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Pablo 01-10-2023 09:32 AM
I’m running down to the shelter to swap out the beagles and other mutt for 3 large male pitbulls today.

I’ve been wanting to look way cooler and need some protective dogs around for my kids sake!!

notorious 01-10-2023 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by J Diddy (Post 16726572)
Are you saying Labs can't take 15 inches?
PROVE ME WRONG!

notorious 01-10-2023 09:35 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16726576)
I’m running down to the shelter to swap out the beagles and other mutt for 3 large male pitbulls today.

I’ve been wanting to look way cooler and need some protective dogs around for my kids sake!!
Tell your wife and girlfriend, Pab. 3 pitbulls x 3 sizes = 9 sizes larger.

BigBeauford 01-10-2023 09:37 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16726576)
I’m running down to the shelter to swap out the beagles and other mutt for 3 large male pitbulls today.

I’ve been wanting to look way cooler and need some protective dogs around for my kids sake!!
In this house we own pitbulls.
Love is love.
There are no illegal humans.

Pablo 01-10-2023 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726583)
Tell your wife and girlfriend, Pab. 3 pitbulls x 3 sizes = 9 sizes larger.
They’re gonna be so stoked!

Can’t wait to look really cool for the first time ever. Neighbor has this really stupid golden retriever that’s always wagging his tail and pushing his nose thru the fence and I can’t wait until that ****er is practically decapitated by my loving family dogs.

ShortRoundChief 01-10-2023 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726579)
PROVE ME WRONG!
Unfortunately I lack the, um, ability and equipment to prove you wrong.

notorious 01-10-2023 09:45 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16726592)
They’re gonna be so stoked!

Can’t wait to look really cool for the first time ever. Neighbor has this really stupid golden retriever that’s always wagging his tail and pushing his nose thru the fence and I can’t wait until that ****er is practically decapitated by my loving family dogs.
"He'd never hurt a fly".


Because he can't catch it. He'll catch that poodle or 85 year old woman.

Pablo 01-10-2023 09:48 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726603)
"He'd never hurt a fly".


Because he can't catch it. He'll catch that poodle or 85 year old woman.
Oh look how much Murditator 0769 loves the bone we got him for Christmas!! He’s sooooo protective of it. Why don’t you try and grab it from him and bring it to mommy, Kaysen.

kcpasco 01-10-2023 09:51 AM
My Aussie Shepherd will just outsmart the pittbull.

Titty Meat 01-10-2023 09:54 AM
Whoa a The Tardian sighting

ThaVirus 01-10-2023 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726553)
My question would be why you would want to have a dog like that around children especially young ones? Also what is it about that breed that makes people who own them want to get them? Is it a status symbol or something? I have children and we have a Corgi. Never even considered a pit bull.
Short hair is a plus. Deep, intimidating bark is another plus.

tredadda 01-10-2023 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16726633)
Short hair is a plus. Deep, intimidating bark is another plus.
Interesting criteria.

RockChalk 01-10-2023 10:17 AM
Every time this thread gets posted in...BigDaddy

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DrunkBassGuitar 01-10-2023 10:18 AM
Mr Worldwide must be stopped before he kills again

Eleazar 01-10-2023 10:20 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 16726537)
This blanket statement is absolutely untrue and is repeated far too often.

I have a friend who does drive training for dogs and he would tell you this statement is so beyond false and irresponsible and ignorant. He has said publicly that some dogs, regardless of breed cannot get to a high level of control by ANY owner. Period. And you're just some guy that's seen too many episodes of Caesar.

Dogs have a wide array of learning capabilities, behaviors, and individual traits that make them unique.

It is true that a good owner gives every dog a better chance, but there are literally dogs that have anxiety disorders, and mental disorders.

Yes, there are bad dogs. There are breeds that are way more prone to attacking and killing dogs and kids and people. And while a bad owner will make it worse there are lots of good owners that have had to put dogs down for attacking people.

Yes there are bad dogs. Period. And a bad owner just makes it worse. But all dogs aren't "good boys" by default.
But *my* dog would never do that. My dog wouldn't hurt a fly. It's not going to happen to me because my dog is different from all others and special, and I am also different and special.

TheGuardian 01-10-2023 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726538)
HOLY SHIT!

How have you been doing?!?!
HAHAHA I'm good. I grew a multi million dollar business over the last many years and things have just settled down a bit but I've still lurked on here consistently. :)

notorious 01-10-2023 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 16726675)
HAHAHA I'm good. I grew a multi million dollar business over the last many years and things have just settled down a bit but I've still lurked on here consistently. :)
That's ****ing awesome! Way to go!


Don't let this place suck you back in. Grow that ****er even more.

ThaVirus 01-10-2023 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726640)
Interesting criteria.
Not any different than other people's criteria if you think about it.

My dad's got a lab/pit mix. Her coat is more from the lab side and she sheds like crazy. White hairs on everything and they've got to vacuum/sweep multiple times per day to keep the house clean.

If I ever own a dog myself, I'll make sure it isn't a long-haired breed.

Pablo 01-10-2023 10:32 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726640)
Interesting criteria.
I’m posting an ad looking for a new roommate. These are the criteria.

Must keep a tidy house and have good personal hygiene. Preferably a workout warrior who’s 6-5 250+. Mental issues welcome. Fits of violent rage encouraged. Ex pro wrestler or football player with CTE would be ideal.

notorious 01-10-2023 10:33 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16726702)
I’m posting an ad looking for a new roommate. These are the criteria.

Must keep a tidy house and have good personal hygiene. Preferably a workout warrior who’s 6-5 250+. Mental issues welcome. Fits of violent rage encouraged. Ex pro wrestler or football player with CTE would be ideal.
So, only CP members need apply.

RockChalk 01-10-2023 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726704)
So, only CP members need apply.
Hard to tell. Can't really be sure until he posts what the ad says about penis size

Eleazar 01-10-2023 10:34 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726553)
My question would be why you would want to have a dog like that around children especially young ones? Also what is it about that breed that makes people who own them want to get them? Is it a status symbol or something? I have children and we have a Corgi. Never even considered a pit bull.
Why do people who aren't from Oakland become Raider fans?

TheGuardian 01-10-2023 10:34 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726682)
That's ****ing awesome! Way to go!


Don't let this place suck you back in. Grow that ****er even more.
Thanks bud. That's the plan. But I'm in a spot now where I can allow myself to actually enjoy some life again. Hope you're good!

notorious 01-10-2023 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by RockChalk (Post 16726707)
Hard to tell. Can't really be sure until he posts what the ad says about penis size
If it walks like a CP member and barks like a CP member.......

tredadda 01-10-2023 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16726698)
Not any different than other people's criteria if you think about it.

My dad's got a lab/pit mix. Her coat is more from the lab side and she sheds like crazy. White hairs on everything and they've got to vacuum/sweep multiple times per day to keep the house clean.

If I ever own a dog myself, I'll make sure it isn't a long-haired breed.
Not knocking the criteria at all. Just found that to be interesting criteria for getting that specific breed.

I get the hair thing completely. We have a purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi and she is a straight up shedding machine. No matter how much we brush her and furminate her we still get hair everywhere. If we ever get another dog shedding level will play heavily into that decision. No more getting a big time shedder because my girls think her breed is “cute”.

Fish 01-10-2023 10:35 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 16726537)
This blanket statement is absolutely untrue and is repeated far too often.

I have a friend who does drive training for dogs and he would tell you this statement is so beyond false and irresponsible and ignorant. He has said publicly that some dogs, regardless of breed cannot get to a high level of control by ANY owner. Period. And you're just some guy that's seen too many episodes of Caesar.

Dogs have a wide array of learning capabilities, behaviors, and individual traits that make them unique.

It is true that a good owner gives every dog a better chance, but there are literally dogs that have anxiety disorders, and mental disorders.

Yes, there are bad dogs. There are breeds that are way more prone to attacking and killing dogs and kids and people. And while a bad owner will make it worse there are lots of good owners that have had to put dogs down for attacking people.

Yes there are bad dogs. Period. And a bad owner just makes it worse. But all dogs aren't "good boys" by default.
Very much this. Just as some dogs are born shy and timid, some dogs are just going to be naturally aggressive. Through no fault of the owner's. It can be managed, but most dog owners aren't even cognizant enough to recognize it let alone properly manage it.

notorious 01-10-2023 10:36 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 16726709)
Thanks bud. That's the plan. But I'm in a spot now where I can allow myself to actually enjoy some life again. Hope you're good!
Oh yeah, my business has been growing like crazy, but still spend too much time here.

Need more bodies for the business. Just not enough (or any) applying right now!

Pablo 01-10-2023 10:37 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Razaele (Post 16726708)
Why do people who aren't from Oakland become Raider fans?
Because they are poor, stupid trash?

tredadda 01-10-2023 10:39 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726713)
Oh yeah, my business has been growing like crazy, but still spend too much time here.

Need more bodies for the business. Just not enough (or any) applying right now!
Really? That’s kinda amazing as it seems like a lot of people have been getting laid off across the country. Perhaps it’s just in tech though.

tredadda 01-10-2023 10:42 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Razaele (Post 16726708)
Why do people who aren't from Oakland become Raider fans?
Good point.

notorious 01-10-2023 10:43 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726720)
Really? That’s kinda amazing as it seems like a lot of people have been getting laid off across the country. Perhaps it’s just in tech though.
In the area I live we are insulated from the highs and lows.


Part of the benefit of Ag and Beef based economy.

I have been buying large amounts of equipment from businesses closing down in the bigger cities (mainly OKC and Tulsa). Some guys think the peaks are going to last forever and don't plan ahead. They also have a huge base of cheap labor willing to undercut them to insanely low levels.

Garage sale for the cash flush guys, I guess.

tredadda 01-10-2023 10:45 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16726731)
In the area I live we are insulated from the highs and lows.


Part of the benefit of Ag and Beef based economy.

I have been buying large amounts of equipment from businesses closing down in the bigger cities (mainly OKC and Tulsa). Some guys think the peaks are going to last forever and don't plan ahead. They also have a huge base of cheap labor willing to undercut them to insanely low levels.

Garage sale for the cash flush guys, I guess.
That is smart thinking on your part though.

notorious 01-10-2023 10:52 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726737)
That is smart thinking on your part though.
Forward-thinking and fortune.


Timing is everything, and it isn't foresight like a lot of people want you to believe.

ToxSocks 01-10-2023 11:04 AM
One of the best dogs ive ever been around was an American Pitt. And some of the worst dogs ive ever been around where also Pitts. /shrug

I've owned a red-nose Pitt, she was a total bitch. Hated everyone. Dad picked her up when i was a kid. She wouldn't let me into my own house.

I owned a Pitt/Rot mix. Loved that dog. He was hard to handle though.

Now i got two little dogs. They love kids. They listen. No bad temperaments. More "human like" than the bigger dogs ive had. One of them is basically a cat...but idgaf. Life is easier with them than my Pitt/Rot mutt.

Skyy God 01-10-2023 11:25 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16726608)
Oh look how much Murditator 0769 loves the bone we got him for Christmas!! He’s sooooo protective of it. Why don’t you try and grab it from him and bring it to mommy, Kaysen.
Accurate parody of terrible kids names.

ThaVirus 01-10-2023 01:25 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16726711)
Not knocking the criteria at all. Just found that to be interesting criteria for getting that specific breed.

I get the hair thing completely. We have a purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi and she is a straight up shedding machine. No matter how much we brush her and furminate her we still get hair everywhere. If we ever get another dog shedding level will play heavily into that decision. No more getting a big time shedder because my girls think her breed is “cute”.
For the record, I would never go out shopping for a specific breed of dog. I was just responding to your question as a neutral.

My criteria for owning a dog would be no small/toy breeds, it'd have to be a short-haired breed, and no breeder/puppy mill types.

I'd 100% go to the pound and with those requirements, I think there's a good chance I'd end up with a pit.

KCUnited 01-10-2023 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by RockChalk (Post 16726656)
Every time this thread gets posted in...BigDaddy

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gets a new tribal tattoo?
gets another pair of jeans with bedazzled crosses on the back pockets?

DON'T LEAVE US HANGING HERE

NinerDoug 01-10-2023 01:34 PM
If the owners would be responsible, I would have no issues with them. Too many stories about people being mauled to death.

These idiots down the street from me have a pit bull. I have come across it out wandering around the street in front of their house three times recently. The first time my wife was with me (while walking our own dog) and it charged us. Stopped short when I picked up our dog.

Really pisses me off. It's like, if your ****ing dog gets out multiple times, maybe it's time to do a better job securing your ****ing gate. I guess they want to wait until the dog kills someone so they can do some prison time.

****ing idiots.

Eleazar 01-10-2023 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by NinerDoug (Post 16727062)
If the owners would be responsible, I would have no issues with them. Too many stories about people being mauled to death.

These idiots down the street from me have a pit bull. I have come across it out wandering around the street in front of their house three times recently. The first time my wife was with me (while walking our own dog) and it charged us. Stopped short when I picked up our dog.

Really pisses me off. It's like, if your ****ing dog gets out multiple times, maybe it's time to do a better job securing your ****ing gate. I guess they want to wait until the dog kills someone so they can do some prison time.

****ing idiots.
The dog’s owner in these cases should be punished as if they committed the offense the dog did.

ToxSocks 01-10-2023 02:26 PM
There was a point in my life where i thought, if i had a dog, it had to be the baddest dog on the block. High energy, strong, healthy....one not to be ****ed with. One that could protect the fam.

Then i had dogs like that.

And then i grew up. And i realized that those kinda dogs are a mother****er to maintain correctly. And the things i was looking for didn't matter.

Yeah, a Pitt would rip my dogs to pieces. And they ain't defending anyone from anybody.

And I don't care. Life is much easier and more pleasant with dogs that don't wig the **** out when a friend comes over.

Oh Snap 01-10-2023 02:29 PM
I would've euthanized thise dogs on the spot

jdubya 01-10-2023 02:31 PM
There are black labs


the rest are just dogs

Fish 01-10-2023 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Oh Snap (Post 16727152)
I would've euthanized thise dogs on the spot
Yeah, no question. Any pit that starts attacking is gonna get lead poisoning real quick.

smithandrew051 01-10-2023 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jdubya (Post 16727156)
There are black labs


the rest are just dogs
Our black lab is the sweetest dog you’d ever meet. Annoying, but sweet.

Gravedigger 01-10-2023 03:09 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jdubya (Post 16727156)
There are black labs


the rest are just dogs
I've never known a mean Golden Retriever.

Chiefspants 01-10-2023 03:15 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 16727143)
There was a point in my life where i thought, if i had a dog, it had to be the baddest dog on the block. High energy, strong, healthy....one not to be ****ed with. One that could protect the fam.

Then i had dogs like that.

And then i grew up. And i realized that those kinda dogs are a mother****er to maintain correctly. And the things i was looking for didn't matter.

Yeah, a Pitt would rip my dogs to pieces. And they ain't defending anyone from anybody.

And I don't care. Life is much easier and more pleasant with dogs that don't wig the **** out when a friend comes over.
I got fascinated by this. Some college nerd did a survey of criminals who were repeat offenders/arrested for breaking and entering. Something like 70% of the respondents said a home having a dog was the biggest reason they'd avoid breaking in, but not because of the type of dog, but because of the noise they make.

seclark 01-10-2023 03:18 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 16727225)
I got fascinated by this. Some college nerd did a survey of criminals who were repeat offenders/arrested for breaking and entering. Something like 70% of the respondents said a home having a dog was the biggest reason they'd avoid breaking in, but not because of the type of dog, but because of the noise they make.
****in yapping dogs, man.
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Skyy God 01-10-2023 03:29 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Razaele (Post 16727134)
The dog’s owner in these cases should be punished as if they committed the offense the dog did.
That died little good if the Pit mauls/kills another dog, child, or adult.

ROYC75 01-10-2023 03:36 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jdubya (Post 16727156)
There are black labs


the rest are just dogs
Quote:
Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 16727201)
Our black lab is the sweetest dog you’d ever meet. Annoying, but sweet.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravedigger (Post 16727218)
I've never known a mean Golden Retriever.
Labs and Golden Retrievers are awesome pets!

tredadda 01-10-2023 03:37 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravedigger (Post 16727218)
I've never known a mean Golden Retriever.
Corgis aren’t known for being mean either.

ThaVirus 01-10-2023 03:43 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 16727225)
I got fascinated by this. Some college nerd did a survey of criminals who were repeat offenders/arrested for breaking and entering. Something like 70% of the respondents said a home having a dog was the biggest reason they'd avoid breaking in, but not because of the type of dog, but because of the noise they make.
Right, hence me saying a deep bark would be a plus..and why I would personally not bother to own a toy breed.

ThaVirus 01-10-2023 03:45 PM
I once had a lab mix. We were told he was a lab/chow mix but I'm thinking he may have had some Newfoundland in him.

He was only 65 pounds but with his bark you'd think he was 10 feet tall. I had friends who would literally refuse to come into my house after hearing him bark. A random burglar would have never bothered.

Chiefspants 01-10-2023 03:48 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16727264)
Right, hence me saying a deep bark would be a plus..and why I would personally not bother to own a toy breed.
In the survey the type of bark didn't really seem to make a difference, just noise in general was indicated as a huge problem. But I can get the argument that a deeper bark would travel further.

ToxSocks 01-10-2023 03:48 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16727264)
Right, hence me saying a deep bark would be a plus..and why I would personally not bother to own a toy breed.
It's not the dog that bothers would be intruders, it's the dog alerting the residents. The deep bark doesn't matter so much. It's the noise. It gathers attention, alerts residents, neighbors etc.

ThaVirus 01-10-2023 04:00 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 16727275)
In the survey the type of bark didn't really seem to make a difference, just noise in general was indicated as a huge problem. But I can get the argument that a deeper bark would travel further.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 16727278)
It's not the dog that bothers would be intruders, it's the dog alerting the residents. The deep bark doesn't matter so much. It's the noise. It gathers attention, alerts residents, neighbors etc.
I'm sure you're right. It's probably just easier to find a home without a pet muddying things up.

I'd still prefer a deeper bark to intimidate just in case someone is feeling bold or has weapons.

NinerDoug 01-10-2023 04:01 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravedigger (Post 16727218)
I've never known a mean Golden Retriever.
They are awesome dogs. Friendly as can be.

NinerDoug 01-10-2023 04:02 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 16727225)
I got fascinated by this. Some college nerd did a survey of criminals who were repeat offenders/arrested for breaking and entering. Something like 70% of the respondents said a home having a dog was the biggest reason they'd avoid breaking in, but not because of the type of dog, but because of the noise they make.
That actually makes perfect sense.

NinerDoug 01-10-2023 04:04 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16727264)
Right, hence me saying a deep bark would be a plus..and why I would personally not bother to own a toy breed.
My daughter's 4.5 lb pom begs to differ. Little ****er makes more noise than 90% of the dogs I come across. But we love him anyway. :D

Why Not? 01-10-2023 04:11 PM
I also bet that survey was conducted prior to almost everyone having video doorbells and cameras everywhere like so many (me included) do now. I mean, regardless of dog or no dog (we have two that can be surprisingly loud for the fact that anyone could punt them 50 yards), you'd have to be a total moran to break into a house in a neighborhood worth breaking into these days.

Chiefspants 01-10-2023 04:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Why Not? (Post 16727295)
I also bet that survey was conducted prior to almost everyone having video doorbells and cameras everywhere like so many (me included) do now. I mean, regardless of dog or no dog (we have two that can be surprisingly loud for the fact that anyone could punt them 50 yards), you'd have to be a total moran to break into a house in a neighborhood worth breaking into these days.
Good point.

ChiefsFan63 01-10-2023 04:39 PM
I live out in the country. I need a dog with a little deeper bark than normal. I have a Rhodesia Ridgeback mix. She sounds pretty mean and is about 75lbs, but wouldn't hurt anyone. She is strictly a loud deterrent.

crayzkirk 01-10-2023 04:45 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 16726537)
This blanket statement is absolutely untrue and is repeated far too often.

I have a friend who does drive training for dogs and he would tell you this statement is so beyond false and irresponsible and ignorant. He has said publicly that some dogs, regardless of breed cannot get to a high level of control by ANY owner. Period. And you're just some guy that's seen too many episodes of Caesar.

Dogs have a wide array of learning capabilities, behaviors, and individual traits that make them unique.

It is true that a good owner gives every dog a better chance, but there are literally dogs that have anxiety disorders, and mental disorders.

Yes, there are bad dogs. There are breeds that are way more prone to attacking and killing dogs and kids and people. And while a bad owner will make it worse there are lots of good owners that have had to put dogs down for attacking people.

Yes there are bad dogs. Period. And a bad owner just makes it worse. But all dogs aren't "good boys" by default.
I agree 100% with you, my point is that the dog is just a dog. It can't help what it is, the owner absolutely can. So, if you are someone who wants the type of dog that is know for attacking people, you better be able to handle it or the consequences.

You can't blame the rattlesnake that bites someone who gets too close; the snake is just a snake, it's not bad or good.

Eureka 01-10-2023 06:52 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 16727143)
There was a point in my life where i thought, if i had a dog, it had to be the baddest dog on the block. High energy, strong, healthy....one not to be ****ed with. One that could protect the fam.

Then i had dogs like that.

And then i grew up. And i realized that those kinda dogs are a mother****er to maintain correctly. And the things i was looking for didn't matter.

Yeah, a Pitt would rip my dogs to pieces. And they ain't defending anyone from anybody.

And I don't care. Life is much easier and more pleasant with dogs that don't wig the **** out when a friend comes over.
I can agree with this post. I got a female Doberman when I was in my early 20's. She was such a great dog and I had her for 13 years. I'm not sure I would do that right now in my life because of all the work involved. Def a great breed if you want a security dog but they are still a big dog.

We are now looking into getting a medium sized poodle as they don't shed and will be small-ish dog for our Condo yet just big enough for our son to play with. This breed is hard to find though.

Abba-Dabba 01-10-2023 06:57 PM
My neighbors pitbull ****ed around and found out a few weeks ago. Bitch though he was going to attack me in my yard. Lucky I only pepper sprayed his ass. Next time that mother ****er going to catch something to end that bullshit.

ShortRoundChief 01-11-2023 07:36 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by kcpasco (Post 16726613)
My Aussie Shepherd will just outsmart the pittbull.
Two of my dogs are inbred as ****. The father, Spuds, comes from a pure-bred Chihuahua (mother) and pure-bred Australian Shepherd (father). He mated with a female from another litter, Poe. So I have two pure-bred Shepihuahuas, Flash and Andi.

Don't ask me how an Australian Shepherd male ****s a chihuahua, or how male and female inside dogs produced dogs that look like weiner dogs and hounds.

Pablo 01-11-2023 04:36 PM
Just picked up this little guy today. Can’t wait to get him home and leave him alone with my six year old!!

Name ideas? I’m torn between Bloodgurgler and AngelOfPainAndSuffering

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Eleazar 01-11-2023 05:05 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by RubberSponge (Post 16727486)
My neighbors pitbull ****ed around and found out a few weeks ago. Bitch though he was going to attack me in my yard. Lucky I only pepper sprayed his ass. Next time that mother ****er going to catch something to end that bullshit.
Bear spray would be good for dealing with them.

tredadda 01-11-2023 05:06 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16728993)
Just picked up this little guy today. Can’t wait to get him home and leave him alone with my six year old!!

Name ideas? I’m torn between Bloodgurgler and AngelOfPainAndSuffering

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I like Spot or Princess.

FlaChief58 01-11-2023 05:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16728993)
Just picked up this little guy today. Can’t wait to get him home and leave him alone with my six year old!!

Name ideas? I’m torn between Bloodgurgler and AngelOfPainAndSuffering

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PHOG 01-11-2023 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16728993)
Just picked up this little guy today. Can’t wait to get him home and leave him alone with my six year old!!

Name ideas? I’m torn between Bloodgurgler and AngelOfPainAndSuffering

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Megatron96 01-11-2023 05:49 PM
Generally speaking, dogs are dogs, even pitbulls. And all of them can go rogue. The problem with breeds like pitbulls/similar breeds is that their size and strength make them impossible for you to stop if they decide to go rogue or whatever.

The lady should've had a fight-ender, like a gun or a stilletto to end things if those dogs went nuts. Even pepper-spray might have worked. Might've saved her kids.

Jenson71 05-05-2023 02:12 PM
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9 month old girl killed in dog attack by a dog described as “boxer-hound mix.”

https://wcfcourier.com/news/local/cr...c689c6996.html

Prison Bitch 05-05-2023 02:36 PM
Golfed at Grand Summitt (grandview area) teo Sundays ago. Was in sand trap on 15 with my buddy on the green maybe 6-7’ away. As I began my backswing I could hear something behind me running, like a deer. I turned around and it was a ginormous pit bull. The f*** was IN THE TRAP WITH ME.

I freaked out and held my club up at him. He was snarling like crazy, and walking around us in circles like he was looking for the best angle to attack. He was ar least 75lbs. Eventually after a few minutes of us holding our ground he ran off.


The course is surrounded by low income housing and apartments so the dipshit who owned the menace didn’t know - or didn’t care - he was running loose on the course. (He looked a lot like the photo above)

Graystoke 05-05-2023 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Jenson71 (Post 16934777)
9 month old girl killed in dog attack by a dog described as “boxer-hound mix.”

https://wcfcourier.com/news/local/cr...c689c6996.html
Sad as F.
I cant imagine.

Prison Bitch 05-05-2023 02:39 PM
There was a Reddit thread where people posted pits they’ve killed. It was very inspirational knowing folks are out there taking these worthless animals out

ThaVirus 05-05-2023 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 16934812)
Golfed at Grand Summitt (grandview area) teo Sundays ago. Was in sand trap on 15 with my buddy on the green maybe 6-7’ away. As I began my backswing I could hear something behind me running, like a deer. I turned around and it was a ginormous pit bull. The f*** was IN THE TRAP WITH ME.

I freaked out and held my club up at him. He was snarling like crazy, and walking around us in circles like he was looking for the best angle to attack. He was ar least 75lbs. Eventually after a few minutes of us holding our ground he ran off.


The course is surrounded by low income housing and apartments so the dipshit who owned the menace didn’t know - or didn’t care - he was running loose on the course. (He looked a lot like the photo above)
I’m no canine expert, but that supposed “boxer-hound mix” really does not look like any sort of pit bull terrier.

Most pit bulls are not 75 lbs either so you’re probably mistaken on the breed.

tredadda 05-05-2023 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 16934812)
Golfed at Grand Summitt (grandview area) teo Sundays ago. Was in sand trap on 15 with my buddy on the green maybe 6-7’ away. As I began my backswing I could hear something behind me running, like a deer. I turned around and it was a ginormous pit bull. The f*** was IN THE TRAP WITH ME.

I freaked out and held my club up at him. He was snarling like crazy, and walking around us in circles like he was looking for the best angle to attack. He was ar least 75lbs. Eventually after a few minutes of us holding our ground he ran off.


The course is surrounded by low income housing and apartments so the dipshit who owned the menace didn’t know - or didn’t care - he was running loose on the course. (He looked a lot like the photo above)
First mistake right there was going to Grandview. Not surprised at all by the dog.

BIG_DADDY 05-05-2023 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 16728993)
Just picked up this little guy today. Can’t wait to get him home and leave him alone with my six year old!!

Name ideas? I’m torn between Bloodgurgler and AngelOfPainAndSuffering

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Eureka 05-05-2023 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16934831)
First mistake right there was going to Grandview. Not surprised at all by the dog.
A white trash golf course in fly over country with aggressive Pitbull's. Sounds inviting. Don't bring your kids.

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notorious 05-05-2023 03:10 PM
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A white trash golf course in fly over country with aggressive Pitbull's. Sounds inviting. Don't bring your kids.

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They issue you a 30 of Natty or Stones at the 1st tee.


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