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10-25-2023 05:08 PM |
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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY
(Post 17189204)
I have done all the stats on this over and over and yet the same small group of people who were born scared continue to show up literally terrified of everything. Last I checked there were approximately 330M people in this country and about 30 people die annually from all dogs. That’s one in 11M. We don’t have a dog problem. The truth about the APBT is they have been raised endlessly to not be human aggressive as they handle them in the pit in the heat of battle. I have never seen one be food aggressive, game raised or not. They say the French bully is now the most popular breed but that’s BS. Pitbulls have been the most popular breed for a very long time and remain so, especially if you consider mixed breeds. When you mix that breed with another that is not nearly as mentally stable I would consider that irresponsible and potentially dangerous FWIW. For the most part though they are not getting the human aggression gene from pits. That said there are always bad dogs.
For a trip down memory when they wanted to kill many breeds awhile back they started with anything that looked like a pit in Donkeyland. The burden of proof was not on the government, it was on the owner. In Denver alone they killed almost 4000 dogs that were pits or looked like pits. Imagine your child watching the authorities take the dog they love and kill it. To me the people that condone this are sick, weak, ****ing assholes. Back in the day when I posted on this subject a lot I proved over and over again when our MSM reported on a pit attack that the majority of the time back then they were not even pits. You remember those right? The nightly fear report with the picture of the drooling, rabid, fear inducing dog picture to go with the BS story.
Fortunately for this breed and many others they would like to go after the pendulum is going the other direction. I would say the vast majority of people know of several families with kids that have great pitbulls. The breed is athletic, fearless and loyal. For an experienced owner who is willing to put in the time this breed needs to really shine it is not only a good breed, it is a great breed. If you don't believe me, ask Patrick Mahomes
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I count all of the CP pit owners I have any knowledge of, as in the "good hearted but naive" category on this issue... you, Dole, Lzen, Mahomes, whoever else... you all seem like normal people who try and do right with socializing, and just being decent people overall with your animals
Hell my ex wife, a 20 year paralegal from a fairly wealthy family who lives in a big fancy house has TWO, still can't believe she'd go for that when I knew her but thats another story... but the bottom line is you're arguments aren't persuasive with the vast majority of people
A lab snaps on you you're gonna get hurt but likely live, thats just NOT true with pits and rots... you guys have had success in raising them, what about people who haven't? You cannot avoid the fact they are prone to snapping with horrible consequences
You guys never want to acknowledge that they can and DO snap with alarming frequency, dear heavens I wish that Mahomes rumor wasn't true with two tykes running around |
