pitbulls

hippiehillbilly · Jul 28, 2009

deviate said:

I'm happy with him so that is all that matters.
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well then it shouldnt have mattered about my comment..

deviate · Jul 28, 2009

it doesn't matter, I just thought it was unnecessary and disrespectful.

hippiehillbilly · Jul 28, 2009

i didnt see anything wrong with it personally. no more than there was anything wrong with you commenting on the quality of my dog.

its just a fucking dog.. lol

arthur itis · Jul 28, 2009

deviate said:

I'm going to train him to rip out your childrens throat.. how's that?
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I'd say you're fulla shit. No big surprise. Big dog. Big threat. It all fits the profile.

Big mouf,,

Guys like you are in for a big surprise.

deviate · Jul 28, 2009

hippiehillbilly said:

i didnt see anything wrong with it personally. no more than there was anything wrong with you commenting on the quality of my dog.

its just a fucking dog.. lol
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are you delusional? I didn't say shit about your mop dog until you talked shit about my dog.

deviate · Jul 28, 2009

arthur itis said:

I'd say you're fulla shit. No big surprise. Big dog. Big threat. It all fits the profile.

Big mouf,,

Guys like you are in for a big surprise.
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you should learn how to communicate properly before you judge me, dumbass.

hippiehillbilly · Jul 28, 2009

deviate said:

are you delusional? I didn't say shit about your mop dog until you talked shit about my dog.
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you must have a lot of insecurities to be taking so much pride in a dog..

i really dont know why you insist on having a pissing contest about this otherwise..

would you feel better if i lied to you and told you what a fine dog i thought you had??

is that what you want? would that bury this thread again?

arthur itis · Jul 28, 2009

deviate said:

you should learn how to communicate properly before you judge me, dumbass.
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Communicate this:

natural philosophy · Jul 29, 2009

haha.

also, your mother

deviate · Jul 29, 2009

hippiehillbilly said:

you must have a lot of insecurities to be taking so much pride in a dog..

i really dont know why you insist on having a pissing contest about this otherwise..

would you feel better if i lied to you and told you what a fine dog i thought you had??

is that what you want? would that bury this thread again?
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you must be a real loser to sit on internet forums all day talking shit to people.. just sayin'

deviate · Jul 29, 2009

arthur itis said:

Communicate this:

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how original..

seraphina · Jul 30, 2009

I am! i think pits are the most human-like of dogs. i can practically read their emotions. there is something very sweet about them.

Liz6363 · Jul 31, 2009

Hope u didnt Buy that Pit... there are tons of puppy Pits at shelters that need homes, more then any other Breed or Mix breed. Pretty selfish if u bought that little Red nose Pitt. As for the Asshole thats making ignorant comments on Pitbulls being Aggressive, Well the dog is Breed to fight and could tear your leg off if it was Brought up to do so, if not Pitts are awesome dogs and great with Kid. I would know because i have Rescued and adopted them, also worked with Pitts for 4 years. Its ignorant Dog fighting bastards that give Pittbulls a bad Rep. Just like Mike Vick, I wish he would have gotten his ass whopped in Jail and never released.

Liz6363 · Jul 31, 2009

hippiehillbilly said:

pit bulls are bread to kill plain and simple. You cant train that out of them i dont care what anyone says.

My uncle raised them as a child, a very close friend of ours raised them and is a owner of one still.

Sure you can train them to obey you, they will even be loving and protecting companions to children and other animals they were raised around..

However left to their own decision making in a environment they are not familiar with (strange dogs,strange animals,strange children etc.) they are bad news.they will kill no matter how well you have trained them.

As with any rule there are exceptions,if your dog is not going to be at your side 24/7,you better pray it is the exception.
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thats bullshit, i have had tons of pitts brought to the doggie daycare i was working at.

Never any harm done

new dogs, new people

your bullshit

Liz6363 · Jul 31, 2009

mastercylinder said:

bullshit i raised pitbuls for years b4 the SCARE--and young mothers would ask if it was ok if my dog played with there kids--its how you raise the dog--none of my pits were violent---if you fight em different story---my pits loved kids and defended hichhikers---nuff said---german shepards cause damage too--quit hating
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So true, i have seen german sheps attack other dogs for no Reason at all..

waukegan · Jul 31, 2009

my dog doesn't have a nose........how does it smell?......awful he just got sprayed by a skunk..........my dog writes murder mysteries....how does a dog write murder mysteries? ...he starts with a good ending and works backward.

Grim · Jul 31, 2009

Pit bulls are nasty bruisers. This can be worsened by the human element, but is always present all the same. But don't take my word for it!

City and county Animal Control departments in at least 13 U.S. states report that pit bulls are biting more than all other dog breeds. These states include: Ohio, Rhode Island, Nebraska, Georgia, New York, Tennessee, Utah, Florida, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kansas, Texas and California. The often-quoted myth by pro-pit bull groups that pit bulls "do not bite more than other breeds" is categorically false. In addition to the fact that pit bulls are the leading biters, the pit bull bite is also the most likely dog bite to inflict serious and disfiguring injury.

Hamilton, Ohio | PDF
In July 2009, after a pit bull named "Monster" escaped its pen and attacked its owner's 5-year old daughter, the Hamilton Health Department released bite statistics. From 2001 to July 2009, pit bulls lead with 157 biting incidents, representing 19% of all dog bites. Despite the fact that Ohio declares pit bulls as "vicious" and requires special containment measures (955.22), pit bulls overcome these measures and still lead. The closest follower was "mixed," with 133 incidents (16%). Yet this category is questionable given that no dog in the U.S. is sold or adopted under the generalized name "mixed." Labs followed in third place with 65 incidents (8%).

Richard Wilson, "Pit bull owner stands by the breed," The Oxford Press, July 19, 2009 (www.oxfordpress.com)

Woonsocket, Rhode Island | (PDF)
In June 2009, Capt. Kenneth Paulhus of the Woonsocket Police Department issued a 3-year report concerning the alarming pit bull trend. "In 2006, pit bulls accounted for 32 percent of all the dog bite cases in Woonsocket," Paulhus says in the report. "The number increased to 37 percent in 2007. The year 2008 reflected half of all dog bites in the city were attributed to pit bulls." He added that "many were serious." Animal Control Officer Doris Kay says in the report that she used to think all dogs were created equal. But she says she's learned that, "In Woonsocket pit bulls bite more often, and cause more injury, than any other breed."

Russ Olivo, "Police push pit bull law," The Call, June 14, 2009 (www.woonsocketcall.com)

Lincoln, Nebraska | (PDF)
Also in June, after a pit bull attacked 10-year old Baylee Harris, Lincoln Animal Control officials said that pit bulls are the leading breed in reported attacks. Since September of 2008, there have been 38 pit bull bites in the city followed by Labs with 27. The Lincoln County Animal Control 2008 Annual Report (truncated) shows that in 2008, a licensed population of 858 pit bulls and their mixes produced 60 biting incidents. The city's substantial population of Labs and lab-mixes, 5448 dogs, produced 39 bites in the same period. The data shows that 1 out of every 14 pit bulls in Lincoln is a biter, while its takes over 142 Labs to produce a bite.

Jason Volentine, "Updated Lincoln Boy Recovering After Pit Bull Attack," KOLNKGIN, June 3, 2009 (www.kolnkgin.com)

Richmond County, Georgia | (PDF)
In the same month, it was reported that Richmond County had 139 complaints of animal bites so far this year, 26 of them involving pit bulls. This is about 19-percent and the most out of all dog breeds, according to the article. Diane Downs, the Director of Richmond County Animal Control, said that pit bulls "tend to get the most exposure because unfortunately they do the most damage." The news article came in response to a pit bull attack that left an Augusta man hospitalized. As we see in so many of these cases, the pit bulls escaped owner property (through a gap in the fence) "just to attack" a man who had been walking down the street.

Samantha Andre, "Pit bull attack sends man to hospital," WRDW.com, June 23, 2009 (www.wrdw.com)

Syracuse, New York | (PDF)
In May 2009, it was reported that the Syracuse dog control department had responded to 19 pit bull bites since the beginning of the year. According to the article, this is nearly double the amount during all of last year. "It's the beginning of dog control officer Jason Driscoll's shift," the article states, "and already he's responding to a pit bull call." In this instance, the two pit bulls (with a history of bad behavior) had also escaped owner property. Last year one of the same dog's bit a young girl. Dog control officers told WSYR TV that they run into trouble with other dog breeds as well, but pit bulls make up the "majority of reported attacks."

"Pit bull attacks in Syracuse on the rise," NewsChannel 9 WSYR, May 29, 2009 (9wsyr.com)

Dyersburg, Tennessee | (PDF)
In April 2009, after a 16-year old girl was attacked by loose pit bulls while walking down a street, the Dyersburg Police Department reported there were 21 "dog bite" reports written in 2008. The figures show that nearly half of those bites (10) were from pit bulls. In the first four months of 2009, three of the five police reports written on dog bites involved pit bulls. The article also includes information from the Dyersburg City Attorney's office. City records show there were 35 court cases involving dogs within the last year. Of the 35 cases, 29 of them involved pit bulls. There were also six dog bite cases and all of those were from pit bulls.

"Pit bull attack causes injury and outrage," State Gazette, April 4, 2009 (stategazette.com)

Ogden, Utah | (PDF)
In March 2009, the City of Ogden considered a new ordinance that would toughen requirements for pit bull owners including carrying liability insurance. Bob Geier, director of the Ogden Animal Shelter, was in support of this new ordinance. Based on the APPA national survey statistics, Geier estimated that there are about 16,000 dogs in Ogden, including 3,200 pit bulls. During the last two years, pit bulls have accounted for about 20 percent of the dog population at the city animal shelter. During that same period, according to Geier, pit bulls and their mixes have been responsible for about 40 percent of reported dog bites in the city.

Scott Schwebke, "Tougher rules for pit bulls," Standard-Examiner, March 29, 2009 (www.standard.net)

Lake County, Florida | (PDF)
Also reported in March, Marjorie Boyd, the director of Lake County Animal Services, said, "Pit bulls lead all breeds of dogs and cats in bite incidents the county has investigated in the past two years." According to Boyd, pit bulls represented 12.7 percent of bite cases in 2007, 12.5 percent in 2008 and 18 percent of cases thus far this year. The article came in response to the brutal mauling of 22-year old Tracy Lindsey. At the time, Lindsey had been jogging down Getford Road when two pit bulls escaped owner property and attacked her. Lindsay was airlifted by a Life Flight helicopter to Orlando Regional Medical Center and rushed into surgery.

Benjamin Roode, "Pit bulls maul jogger," The Daily Commercial, March 31, 2009 (www.dailycommercial.com)

Broward County, Florida | (PDF)
South of Lake County, the Broward County Dog Bite Database depicts a vivid picture of the "top biter." During the years of 2005 to 2008, Labs produced 151 biting incidents with 98 inflicted on humans and 53 on animals, while Cocker spaniels produced 16 biting incidents with 15 on humans and 1 to an animal. In the same period, the pit bull/American Staffordshire terrier community produced a whopping 618 biting incidents with 323 inflicted on humans and 296 on the county's pet and livestock population. The data shows that human-aggression is just as prevalent as animal-aggression in pit bulls produced by local breeders.

"Search Broward County animal bite reports" South Florida Sun Sentinel (www.sun-sentinel.com)

Altoona, Pennsylvania | (PDF)
Altoona city records showed in March that of the 5,056 dogs licensed in 2008, 162 (3%) of them were pit bulls or their mixes. City dog law officer, John Iorio, handled 178 biting incidents in 2008. Of these incidents, 110 (61%) involved pit bulls. Iorio believes the actual number of pit bulls in the city to be 400 (8%), but this hardly reduces the alarming number of bites attributed to them. In July 2009, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture (PDF) records showed that 112 dogs in a 5-county region were declared legally "dangerous." Pit bulls accounted for 42 (38%) of these dogs. No Cocker spaniels or Labs appeared on the list.

William Kibler, "Dog attack highlights city's problem with pit bulls," The Altoona Mirror, March 8, 2009 (www.altoonamirror.com)

Indianapolis, Indiana | (PDF)
In February 2009, The Indianapolis Star reported that pit bull bites were at a record high -- 282 in 2008, an increase of 33 percent from the previous year and about three times the total from 2006. The Marion County Dog Bite Database shows that pit bulls produced 490 biting incidents while Labs produced 152 incidents and Cocker spaniels only produced 27. The Star also reported that out of 3,000 pit bulls in animal care last year, nearly 2,500 were euthanized. Despite these statistics, the active pit bull community and the Indianapolis Humane Society, managed to "table" a new dog ordinance designed to reduce pit bull bites and euthanizations.

Heather Gillers, "Can pit bulls be saved?" The Indianapolis Star, February 1, 2009 (www.indystar.com)

Wichita, Kansas | (PDF)
In January 2009, the Wichita Department of Environmental Services released a number of pit bull statistics. The figures are based upon the Wichita Animal Control department's investigation of 733 dog bites and attacks in 2008. Included in the data are pit bulls encountered by the Wichita Police Department. In the 1-year period, 95% of police encounters with aggressive dogs were pit bulls. The report also showed that the percentage of pit bull encounters had increased from 66% in 2004 to 95% in 2008. Subsequently, four months after the release of this data, the City of Wichita enacted a mandatory pit bull sterilization law.

55% of all dogs deemed dangerous were pit bulls (41 pit bull dogs deemed dangerous).

34% of attacks and bites involved pit bull dogs (246 pit bull attacks/bites).

28% of dogs found running at large were pit bulls (1,279 pit bulls found running loose).

25% of dogs impounded were pit bulls dogs (1,575 pit bulls impounded).

37% of all dogs euthanized were pit bull dogs (1,255 pit bulls euthanized).

23% of dog complaints involved pit bull dogs (2,523 complaints involved pit bull dogs).

"Wichita Pit Bull Dogs in 2008," Wichita Department of Environmental Services, January 2009 (www.wichitagov.org)

North Texas Cities | (PDF)
In August 2008, The Dallas Morning News reported that dog bite incidents from July 2007 to July 2008 in Duncanville, Cedar Hill and Mesquite, showed that a third (33%) of all animal attacks involved pit bulls. Each of these cities passed resolutions urging the state Legislature to allow breed-specific laws, as lawmakers were hoodwinked by the dog lobby in 1991 and passed a pre-emptive state-wide anti-BSL measure (822.047). The next closest breeds were German shepherds (9.6%) and Labs (9%). While breed population data was not available in this article, it's presumable that the pit bull population is lower than the other two.

Jon Nielsen, "North Texas cities seek breed-specific regulations as statistics show pit bulls lead in bite incidents," Dallas Morning News, August 22, 2008 (www.dallasnews.com)

Ventura County, California | (PDF)
In July 2008, Ventura County Department of Animal Regulation released a 1-year statistical report (July 2007 to June 2008). The report showed that pit bulls ranked 8th in licensing, but were still the number one biter producing 117 biting incidents in this time. Cocker spaniels, often cited by pro-pit bull groups as the leading biter, ranked 6th in licensing, but 8th in bite numbers with only 28 incidents. In September 2008, 5-year old Katya Todesco of Simi Valley suffered catastrophic face and neck injury after she reportedly "bumped into" a pit bull. She died 6 days later. The pit bull mauling death of Katya was recorded as "1 biting incident."

Ventura County Department of Animal Regulation FY 2007-2008 Statistical Report
(www.countyofventura.org)
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Just sayin.

OneExodus · Jul 31, 2009

I think pits can be better trained than any other dog... Speaking from experience

Liz6363 · Aug 1, 2009

OneExodus said:

I think pits can be better trained than any other dog... Speaking from experience
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agreed :cheers2:

Toby Stanley · Aug 1, 2009

There are no bad dogs here on earth, whatever the breed, only evil people...

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