If putting the dogs in cargo seems harsh, maybe muzzles and pet carriers might be a good idea.
Who cleans up after thee dogs when they poop or pee?
Anonymous wrote:All pit bulls that have attacked other living creatures are considered well behaved by their owners. I don't want to sit next to, behind, before a Pitbull in a plane, no matter how "well behaved" this animal is supposed to be. Even small Swiss army knives are not allowed in planes. Why on earth are owners of fighting dogs allowed to take their animal weapon onto the plane?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.
Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?
What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?
Nothing. happened.
Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.
Assuming an animal you didn't even notice is "violent" isn't valid at all, and is a statement about your own overly-reactive, paranoid, delusional nature.
People like this probably cross the street when they see a black person too![]()
Your arguments are stupid. Another poster here who isn't going to tolerate your pit bull. The dog should not have been in the passenger area. This is just more evidence that dog people suck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid is terrified of dogs. I would be extremely mad if this happened.
Even if the dog was so well behaved that you didn't even notice it was there?
We don't necessarily want to hear your children on the plane but, we all have to deal with things we don't want to deal with.
Anonymous wrote:A pit bull needed strong jaws to help it hold on for its life.
This ability to hold on was bred into them, both purposefully by breeders and unintentionally, as the dogs that held on would survive longer.
Pit bulls are also noted for being very stubborn and strong; this, combined with their breed purpose, makes it difficult to shake a pit bull off. While other dog breeds may bite and let go, a pit bull is likelier to try and hold on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was this a service dog with a service vest? Not even Emotional support dogs are allowed on planes any more. Dogs that are small enough can fly in an approve pet crate/bag in cabin.
This makes no sense.
It was not wearing a vest, no. I'm not sure of airline policy, though.
Service animals don't have to wear vests; per ADA there are no restrictions on the breed of the service dogs.
OP, you sound like a Karen, just chill and mind your own business
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Take your xanax and calm your mammaries. "Pit bull" isn't even a breed.
Why are the pit bull boosters always so crass?
What was crass? Why are the "pit bull haters' so hysterical?
Nothing. happened.
Asking what to do if a violent animals snaps when you have no escape route is a valid question.
Assuming an animal you didn't even notice is "violent" isn't valid at all, and is a statement about your own overly-reactive, paranoid, delusional nature.
People like this probably cross the street when they see a black person too![]()