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Topic	35 y/o Wisconsin Mom is DEAD after her OWN Pitbull TORE her ARMS OFF!!!
McSame_as_Bush 12/22/21 11:20:33 AM #70:	hockey7318 posted... My sister had a pit mix and I can say that seeing/hearing people be afraid of her made me feel like shit because the Kali was a sweet heart. An extremely nice, loyal dog that wanted exercise, cuddles, and as much love as she could get. She wasn't in our family because we liked to feel feared and powerful with her around; my sister picked her at the pound because she was a great dog that needed a home. Enough people know this, and I know people like you who think they are all dangerous aren't going to be swayed by the reality that it's all about the owners and what situations you put dogs in, but I still feel the need to spread the pit love. They are an amazing breed. Imagine a product, like a ladder, that has 5% market share but is responsible for 75% of all fatal ladder accidents. At some point you have to stop blaming user error, and concede the ladder has a design flaw. --- staring down the barrel of the hot sun shining with the sheen of a shotgun <cite>McSame_as_Bush posted [p:961128382] in 35 y/o Wis... [t:79819421]...</cite> <quote>hockey7318 posted...</cite> <quote>My sister had a pit mix and I can say that seeing/hearing people be afraid of her made me feel like shit because the Kali was a sweet heart. An extremely nice, loyal dog that wanted exercise, cuddles, and as much love as she could get. She wasn't in our family because we liked to feel feared and powerful with her around; my sister picked her at the pound because she was a great dog that needed a home. Enough people know this, and I know people like you who think they are all dangerous aren't going to be swayed by the reality that it's all about the owners and what situations you put dogs in, but I still feel the need to spread the pit love. They are an amazing breed.</quote> Imagine a product, like a ladder, that has 5% market share but is responsible for 75% of all fatal ladder accidents. At some point you have to stop blaming user error, and concede the ladder has a design flaw. --- staring down the barrel of the hot sun shining with the sheen of a shotgun</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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