Anonymous wrote:Purebred boxers are very lean and playful dogs. That boxer looks bulky, like it’s at least 25% pit.

Pit bulls are also lean, playful dogs. That boxer looks exactly like a boxer: https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/boxer/

Anonymous wrote:These unprovoked maulings are a daily occurrence and nearly all of them involve pits and pit bull mixes.

These "unprovoked maulings" aren't, and literally every single one of them involves the exact same thing: an owner who didn't know how to properly train their animal.

Dropping twitter nonsense into this thread immediately reveals that you're just here to troll and derail, but the above point stands, regardless of your shitposting. There are a lot of people who have way more dog than they need, and definitely more dog than they can handle. This includes toy breeds. You can try to make it about the breed of dog, but it's not, and smarter people will continue pointing that out. You either know how to handle dogs or you don't.

He didn't. He made that clear. Twice. Neither was a "pit bull". There's the point, for anyone sane.

Anonymous wrote:Purebred boxers are very lean and playful dogs. That boxer looks bulky, like it’s at least 25% pit.

No, it absolutely doesn't. It looks like a 7-year old boxer, which is what it is.

Everyone on this thread thinking they're a breed expert is actually revealing their idiocy.

Anonymous wrote:These unprovoked maulings are a daily occurrence and nearly all of them involve pits and pit bull mixes.

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Purebred boxers are very lean and playful dogs. That boxer looks bulky, like it’s at least 25% pit.

These unprovoked maulings are a daily occurrence and nearly all of them involve pits and pit bull mixes.

Anonymous wrote:That story is terrible. Attacked TWICE in 12 hours by the dog. Glad the kids are ok.

Me too. Sad that the obvious takeaways (crates, leashes, better training, etc.) aren't being made central to this story. There was a lot that could've gone better in terms of owner handling/training and control.

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Anonymous wrote:Wild that they let their kids be in contact with this dog after the first attack. Yikes.

Why are you blaming them and not the psycho scammers who run these rescues and con people into adopting these land sharks?

"land sharks"? It's not even a pit bull, so I don't understand your hysteria (not that I really understand anti-pit hysteria either). Nobody forced this idiot to get a 7-year old large breed dog and then completely neglect to train and contain it. He didn't get "scammed" he's just stupid, and unaware of how stupid he is (despite this being his second dog who attacked his family, which fairly clearly illustrates where the problem is).

The only psycho here is you, pp. Calm down.

That story is terrible. Attacked TWICE in 12 hours by the dog. Glad the kids are ok.