Current Events > pit bulls cause $3,000 in car damage after trying to attack cat

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnda6yEJw94

"Nobody believed dogs would do that"

Until people heard they were pit bulls.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/9b396a7b.jpg

Pits are going after cars now too? RIP

bruh

No guns??

Is this the same video released a few years ago or are they still stripping cars in random fits of bloodlust?

those things are monsters.

not saying all pits are, but those two, in particular, are.

Thats actually nuts. Without a camera, you'd just be confused why someone targeted your car.

cars? we can nanny those

god damn that cat is lucky they didn't get to it.

That's what happens when you refer to your car as "my baby" around pibbles.

LeoRavus posted...

they still stripping cars in random fits of bloodlust?

this one is recent and new/exciting.

cat went and stayed in the engine compartment while they destroyed the car.

hopefully they got insurance that'll cover the damages (or they'll pocket the money like usual).

That legit happened to one of my coworkers a while back. Not sure if the extent of damage was the same, but the breed of dog was, as was the involvement of a cat.

Not the same person tho cause this happened at the workplace and the ground in the preview is totally different. Tho I did come in wondering if it'd be about her in all honesty.

sk8r4s810 posted...

That's what happens when you refer to your car as "my baby" around pibbles.

Lmao

kingdrake2 posted...

hopefully they got insurance that'll cover the damages (or they'll pocket the money like usual).

Wouldn't this fall under force of nature?

man, those gentle dogs nannied the fuck out that car

imagine how gently they would have nannied that cat

party_animal07 posted...

Wouldn't this fall under force of nature?

No. That's weather.

Bet her insurance refused to cover this

I bet the owners of the dog won't get in trouble.

Mew posted...

Pits are going after cars now too? RIP

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It's a 2020 so they think it is still a baby.

Isolated pitcident #47234845627.

Maybe the breeding and ownership of these dogs should be better regulated since they're so powerful and aggressive, but that is seen as completely unacceptable to so many people. It's insanity.

I cant believe there are actually people who would see this and unironically say awww look at those good little heckin pupperoonies! They're just doin a big awoooo! Such good little babies

awww look at the heckin big boi chompin mah leg off

the kyoot pupper doing a kyoot throat kiss

Poor little kitty was terrified. Lucky it was a cat they decided to try and destroy rather than another little kid. Cats can at least have a chance to escape like this.

Take it to the scrap yard and put it down

Southernfatman posted...

Maybe the breeding and ownership of these dogs should be better regulated since they're so powerful and aggressive, but that is seen as completely unacceptable to so many people. It's insanity.

While Im against an outright breed ban, I would support this. More laws enforcing responsible pet ownership need to be passed imo.
Let the local governments bleed backyard or dodgy breeders dry until the breeder can no longer profit.
Make the owners get a specific license with semi-regular check-ins from animal control to ensure the pit or other bully breed is secure and not putting anyone outside of the property at risk*.

*If someone enters the property without the owners consent and gets mauled or killed, thats the fault of the person entering. If a parent cant teach their kids to not enter a yard without permission or at least not to enter a yard with a dog in it, then those parents deserve to be in jail for being failures.

they are powerful

Theyd have to total my car to do that much in damage

I dont get why pit bulls seem to attract the very worst owners possible generally.

Prismsblade posted...

I dont get why pit bulls seem to attract the very worst owners possible generally.

Same reason Mustangs always have the worst drivers, I would guess

sk8r4s810 posted...

That's what happens when you refer to your car as "my baby" around pibbles.

You're wrong for that.

eggcorn posted...

god damn that cat is lucky they didn't get to it.

Yea. I'm sorry to the owner of the car, but I'm glad the car died instead of the cat

I would sue the owners for damages. I would do much worse to those dogs if that were my cat.

MangaBroski posted...

*If someone enters the property without the owners consent and gets mauled or killed, thats the fault of the person entering. If a parent cant teach their kids to not enter a yard without permission or at least not to enter a yard with a dog in it, then those parents deserve to be in jail for being failures.

This is a bad take. The two things everyone knows about kids is they don't always obey adults and they love dogs. If you actually believe pit/similar dog breeds are orders of magnitudes more dangerous than other dogs then they just don't belong in suburban neighborhoods, anymore than a lion or a front yard booby trap does.

Doe posted...

This is a bad take. The two things everyone knows about kids is they don't always obey adults and they love dogs. If you actually believe pit/similar dog breeds are orders of magnitudes more dangerous than other dogs then they just don't belong in suburban neighborhoods, anymore than a lion or a front yard booby trap does.

Im fucking stupid and even as a kid I knew better than to approach dogs I didnt know.

So its the cats fault.

the cat did nothing wrong; it was the two psychos chasing it.

Damn, thats actually pretty impressive. Horrible for sure, but impressive nonetheless.

MangaBroski posted...

Im fucking stupid and even as a kid I knew better than to approach dogs I didnt know.

Are you really trying to deny many kids will assume a dog is safe/friendly lol.

Personally, I AM for a breed ban.

Treat the ones still around well. But don't make any new ones. Yes, strays will still do their own thing. But most of those will at least be mixes that dilute themselves over time. Besides, it will encourage the people who actually want a pit like dog to rescue shelter dogs.

MangaBroski posted...

Im fucking stupid and even as a kid I knew better than to approach dogs I didnt know.

Yeah, but the thing is... That's still because you were taught it. And you can't assume every parent cares enough to do that. "Stupid" would be an appropriate label perhaps for a kid who is taught but disregards it; but not for a kid whose parents just failed to teach them this.

A lot of things that are considered "common sense" are things we assume everyone is taught, not things people inherently know. Especially when it comes to kids, the distinction is more important than most people think about.

Now, with that being said, that doesn't necessarily have to mean an outright ban is the only way. I wouldn't lose sleep over one (as long as existing dogs were grandfathered - I don't have any myself but taking away existing pets in that manner is just cruel), but I think "must have an enclosed yard that is hard for kids to access unauthorized, or else must keep the dog indoors unless muzzled and leashed" or something as a requirement for owning such a breed is going far enough.

Trumble posted...

Yeah, but the thing is... That's still because you were taught it. And you can't assume every parent cares enough to do that. "Stupid" would be an appropriate label perhaps for a kid who is taught but disregards it; but not for a kid whose parents just failed to teach them this.

A lot of things that are considered "common sense" are things we assume everyone is taught, not things people inherently know. Especially when it comes to kids, the distinction is more important than most people think about.

Now, with that being said, that doesn't necessarily have to mean an outright ban is the only way. I wouldn't lose sleep over one (as long as existing dogs were grandfathered - I don't have any myself but taking away existing pets in that manner is just cruel), but I think "must have an enclosed yard that is hard for kids to access unauthorized, or else must keep the dog indoors unless muzzled and leashed" or something as a requirement for owning such a breed is going far enough.

And I did say that the parents should be punished.

If a parent cant teach their kids to not enter a yard without permission or at least not to enter a yard with a dog in it, then those parents deserve to be in jail for being failures.

Now exceptions for kids with intellectual disabilities could be made, but generally, the parents should be at fault. If a kid runs into the street and is hit by traffic, you dont blame a driver who was obeying the rules of the road.

divot1338 posted...

So its the cats fault.

Pibble owner logic

divot1338 posted...

So its the cats fault.

Lol.

Sephiroth_C_Ryu posted...

Personally, I AM for a breed ban.

Treat the ones still around well. But don't make any new ones. Yes, strays will still do their own thing. But most of those will at least be mixes that dilute themselves over time. Besides, it will encourage the people who actually want a pit like dog to rescue shelter dogs.

Eugenics.

That car got fucked up...

divot1338 posted...

So its the cats fault.

i blame the car makers for making a vehicle that a cat can get up inside car.
2nd blame is the human for parking there.