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OctilIery 10/09/11 3:10:00 AM #1:	Wasn't a full on bite, I was just playing with him and he grazed my leg with his teeth. But being a Pit Bull, even a graze is enough to draw blood, although it's not particularly bad other than having bled lightly for the last few hours. This ought to be fun to deal with :3 -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435862] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Wasn't a full on bite, I was just playing with him and he grazed my leg with his teeth.But being a Pit Bull, even a graze is enough to draw blood, although it's not particularly bad other than having bled lightly for the last few hours.This ought to be fun to deal with :3 -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 5:45:00 AM #2:	I'll never understand people keeping Pit Bulls or similar dogs as pets. That's like buying a ticking time bomb. (probably just me) -- http://img.imgcake.com/boiledgoosegifby.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435863] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> I'll never understand people keeping Pit Bulls or similar dogs as pets.That's like buying a ticking time bomb.(probably just me) -- http://img.imgcake.com/boiledgoosegifby.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oxbridge 10/09/11 5:54:00 AM #3:	This is why I have a cat. Cat bites don't bleed at all. -- Congratulations to BlAcK TuRtLe, the Guru champion for the 2010 GotD. <cite>Oxbridge posted [p:435864] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> This is why I have a cat. Cat bites don't bleed at all. -- Congratulations to BlAcK TuRtLe, the Guru champion for the 2010 GotD. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ultimaphazon 10/09/11 5:57:00 AM #4:	I've never been bitten by a cat, but I know for a fact that cat scratches do bleed. -- http://images.wikia.com/finalfantasy/images/0/0e/Ffx-bahamut.jpg Support Bahamut if we ever get another real contest. <cite>Ultimaphazon posted [p:435865] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> I've never been bitten by a cat, but I know for a fact that cat scratches do bleed. -- http://images.wikia.com/finalfantasy/images/0/0e/Ffx-bahamut.jpgSupport Bahamut if we ever get another real contest. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 6:00:00 AM #5:	Cat scratches/Small dog bites <-> Chance of getting your face bitten off pick. -- http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad250/baasaysthelamb/gifs%20and%20reaction%20imgs/jonhammhypnotize_gif.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435866] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Cat scratches/Small dog bites <-> Chance of getting your face bitten offpick. -- http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad250/baasaysthelamb/gifs%20and%20reaction%20imgs/jonhammhypnotize_gif.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bbbtime 10/09/11 6:04:00 AM #6:	Is it legal to keep a Pitbull generally in the States? -- Velcro - what a rip off. <cite>bbbtime posted [p:435867] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Is it legal to keep a Pitbull generally in the States? -- Velcro - what a rip off. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CalvinbalI 10/09/11 6:13:00 AM #7:	Yes it is. Though there are plenty of home owners associations that ban them. I've spent my entire life around pitbulls, literally from the day I was born my family had a pitbull. Never got bit by them. You raise a dog right and it won't bite you, its breed doesn't matter. -- "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" - Calvin http://img.imgcake.com/calvinfinalpngpy.png <cite>CalvinbalI posted [p:435868] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Yes it is. Though there are plenty of home owners associations that ban them.I've spent my entire life around pitbulls, literally from the day I was born my family had a pitbull. Never got bit by them. You raise a dog right and it won't bite you, its breed doesn't matter. -- "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" - Calvinhttp://img.imgcake.com/calvinfinalpngpy.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ultimaphazon 10/09/11 6:14:00 AM #8:	Cat scratches/Small dog bites <-> Chance of getting your face bitten off pick. Oh, don't get me wrong, I'd take the cat any day of the week. I was badly bitten by a dog when I was young, and that ** bled like hell, and I spent 10 years of my life hating dogs. I've gotten over my dislike for dogs, but I still don't love them. I was just saying that cats can make you bleed too, they aren't completely harmless. -- http://images.wikia.com/finalfantasy/images/0/0e/Ffx-bahamut.jpg Support Bahamut if we ever get another real contest. <cite>Ultimaphazon posted [p:435869] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Cat scratches/Small dog bites <-> Chance of getting your face bitten offpick.Oh, don't get me wrong, I'd take the cat any day of the week. I was badly bitten by a dog when I was young, and that ** bled like hell, and I spent 10 years of my life hating dogs. I've gotten over my dislike for dogs, but I still don't love them. I was just saying that cats can make you bleed too, they aren't completely harmless. -- http://images.wikia.com/finalfantasy/images/0/0e/Ffx-bahamut.jpgSupport Bahamut if we ever get another real contest. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 6:31:00 AM #9:	From: CalvinbalI \| #007 I've spent my entire life around pitbulls, literally from the day I was born my family had a pitbull. Never got bit by them. You raise a dog right and it won't bite you, its breed doesn't matter. More accidents happen with pitbulls that are generally perceived as 'good dogs' than with pitbulls (or other dangerous breeds) that are perceived as 'dangerous'. Wanna know why? Because you trust them. Bad dogs usually won't be let around people. I'm not saying they do it on purpose, they might just be scared of something or a small child may just annoy them enough to get into 'I will wreck your face' mode. Just because it didn't happen to you doesn't mean it never does. And a dangerous dog that's raised well still has those dangerous features. Just my two cents, I don't forbid people to raise that kind of dogs. Just saying that I never will and if someone has that kind of dog in their house I probably will think twice before entering too. -- http://img.imgcake.com/VincentLauw/ILOVEGOLFgifva.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435870] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: CalvinbalI \| #007I've spent my entire life around pitbulls, literally from the day I was born my family had a pitbull. Never got bit by them. You raise a dog right and it won't bite you, its breed doesn't matter.More accidents happen with pitbulls that are generally perceived as 'good dogs' than with pitbulls (or other dangerous breeds) that are perceived as 'dangerous'. Wanna know why? Because you trust them. Bad dogs usually won't be let around people.I'm not saying they do it on purpose, they might just be scared of something or a small child may just annoy them enough to get into 'I will wreck your face' mode.Just because it didn't happen to you doesn't mean it never does. And a dangerous dog that's raised well still has those dangerous features.Just my two cents, I don't forbid people to raise that kind of dogs. Just saying that I never will and if someone has that kind of dog in their house I probably will think twice before entering too. -- http://img.imgcake.com/VincentLauw/ILOVEGOLFgifva.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CalvinbalI 10/09/11 7:18:00 AM #10:	That's a silly claim to make. Who compiled the data for that statistic? By what metric is a dog measured as "good" or "bad?" How is the quality of the dog's upbringing tracked? How do we know that "bad" dogs aren't let around people? Or is that just you saying things because you're scared of pitbulls? I've never seen any evidence to the widespread claim that there is something intrinsically more violent about a pitbull's disposition. Please provide me something that shows a genetic tendency towards greater violence than other dogs, something that makes a pitbull "just snap" that other dog breeds lack. The simple fact of the matter is pitbulls don't "just snap." A poorly raised dog of any breed can be violent. And just like any other dog, a well-raised pitbull will exhibit plenty of warning signs of agitation before biting. To back my claims up, here's an Alabama Supreme Court case that accepted evidence from the Washington Animal Foundation showing no breed of dog to be genetically more dangerous than any other: http://www.dontbullymybreed.org/StopCourtRuling.php The American Temperament Testing Society have passed 86.4% of pitbulls that have taken its test: http://atts.org/breed-statistics/statistics-page1/ It's a small sample size, but it's the best statistic of real-world temperament I can find. This percent seems roughly average, if not a bit above average, and is higher than the rottweiler, which has a significantly stronger bite than the pitbull: http://dogfacts.wordpress.com/2008/02/03/national-geographics-dr-brady-barrs-bite-pressure-tests/ -- "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" - Calvin http://img.imgcake.com/calvinfinalpngpy.png <cite>CalvinbalI posted [p:435871] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> That's a silly claim to make. Who compiled the data for that statistic? By what metric is a dog measured as "good" or "bad?" How is the quality of the dog's upbringing tracked? How do we know that "bad" dogs aren't let around people?Or is that just you saying things because you're scared of pitbulls?I've never seen any evidence to the widespread claim that there is something intrinsically more violent about a pitbull's disposition. Please provide me something that shows a genetic tendency towards greater violence than other dogs, something that makes a pitbull "just snap" that other dog breeds lack.The simple fact of the matter is pitbulls don't "just snap." A poorly raised dog of any breed can be violent. And just like any other dog, a well-raised pitbull will exhibit plenty of warning signs of agitation before biting.To back my claims up, here's an Alabama Supreme Court case that accepted evidence from the Washington Animal Foundation showing no breed of dog to be genetically more dangerous than any other: http://www.dontbullymybreed.org/StopCourtRuling.phpThe American Temperament Testing Society have passed 86.4% of pitbulls that have taken its test: http://atts.org/breed-statistics/statistics-page1/It's a small sample size, but it's the best statistic of real-world temperament I can find. This percent seems roughly average, if not a bit above average, and is higher than the rottweiler, which has a significantly stronger bite than the pitbull: http://dogfacts.wordpress.com/2008/02/03/national-geographics-dr-brady-barrs-bite-pressure-tests/ -- "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" - Calvinhttp://img.imgcake.com/calvinfinalpngpy.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Spark Mandrill 10/09/11 7:22:00 AM #11:	From: VincentLauw \| #009 More accidents happen with pitbulls that are generally perceived as 'good dogs' than with pitbulls (or other dangerous breeds) that are perceived as 'dangerous'. Wanna know why? Because you trust them. Bad dogs usually won't be let around people. Conspiracy theories involving dogs? We've hit a new low. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo [NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] <cite>Spark Mandrill posted [p:435872] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: VincentLauw \| #009More accidents happen with pitbulls that are generally perceived as 'good dogs' than with pitbulls (or other dangerous breeds) that are perceived as 'dangerous'. Wanna know why? Because you trust them. Bad dogs usually won't be let around people.Conspiracy theories involving dogs?We've hit a new low. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo[NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CrimsonOcean 10/09/11 7:52:00 AM #12:	*CalvinbalI posted...* Yes it is. Though there are plenty of home owners associations that ban them. I've spent my entire life around pitbulls, literally from the day I was born my family had a pitbull. Never got bit by them. You raise a dog right and it won't bite you, its breed doesn't matter. QFT -- http://img.imgcake.com/crimjpgpe.jpg Mo' buildings mo' problems ocean kinda grew on me like a flesh eating ...fungus. -BIGPUN9999 <cite>CrimsonOcean posted [p:435873] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> CalvinbalI posted...Yes it is. Though there are plenty of home owners associations that ban them.I've spent my entire life around pitbulls, literally from the day I was born my family had a pitbull. Never got bit by them. You raise a dog right and it won't bite you, its breed doesn't matter.QFT -- http://img.imgcake.com/crimjpgpe.jpg Mo' buildings mo' problemsocean kinda grew on me like a flesh eating ...fungus. -BIGPUN9999 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 8:16:00 AM #13:	From: Spark Mandrill \| #011 Conspiracy theories involving dogs? We've hit a new low. What's conspiracy like about common sense? A bad dog usually has already bitten once or more, so the owner (if it's a good owner) will more than likely not bring him around people or have preventive measures ready. From: CalvinbalI \| #010 I've never seen any evidence to the widespread claim that there is something intrinsically more violent about a pitbull's disposition. Please provide me something that shows a genetic tendency towards greater violence than other dogs, something that makes a pitbull "just snap" that other dog breeds lack. Where have I stated that other dogs are less violent? I just said that pitbulls and other big dogs with huge teeth are more likely to do a lot more damage. -- http://img.imgcake.com/mosdefswaggifes.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435874] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: Spark Mandrill \| #011Conspiracy theories involving dogs?We've hit a new low.What's conspiracy like about common sense? A bad dog usually has already bitten once or more, so the owner (if it's a good owner) will more than likely not bring him around people or have preventive measures ready.From: CalvinbalI \| #010I've never seen any evidence to the widespread claim that there is something intrinsically more violent about a pitbull's disposition. Please provide me something that shows a genetic tendency towards greater violence than other dogs, something that makes a pitbull "just snap" that other dog breeds lack.Where have I stated that other dogs are less violent? I just said that pitbulls and other big dogs with huge teeth are more likely to do a lot more damage. -- http://img.imgcake.com/mosdefswaggifes.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ExThaNemesis 10/09/11 8:26:00 AM #14:	From: VincentLauw \| #013 A bad dog usually has already bitten once or more Dogs that have bitten once or more are usually euthanized. -- "I can't do this all on my own... no I know, I'm no Superman." Be careful here... <cite>ExThaNemesis posted [p:435875] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: VincentLauw \| #013A bad dog usually has already bitten once or moreDogs that have bitten once or more are usually euthanized. -- "I can't do this all on my own... no I know, I'm no Superman."Be careful here... </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CalvinbalI 10/09/11 8:31:00 AM #15:	You compared pitbulls similarly to ticking time bombs. That's not saying "if they bite," it's saying "when they inevitably bite." And unless you think all dogs inevitably bite someone (which by your definition means all dogs are eventually bad dogs), you're indirectly labeling pitbulls as more violent. -- "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" - Calvin http://img.imgcake.com/calvinfinalpngpy.png <cite>CalvinbalI posted [p:435876] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> You compared pitbulls similarly to ticking time bombs. That's not saying "if they bite," it's saying "when they inevitably bite." And unless you think all dogs inevitably bite someone (which by your definition means all dogs are eventually bad dogs), you're indirectly labeling pitbulls as more violent. -- "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" - Calvinhttp://img.imgcake.com/calvinfinalpngpy.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 8:35:00 AM #16:	From: CalvinbalI \| #015 You compared pitbulls similarly to ticking time bombs. That's not saying "if they bite," it's saying "when they inevitably bite." And unless you think all dogs inevitably bite someone (which by your definition means all dogs are eventually bad dogs), you're indirectly labeling pitbulls as more violent. Well yeah, a ticking time bomb may have been the wrong comparison I'll admit that. But it's kind of logical that there's a chance a dog will bite even if you didn't do anything wrong intentionally (tripped over him/stepped on a leg/infinite possibilities). It doesn't have to be a pitbull, I'm just saying that they're the kind of dog that could harm you in a big way if you do that. -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler1gifuh.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435877] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: CalvinbalI \| #015You compared pitbulls similarly to ticking time bombs. That's not saying "if they bite," it's saying "when they inevitably bite." And unless you think all dogs inevitably bite someone (which by your definition means all dogs are eventually bad dogs), you're indirectly labeling pitbulls as more violent.Well yeah, a ticking time bomb may have been the wrong comparison I'll admit that. But it's kind of logical that there's a chance a dog will bite even if you didn't do anything wrong intentionally (tripped over him/stepped on a leg/infinite possibilities). It doesn't have to be a pitbull, I'm just saying that they're the kind of dog that could harm you in a big way if you do that. -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler1gifuh.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 10:35:00 AM #17:	Pit bulls are amazing dogs that generally have good temperments. This bite was the same thing you'd get from any breed, just Pits have a bit stronger jaws. It's not a serious one in the slightest, and doesn't do anything to change my opinion that people like you that hate against Pits are just incredibly ill-informed and ignorant. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435878] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Pit bulls are amazing dogs that generally have good temperments. This bite was the same thing you'd get from any breed, just Pits have a bit stronger jaws. It's not a serious one in the slightest, and doesn't do anything to change my opinion that people like you that hate against Pits are just incredibly ill-informed and ignorant. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 10:46:00 AM #18:	Dog violence statistics should be taken with a grain of salt. The two most notoriously violent breeds, the pitbull and rottweiler, are often owned by the ghetto dwelling dregs of society. You put a golden retriever in a crack neighborhood, and you get a killer. Put a pitbull with a nice wholesome family in San Francisco, and you get a friendly family dog. It's not the dogs, it's the people. -- Yoblazer: http://i33.tinypic.com/ml36gl_th.gif Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435879] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Dog violence statistics should be taken with a grain of salt. The two most notoriously violent breeds, the pitbull and rottweiler, are often owned by the ghetto dwelling dregs of society. You put a golden retriever in a crack neighborhood, and you get a killer. Put a pitbull with a nice wholesome family in San Francisco, and you get a friendly family dog. It's not the dogs, it's the people. -- Yoblazer: http://i33.tinypic.com/ml36gl_th.gifWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
paperwarior 10/09/11 10:50:00 AM #19:	*ExThaNemesis posted...* From: VincentLauw \| #013 A bad dog usually has already bitten once or more Dogs that have bitten once or more are usually euthanized. My friend got attacked by a pitbull someone was walking, and the guy didn't even apologize, just walked away. -- "God Hand is the ultimate expression of the joy of humanity, specifically the punching part of the joy of humanity."-Shigeru Miyamoto <cite>paperwarior posted [p:435880] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> ExThaNemesis posted...From: VincentLauw \| #013A bad dog usually has already bitten once or moreDogs that have bitten once or more are usually euthanized.My friend got attacked by a pitbull someone was walking, and the guy didn't even apologize, just walked away. -- "God Hand is the ultimate expression of the joy of humanity, specifically the punching part of the joy of humanity."-Shigeru Miyamoto </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 10:51:00 AM #20:	From: OctilIery \| #017 Pit bulls are amazing dogs that generally have good temperments. This bite was the same thing you'd get from any breed, just Pits have a bit stronger jaws. It's not a serious one in the slightest, and doesn't do anything to change my opinion that people like you that hate against Pits are just incredibly ill-informed and ignorant. Again, I'm not hating on pitbulls or big dogs in general. If you want to own them fine, but I just see them as animals with the potential to really hurt me. Why would I want to own that? It just feels like I'm talking against a bunch of people that owned pitbulls or other big/strong dogs that are trying to convince me that they can't ever possibly hurt me. No matter how you look at it, they are still animals and don't have the common sense of 'hey maybe this guy didn't intentionally hurt me or scare me'. They will act on instinct. That's not fearmongering, that's just truth. If you want to take that risk because you think they are cool animals and you think the risk is small enough, then go ahead. But don't hate on me for not wanting to and having an opinion. That's all. -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler3gifap.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435881] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: OctilIery \| #017Pit bulls are amazing dogs that generally have good temperments. This bite was the same thing you'd get from any breed, just Pits have a bit stronger jaws. It's not a serious one in the slightest, and doesn't do anything to change my opinion that people like you that hate against Pits are just incredibly ill-informed and ignorant.Again, I'm not hating on pitbulls or big dogs in general. If you want to own them fine, but I just see them as animals with the potential to really hurt me. Why would I want to own that? It just feels like I'm talking against a bunch of people that owned pitbulls or other big/strong dogs that are trying to convince me that they can't ever possibly hurt me. No matter how you look at it, they are still animals and don't have the common sense of 'hey maybe this guy didn't intentionally hurt me or scare me'. They will act on instinct. That's not fearmongering, that's just truth. If you want to take that risk because you think they are cool animals and you think the risk is small enough, then go ahead. But don't hate on me for not wanting to and having an opinion. That's all. -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler3gifap.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 10:54:00 AM #21:	Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the bad owners. -- Yoblazer: http://oi52.tinypic.com/ad21i1.jpg Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435882] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the bad owners. -- Yoblazer: http://oi52.tinypic.com/ad21i1.jpgWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 10:57:00 AM #22:	Again, I'm not hating on pitbulls or big dogs in general. If you want to own them fine, but I just see them as animals with the potential to really hurt me. Why would I want to own that? It just feels like I'm talking against a bunch of people that owned pitbulls or other big/strong dogs that are trying to convince me that they can't ever possibly hurt me. No matter how you look at it, they are still animals and don't have the common sense of 'hey maybe this guy didn't intentionally hurt me or scare me'. They will act on instinct. That's not fearmongering, that's just truth. If you want to take that risk because you think they are cool animals and you think the risk is small enough, then go ahead. But don't hate on me for not wanting to and having an opinion. That's all. But ANY big dog can do that, first off. Pits are no worse about that than other breeds; a bite from any big dog will be just as bad. Second, that CAN be dealt with. Training tends to take a lot of that out of the dog, and a well trained/raised dog won't just up and bite someone because they stepped on their leg or tail or something similar. Hell, if you want a breed that statistically tends to have problems like that, look at Dalmations. Inbreeding has caused a lot of issues, most notably a lot of them are born deaf(making them much more unpredictable since they're so easy to startle) and generally more agressive, but even then good training and a good home will leave them as incredibly sweet, loving dogs. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435883] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Again, I'm not hating on pitbulls or big dogs in general. If you want to own them fine, but I just see them as animals with the potential to really hurt me. Why would I want to own that? It just feels like I'm talking against a bunch of people that owned pitbulls or other big/strong dogs that are trying to convince me that they can't ever possibly hurt me. No matter how you look at it, they are still animals and don't have the common sense of 'hey maybe this guy didn't intentionally hurt me or scare me'. They will act on instinct. That's not fearmongering, that's just truth. If you want to take that risk because you think they are cool animals and you think the risk is small enough, then go ahead. But don't hate on me for not wanting to and having an opinion. That's all.But ANY big dog can do that, first off. Pits are no worse about that than other breeds; a bite from any big dog will be just as bad.Second, that CAN be dealt with. Training tends to take a lot of that out of the dog, and a well trained/raised dog won't just up and bite someone because they stepped on their leg or tail or something similar.Hell, if you want a breed that statistically tends to have problems like that, look at Dalmations. Inbreeding has caused a lot of issues, most notably a lot of them are born deaf(making them much more unpredictable since they're so easy to startle) and generally more agressive, but even then good training and a good home will leave them as incredibly sweet, loving dogs. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 10:57:00 AM #23:	From: PartOfYourWorld \| #021 Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the bad owners. I just said that no matter how you raise an animal in general, it will mostly act on instinct. If it feels the need to defend itself even when you aren't trying to intentionally hurt it, it WILL defend itself. That's just common sense. If you believe that to be fear on my end, then that's cool. But if you're trying to tell me I don't get what you guys mean, I do. That doesn't necessarily mean I have to agree with it 100%. -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler4gifyj.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435884] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: PartOfYourWorld \| #021Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the bad owners.I just said that no matter how you raise an animal in general, it will mostly act on instinct. If it feels the need to defend itself even when you aren't trying to intentionally hurt it, it WILL defend itself. That's just common sense. If you believe that to be fear on my end, then that's cool. But if you're trying to tell me I don't get what you guys mean, I do. That doesn't necessarily mean I have to agree with it 100%. -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler4gifyj.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 11:01:00 AM #24:	From: OctilIery \| #022 But ANY big dog can do that, first off. Pits are no worse about that than other breeds; a bite from any big dog will be just as bad. That's what I've been saying the whole time. I just started about Pitbulls first because that was the subject matter. Second, that CAN be dealt with. Training tends to take a lot of that out of the dog, and a well trained/raised dog won't just up and bite someone because they stepped on their leg or tail or something similar. Hell, if you want a breed that statistically tends to have problems like that, look at Dalmations. Inbreeding has caused a lot of issues, most notably a lot of them are born deaf(making them much more unpredictable since they're so easy to startle) and generally more agressive, but even then good training and a good home will leave them as incredibly sweet, loving dogs. I believe you, for sure. But that doesn't mean there won't always be some part of the animal that trusts on his instinct and it definitely doesn't mean that in general most people seek specialized training for their pets. -- http://img.imgcake.com/VincentLauw/WHATCHUMEANgifym.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435885] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: OctilIery \| #022But ANY big dog can do that, first off. Pits are no worse about that than other breeds; a bite from any big dog will be just as bad.That's what I've been saying the whole time. I just started about Pitbulls first because that was the subject matter.Second, that CAN be dealt with. Training tends to take a lot of that out of the dog, and a well trained/raised dog won't just up and bite someone because they stepped on their leg or tail or something similar.Hell, if you want a breed that statistically tends to have problems like that, look at Dalmations. Inbreeding has caused a lot of issues, most notably a lot of them are born deaf(making them much more unpredictable since they're so easy to startle) and generally more agressive, but even then good training and a good home will leave them as incredibly sweet, loving dogs.I believe you, for sure. But that doesn't mean there won't always be some part of the animal that trusts on his instinct and it definitely doesn't mean that in general most people seek specialized training for their pets. -- http://img.imgcake.com/VincentLauw/WHATCHUMEANgifym.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GenesisSaga 10/09/11 11:02:00 AM #25:	*PartOfYourWorld posted...* Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the black* owners.* Freudian slip? -- ~Placeholder~ Need new sig <cite>GenesisSaga posted [p:435886] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> PartOfYourWorld posted...Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the black owners.Freudian slip? -- ~Placeholder~Need new sig </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 11:07:00 AM #26:	I just said that no matter how you raise an animal in general, it will mostly act on instinct. If it feels the need to defend itself even when you aren't trying to intentionally hurt it, it WILL defend itself. That's just common sense. If you believe that to be fear on my end, then that's cool. But if you're trying to tell me I don't get what you guys mean, I do. That doesn't necessarily mean I have to agree with it 100%. And you're wrong. 100%. A well trained/bred dog will not bite unreasonably. If you just accidentally hurt a well trained dog, you're not getting bit. Simple as that. At most you'll get barked or growled it. I believe you, for sure. But that doesn't mean there won't always be some part of the animal that trusts on his instinct and it definitely doesn't mean that in general most people seek specialized training for their pets. It doesn't take specialized training. It takes the same training and care that any person can give. If you tend to cage up or isolate an animal, it's going to be aggressive. If you give it a loving home and socialize with it, it's going to be well behaved even amongst these accidents you're speaking off. I've lived and dealt with dogs all my life. I've stepped on them, tripped over them, etc etc, and I've never been bit like that. Only time I've ever been bit was when I was roughhousing, and never seriously. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435887] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> I just said that no matter how you raise an animal in general, it will mostly act on instinct. If it feels the need to defend itself even when you aren't trying to intentionally hurt it, it WILL defend itself. That's just common sense. If you believe that to be fear on my end, then that's cool. But if you're trying to tell me I don't get what you guys mean, I do. That doesn't necessarily mean I have to agree with it 100%.And you're wrong. 100%. A well trained/bred dog will not bite unreasonably. If you just accidentally hurt a well trained dog, you're not getting bit. Simple as that. At most you'll get barked or growled it.I believe you, for sure. But that doesn't mean there won't always be some part of the animal that trusts on his instinct and it definitely doesn't mean that in general most people seek specialized training for their pets.It doesn't take specialized training. It takes the same training and care that any person can give. If you tend to cage up or isolate an animal, it's going to be aggressive. If you give it a loving home and socialize with it, it's going to be well behaved even amongst these accidents you're speaking off.I've lived and dealt with dogs all my life. I've stepped on them, tripped over them, etc etc, and I've never been bit like that. Only time I've ever been bit was when I was roughhousing, and never seriously. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 1:23:00 PM #27:	Also yeah, bite bled for a long time but not heavily, seems to have finally stopped, and doesn't look inflamed or infected so I think I'm good :3 -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435888] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Also yeah, bite bled for a long time but not heavily, seems to have finally stopped, and doesn't look inflamed or infected so I think I'm good :3 -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JJH777 10/09/11 1:30:00 PM #28:	*VincentLauw posted...* From: PartOfYourWorld \| #021 Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the bad owners. I just said that no matter how you raise an animal in general, it will mostly act on instinct. If it feels the need to defend itself even when you aren't trying to intentionally hurt it, it WILL defend itself. That's just common sense. If you believe that to be fear on my end, then that's cool. But if you're trying to tell me I don't get what you guys mean, I do. That doesn't necessarily mean I have to agree with it 100%. That's simply not true you can raise a dog to behave however you want it to. My dogs aren't going to bite anyone for tripping over them or stepping on their feet or anything like that. You have no clue what you are talking about. It is never anything but the owners that affects a dog's behavior -- Starcraft is my life, so without it I wouldn't exist. - Artosis <cite>JJH777 posted [p:435889] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> VincentLauw posted...From: PartOfYourWorld \| #021Vince, I like you, but posts like these are why Americans laugh at you from across the pond. You have to realize that it's never the dogs, it's the bad owners.I just said that no matter how you raise an animal in general, it will mostly act on instinct. If it feels the need to defend itself even when you aren't trying to intentionally hurt it, it WILL defend itself. That's just common sense. If you believe that to be fear on my end, then that's cool. But if you're trying to tell me I don't get what you guys mean, I do. That doesn't necessarily mean I have to agree with it 100%.That's simply not true you can raise a dog to behave however you want it to. My dogs aren't going to bite anyone for tripping over them or stepping on their feet or anything like that. You have no clue what you are talking about. It is never anything but the owners that affects a dog's behavior -- Starcraft is my life, so without it I wouldn't exist. - Artosis </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 1:34:00 PM #29:	That's what I'm saying! A dog that was bred specifically for power, athleticism, and aggression (ie. the pit bull) is no more dangerous than a Welsh corgi. I'd feel 100% safer around a pit bull if it came from a loving owner than a corgi pup that came from the ghetto. -- Yoblazer: http://i32.tinypic.com/zlf1w7.gif Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435890] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> That's what I'm saying! A dog that was bred specifically for power, athleticism, and aggression (ie. the pit bull) is no more dangerous than a Welsh corgi. I'd feel 100% safer around a pit bull if it came from a loving owner than a corgi pup that came from the ghetto. -- Yoblazer: http://i32.tinypic.com/zlf1w7.gifWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CrimsonOcean 10/09/11 1:38:00 PM #30:	How about we all just agree that Vince needs to grow a pair and leave it at that. -- http://img.imgcake.com/crimjpgpe.jpg Mo' buildings mo' problems ocean kinda grew on me like a flesh eating ...fungus. -BIGPUN9999 <cite>CrimsonOcean posted [p:435891] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> How about we all just agree that Vince needs to grow a pair and leave it at that. -- http://img.imgcake.com/crimjpgpe.jpg Mo' buildings mo' problemsocean kinda grew on me like a flesh eating ...fungus. -BIGPUN9999 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 1:41:00 PM #31:	Grow a pair about what? We've already established that pitbulls and other powerful breeds are intrinsically no more dangerous than small breeds. I think Vincent is simply misinformed. -- Yoblazer: http://oi52.tinypic.com/ad21i1.jpg Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435892] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Grow a pair about what? We've already established that pitbulls and other powerful breeds are intrinsically no more dangerous than small breeds. I think Vincent is simply misinformed. -- Yoblazer: http://oi52.tinypic.com/ad21i1.jpgWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 2:08:00 PM #32:	*PartOfYourWorld posted...* That's what I'm saying! A dog that was bred specifically for power, athleticism, and aggression (ie. the pit bull) is no more dangerous than a Welsh corgi. I'd feel 100% safer around a pit bull if it came from a loving owner than a corgi pup that came from the ghetto. Indeed. I love pits to death, and many larger breeds. I've seen well behaved Chihuahuas, and vicious Goldens. The breed doesn't matter, it's the owner. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435893] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> PartOfYourWorld posted...That's what I'm saying! A dog that was bred specifically for power, athleticism, and aggression (ie. the pit bull) is no more dangerous than a Welsh corgi. I'd feel 100% safer around a pit bull if it came from a loving owner than a corgi pup that came from the ghetto.Indeed. I love pits to death, and many larger breeds. I've seen well behaved Chihuahuas, and vicious Goldens. The breed doesn't matter, it's the owner. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 2:11:00 PM #33:	From: CrimsonOcean \| #030 How about we all just agree that Vince needs to grow a pair and leave it at that. Yes, because having a certain amount of fear for an animal that can bite your face off or worse is completely unjustified, how misinformed I may be. -- http://img.imgcake.com/dancingguygifry.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435894] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: CrimsonOcean \| #030How about we all just agree that Vince needs to grow a pair and leave it at that.Yes, because having a certain amount of fear for an animal that can bite your face off or worse is completely unjustified, how misinformed I may be. -- http://img.imgcake.com/dancingguygifry.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 2:13:00 PM #34:	*VincentLauw posted...* From: CrimsonOcean \| #030 How about we all just agree that Vince needs to grow a pair and leave it at that. Yes, because having a certain amount of fear for an animal that can bite your face off or worse is completely unjustified, how misinformed I may be. Having the fear is justified. Assuming the dog is going to bite or blaming anything but the owner is not. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435895] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> VincentLauw posted...From: CrimsonOcean \| #030How about we all just agree that Vince needs to grow a pair and leave it at that.Yes, because having a certain amount of fear for an animal that can bite your face off or worse is completely unjustified, how misinformed I may be.Having the fear is justified.Assuming the dog is going to bite or blaming anything but the owner is not. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 2:23:00 PM #35:	Do you guys think a dog should ever be destroyed? What is the maximum punishment an owner should serve based on the violent behavior of his dog? Say, a guy's dog ravages the face of a child (who was in no way harming or pestering the dog). Should the dog be put down? Should the owner serve jail time? -- Yoblazer: http://i33.tinypic.com/ml36gl_th.gif Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435896] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Do you guys think a dog should ever be destroyed? What is the maximum punishment an owner should serve based on the violent behavior of his dog? Say, a guy's dog ravages the face of a child (who was in no way harming or pestering the dog). Should the dog be put down? Should the owner serve jail time? -- Yoblazer: http://i33.tinypic.com/ml36gl_th.gifWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 2:29:00 PM #36:	*PartOfYourWorld posted...* Do you guys think a dog should ever be destroyed? What is the maximum punishment an owner should serve based on the violent behavior of his dog? Say, a guy's dog ravages the face of a child (who was in no way harming or pestering the dog). Should the dog be put down? Should the owner serve jail time? Both. At that point the dog is beyond saving, but the owners negligent behavior should not go unpunished. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435897] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> PartOfYourWorld posted...Do you guys think a dog should ever be destroyed? What is the maximum punishment an owner should serve based on the violent behavior of his dog? Say, a guy's dog ravages the face of a child (who was in no way harming or pestering the dog). Should the dog be put down? Should the owner serve jail time?Both. At that point the dog is beyond saving, but the owners negligent behavior should not go unpunished. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 4:14:00 PM #37:	Guys, I've gotta admit that this whole topic has been a spectacularly failed troll attempt on my part. -- Yoblazer: http://i32.tinypic.com/zlf1w7.gif Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435898] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Guys, I've gotta admit that this whole topic has been a spectacularly failed troll attempt on my part. -- Yoblazer: http://i32.tinypic.com/zlf1w7.gifWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 10/09/11 5:08:00 PM #38:	Well now that you mention it those posts were a bit over the top I had you all along! Really! I'm actually glad I'm not the only one, it kind of seemed like I was 100% wrong or something -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler3gifap.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:435899] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Well now that you mention it those posts were a bit over the topI had you all along! Really!I'm actually glad I'm not the only one, it kind of seemed like I was 100% wrong or something -- http://img.imgcake.com/tyler3gifap.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MegaWentEvil 10/09/11 5:16:00 PM #39:	I'm afraid of dogs to the point of backing away from puppies. And more, I refuse to play ANY game where there's a dog or any other canine. This means Mega Man, Star Fox and Sonic 2 are out of the question. Casts Genie on Rush, Fox McCloud & Tails 9999 damage to the three <cite>MegaWentEvil posted [p:435900] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> I'm afraid of dogs to the point of backing away from puppies. And more, I refuse to play ANY game where there's a dog or any other canine. This means Mega Man, Star Fox and Sonic 2 are out of the question.Casts Genie on Rush, Fox McCloud & Tails9999 damage to the three </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PartOfYourWorld 10/09/11 5:28:00 PM #40:	Well, I think that the owner has more influence over a dog - regardless of breed - than any other factor, but let's get real. Pit bulls didn't come to be hundreds of thousands of years ago. Humans made them very recently specifically to be athletic, strong, and aggressive. I'd bet money that if you took a thousand pit bulls and a thousand corgis and raised em the exact same way, at the end of the day, you're still more likely (however slightly) to wind up with an aggressive pit bull. And even if the owner is largely to blame (once again, I don't disagree with this), I'd still rather have that negligent owner responsible for a wimpy little dog as opposed to one with the jaw power to break bones. -- Yoblazer: http://i44.tinypic.com/5nw45i.jpg Watch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! <cite>PartOfYourWorld posted [p:435901] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Well, I think that the owner has more influence over a dog - regardless of breed - than any other factor, but let's get real. Pit bulls didn't come to be hundreds of thousands of years ago. Humans made them very recently specifically to be athletic, strong, and aggressive. I'd bet money that if you took a thousand pit bulls and a thousand corgis and raised em the exact same way, at the end of the day, you're still more likely (however slightly) to wind up with an aggressive pit bull. And even if the owner is largely to blame (once again, I don't disagree with this), I'd still rather have that negligent owner responsible for a wimpy little dog as opposed to one with the jaw power to break bones. -- Yoblazer: http://i44.tinypic.com/5nw45i.jpgWatch and you'll see... someday I'll be... part of your world! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 10/09/11 8:12:00 PM #41:	*PartOfYourWorld posted...* Well, I think that the owner has more influence over a dog - regardless of breed - than any other factor, but let's get real. Pit bulls didn't come to be hundreds of thousands of years ago. Humans made them very recently specifically to be athletic, strong, and aggressive. I'd bet money that if you took a thousand pit bulls and a thousand corgis and raised em the exact same way, at the end of the day, you're still more likely (however slightly) to wind up with an aggressive pit bull. And even if the owner is largely to blame (once again, I don't disagree with this), I'd still rather have that negligent owner responsible for a wimpy little dog as opposed to one with the jaw power to break bones. They did not raise Pit Bulls to be aggressive. You do not(and honestly cannot) raise a breed to be aggressive. They raised them to be ABLE to be aggressive when needed, but they also raised them to be intelligent and loyal so they could be controlled - as any breed can be. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:435902] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> PartOfYourWorld posted...Well, I think that the owner has more influence over a dog - regardless of breed - than any other factor, but let's get real. Pit bulls didn't come to be hundreds of thousands of years ago. Humans made them very recently specifically to be athletic, strong, and aggressive. I'd bet money that if you took a thousand pit bulls and a thousand corgis and raised em the exact same way, at the end of the day, you're still more likely (however slightly) to wind up with an aggressive pit bull. And even if the owner is largely to blame (once again, I don't disagree with this), I'd still rather have that negligent owner responsible for a wimpy little dog as opposed to one with the jaw power to break bones.They did not raise Pit Bulls to be aggressive. You do not(and honestly cannot) raise a breed to be aggressive. They raised them to be ABLE to be aggressive when needed, but they also raised them to be intelligent and loyal so they could be controlled - as any breed can be. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheRock1525 10/09/11 8:27:00 PM #42:	This is why I had pet ducks. Never had a "bad" duck bite! -- TheRock ~ Death By Misadventure, Not Suicide "Would've liked to see that." - Ayuyu on my boner <cite>TheRock1525 posted [p:435903] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> This is why I had pet ducks.Never had a "bad" duck bite! -- TheRock ~ Death By Misadventure, Not Suicide "Would've liked to see that." - Ayuyu on my boner </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Princess Anri 10/09/11 8:29:00 PM #43:	I bit a pitbull once. -- Congratulations to Rafael Nadal on a Career Golden Slam. - The Mana Sword <cite>Princess Anri posted [p:435904] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> I bit a pitbull once. -- Congratulations to Rafael Nadal on a Career Golden Slam. - The Mana Sword </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Princess Anri 10/09/11 8:33:00 PM #44:	holy s*** i just googled pit bulls and found one that put fear into my heart: and then one that broke my heart: :( Poor guy. -- Congratulations to Rafael Nadal on a Career Golden Slam. - The Mana Sword <cite>Princess Anri posted [p:435905] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> holy s*** i just googled pit bulls and found one that put fear into my heart:and then one that broke my heart::(Poor guy. -- Congratulations to Rafael Nadal on a Career Golden Slam. - The Mana Sword </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MegaWentEvil 10/09/11 8:36:00 PM #45:	:( Poor guy. I don't feel sorry for him/her, it IS a pitbull after all!!! <cite>MegaWentEvil posted [p:435906] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> :(Poor guy.I don't feel sorry for him/her, it IS a pitbull after all!!! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WazzupGenius00 10/09/11 8:36:00 PM #46:	oh man I forgot about that second picture -- [NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] If you can't slam with the best, then jam with the rest. <cite>WazzupGenius00 posted [p:435907] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> oh man I forgot about that second picture -- [NO BARKLEY NO PEACE]If you can't slam with the best, then jam with the rest. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Princess Anri 10/09/11 8:38:00 PM #47:	From: MegaWentEvil \| #045 :( Poor guy. I don't feel sorry for him/her, it IS a pitbull after all!!! You being a complete waste of space aside, I don't even think that second dog is a pit bull. It just came up when I searched pit bull. -- Congratulations to Rafael Nadal on a Career Golden Slam. - The Mana Sword <cite>Princess Anri posted [p:435908] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> From: MegaWentEvil \| #045:(Poor guy.I don't feel sorry for him/her, it IS a pitbull after all!!!You being a complete waste of space aside, I don't even think that second dog is a pit bull.It just came up when I searched pit bull. -- Congratulations to Rafael Nadal on a Career Golden Slam. - The Mana Sword </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JJH777 10/09/11 8:40:00 PM #48:	People are completely **ed up. -- Starcraft is my life, so without it I wouldn't exist. - Artosis <cite>JJH777 posted [p:435909] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> People are completely **ed up. -- Starcraft is my life, so without it I wouldn't exist. - Artosis </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
redrocket 10/09/11 9:14:00 PM #49:	*OctilIery posted...* PartOfYourWorld posted... They did not raise Pit Bulls to be aggressive. You do not(and honestly cannot) raise a breed to be aggressive. They raised them to be ABLE to be aggressive when needed, but they also raised them to be intelligent and loyal so they could be controlled - as any breed can be. +1 -- From his looks Magus is Macho Man Randy Savage as an anime zombie. The black wind howls, and one of you will snap into a Slim Jim ooh yeeeah! -sonicblastpunch <cite>redrocket posted [p:435910] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> OctilIery posted...PartOfYourWorld posted...They did not raise Pit Bulls to be aggressive. You do not(and honestly cannot) raise a breed to be aggressive. They raised them to be ABLE to be aggressive when needed, but they also raised them to be intelligent and loyal so they could be controlled - as any breed can be.+1 -- From his looks Magus is Macho Man Randy Savage as an anime zombie. The black wind howls, and one of you will snap into a Slim Jim ooh yeeeah! -sonicblastpunch </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheNinJa7777 10/09/11 9:36:00 PM #50:	Dalmatians attack people way more than Pits do. Pitbulls are sweethearts if raised right. -- http://img.imgcake.com/1284175205700jpghe.jpg <cite>TheNinJa7777 posted [p:435911] in Ow dog bit... [t:60582886]...</cite> <quote> Dalmatians attack people way more than Pits do. Pitbulls are sweethearts if raised right. -- http://img.imgcake.com/1284175205700jpghe.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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