Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe this thread is still going. Stop feeding the troll who thinks killing dogs is fine because there are a "bazillion" other breeds out there!! This argument is not going to stop even if these heartless posters are legitimate. The dog people on this thread get that it is owners and not the dogs that are dangerous and would not condone murdering any dog out of fear.
No one here who cares about animals will ever ascribe to the level of hatred you have shown on this thread with this callous attitude that all "dangerous" dogs should be exterminated. This troll keeps acting like how can we all not see? I ask how can you not see that killing animals that have done no harm is wrong to most people- you are not in the majority here no matter how deluded you think you are.
I call troll on the ones defending the Pits.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ha ha! That's hilarious!Anonymous wrote:^^ I meant you can't just exercise the aggression out of a pit. THEY ARE BRED TO BE DOG KILLERS. More often than other breeds that aggression spills over into humans--there are too many ex. to even cite here. Why are people championing a dangerous instrumentality this way. SIMPLE. misplaced obsession with lost causes and hopeless cases. People are working out they personal weakness by adopt a dangerous dog. It's sad and misguided and in many cases, deadly.
Let's see - so far, we found that a number of the websites/research quoted that are supposed to be anti-pit bull are actually not. The pp(s) has been misrepresenting what is on them. And we've found that the Airedales (owned by an anti-pit bull pp) are less likely to pass the temperament test than American and Staffordshire pit bulls. And the only argument left is some personal attack that having a pit bull must be a sign of trying to compensate for a personal weakness! Really funny!
Troll.
I join you in laughter, as do my pit bulls
Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you place two pit bulls in a house together. Remember, they are very dog aggressive, so, you can only imagine the horror...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taijalynn/2439155452/
Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe this thread is still going. Stop feeding the troll who thinks killing dogs is fine because there are a "bazillion" other breeds out there!! This argument is not going to stop even if these heartless posters are legitimate. The dog people on this thread get that it is owners and not the dogs that are dangerous and would not condone murdering any dog out of fear.
No one here who cares about animals will ever ascribe to the level of hatred you have shown on this thread with this callous attitude that all "dangerous" dogs should be exterminated. This troll keeps acting like how can we all not see? I ask how can you not see that killing animals that have done no harm is wrong to most people- you are not in the majority here no matter how deluded you think you are.
Anonymous wrote:Ha ha! That's hilarious!Anonymous wrote:^^ I meant you can't just exercise the aggression out of a pit. THEY ARE BRED TO BE DOG KILLERS. More often than other breeds that aggression spills over into humans--there are too many ex. to even cite here. Why are people championing a dangerous instrumentality this way. SIMPLE. misplaced obsession with lost causes and hopeless cases. People are working out they personal weakness by adopt a dangerous dog. It's sad and misguided and in many cases, deadly.
Let's see - so far, we found that a number of the websites/research quoted that are supposed to be anti-pit bull are actually not. The pp(s) has been misrepresenting what is on them. And we've found that the Airedales (owned by an anti-pit bull pp) are less likely to pass the temperament test than American and Staffordshire pit bulls. And the only argument left is some personal attack that having a pit bull must be a sign of trying to compensate for a personal weakness! Really funny!
Troll.
Ha ha! That's hilarious!Anonymous wrote:^^ I meant you can't just exercise the aggression out of a pit. THEY ARE BRED TO BE DOG KILLERS. More often than other breeds that aggression spills over into humans--there are too many ex. to even cite here. Why are people championing a dangerous instrumentality this way. SIMPLE. misplaced obsession with lost causes and hopeless cases. People are working out they personal weakness by adopt a dangerous dog. It's sad and misguided and in many cases, deadly.
PP, I'm beginning to think you're a troll. Because, as another pp noted, the same webpage talks about how much pit bulls love children in the paragraph right before the paragraph above. You couldn't possibly have missed it which suggests you're just trying to push people's buttons and stir up trouble. I'm starting to wonder if you're also the pp who selectively quoted research available on the CDC website.Anonymous wrote:PP, it seems that you may be drawn to this breed because you too are relentless and almost irrational. The pit bull terrier is an overly aggressive dog that was BRED TO FIGHT AND KILL OTHER DOGS. What is there about that that you don't understand? Sure it can be a loving companion to a person or a family--why do you need to walk around with a loaded cannon? Your irrational devotion to such a dangerous breed is threat to other dog owners everywhere:
PIT BULL TERRIER
Is this breed good with other dogs in general?
The short answer is no. Developed for the purpose of fighting other dogs, most pit bulls are dog aggressive, at least to some degree. Some pit bulls will simply not tolerate any other dogs, regardless of sex. A few pit bulls will remain dog friendly their entire lives, but they are a minority.The majority of pit bulls are at least same sex aggressive and as adults will not do well with other dogs of the same sex or those that are "pushy" with them, although as pups they may get along fine (this can be very misleading to a novice pit bull owner). Pit bulls will commonly start developing signs of dog aggression between the ages of 8 months and 2 years, although it can develop at any age and can come on either gradually or quite suddenly. It is important to note that many pit bulls do not display the "typical" signs of dog aggression before a fight. They may not growl, bark, or posture at all, but simply alert and raise up on their toes. Owners of dog aggressive pit bulls learn to "read" their dogs and recognize the subtle signs indicating impending dog aggression. Training will not eliminate dog aggression in the pit bull but, when combined with responsibility and vigilance, training can bring these natural tendencies under control in on-leash situations. Where housemates are concerned, if one is a pit bull, extra care should be taken to prevent tension over food, desirable treats (like bones), and favored toys. These items are often "triggers" for spats or fights between dogs sharing the same house and owners should be very aware of them. This is also the reason that an adult pit bull should NOT be left alone with housemates or other dogs. Due to their fighting heritage, many pit bulls do not recognize signs of submission given by a dog they are fighting and, if they are unsupervised, the results can be disastrous. It should be noted that many breeds have dog aggressive tendencies, and leaving any such breed unsupervised with another dog, especially a dog of the same sex, can lead to a tragedy.
http://www.rescueeverydog.org/pitbull_breed.html
The pit bull is typically a people loving, intelligent and fun breed. Many excel at obedience training and dog sports such as agility, weight pull, frisbee, and flyball. Due to their affinity with people, this breed is a good candidate for rescue and adoption, but potential homes need to be carefully screened to insure that the new owners understand and accept the responsibility of owning a pit bull. Media hysteria and bad owners have greatly damaged this breed and every incident involving a pit bull makes it worse for the entire breed and their owners, often prompting breed specific legislation or breed bans.
Anonymous wrote:I cannot believe this thread is still going. Stop feeding the troll who thinks killing dogs is fine because there are a "bazillion" other breeds out there!! This argument is not going to stop even if these heartless posters are legitimate. The dog people on this thread get that it is owners and not the dogs that are dangerous and would not condone murdering any dog out of fear.
No one here who cares about animals will ever ascribe to the level of hatred you have shown on this thread with this callous attitude that all "dangerous" dogs should be exterminated. This troll keeps acting like how can we all not see? I ask how can you not see that killing animals that have done no harm is wrong to most people- you are not in the majority here no matter how deluded you think you are.