o woman mauled to death by her own Pitbulls while taking them for a walk

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A_Good_Boy 12/17/17 7:04:03 PM #252:	ManBearFoxIII posted... Deadpool_18 posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow... I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword. Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:892400420] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Deadpool_18 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote> While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. </quote> So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow...</quote> I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword.</quote> Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ManBearFoxIII 12/17/17 7:08:21 PM #253:	A_Good_Boy posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... Deadpool_18 posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow... I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword. Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? --- PSN: TheGreatRadsby Alpha Sapphire: 1306-7761-6075 <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted [p:892400675] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Deadpool_18 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote> While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. </quote> So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow...</quote> I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword.</quote> Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CEs_EFG 12/17/17 7:09:32 PM #254:	A_Good_Boy posted... I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". So "maltreatment and aggressive upbringing" also includes just getting another dog? That seems extreme to me --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif <cite>CEs_EFG posted [p:892400740] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote>I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> So "maltreatment and aggressive upbringing" also includes just getting another dog? That seems extreme to me</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CEs_EFG 12/17/17 7:10:42 PM #255:	ManBearFoxIII posted... Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif <cite>CEs_EFG posted [p:892400835] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote>Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:11:06 PM #256:	ManBearFoxIII posted... A_Good_Boy posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... Deadpool_18 posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow... I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword. Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose) --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892400868] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Deadpool_18 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote> While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. </quote> So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow...</quote> I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword.</quote> Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Leanaunfurled 12/17/17 7:12:12 PM #257:	A_Good_Boy posted... Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". Not to mention a completely different place where he was taken. So many people do next to no research on pets, the different breeds, what lifestyle would suit what breed, how things effect them and why, what they should eat, etc. etc. They're basically cute living toys until they get inconvenient. --- Currently Playing: Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Horizon: Zero Dawn https://i.imgur.com/jycEJAt.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iOC77WJ.jpg <cite>Leanaunfurled posted [p:892400942] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote>Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> Not to mention a completely different place where he was taken. So many people do next to no research on pets, the different breeds, what lifestyle would suit what breed, how things effect them and why, what they should eat, etc. etc. They're basically cute living toys until they get inconvenient.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CEs_EFG 12/17/17 7:12:50 PM #258:	mooreandrew58 posted... humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose) i mean.. any other breed probably wouldn't have done anything like that... --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif <cite>CEs_EFG posted [p:892401005] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote> humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose)</quote> i mean.. any other breed probably wouldn't have done anything like that...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DemonBuffet 12/17/17 7:12:50 PM #259:	cnekans posted... Pits are the worst fucking dog breed. And pit bull owners are the vegans of dog owners. They never shut the fuck up about owning pit bulls Omfg dude, you fucking the nail on the head. That was way too accurate. --- Trololol <cite>DemonBuffet posted [p:892401007] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>cnekans posted...</cite> <quote>Pits are the worst fucking dog breed. And pit bull owners are the vegans of dog owners. They never shut the fuck up about owning pit bulls</quote> Omfg dude, you fucking the nail on the head. That was way too accurate.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
REMercsChamp 12/17/17 7:15:57 PM #260:	CEs_EFG posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy "They're great dogs, just don't make any sudden moves around them!" --- https://i.imgur.com/lwkIVOb.png <cite>REMercsChamp posted [p:892401240] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote>Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy</quote> "They're great dogs, just don't make any sudden moves around them!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:15:58 PM #261:	CEs_EFG posted... mooreandrew58 posted... humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose) i mean.. any other breed probably wouldn't have done anything like that... I doubt that. as in I'm betting there at least several other breeds of a similar temperament --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892401242] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote> humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose)</quote> i mean.. any other breed probably wouldn't have done anything like that...</quote> I doubt that. as in I'm betting there at least several other breeds of a similar temperament</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Looked gf 12/17/17 7:16:10 PM #262:	cnekans posted... pit bull owners are the vegans of dog owners. They never shut the fuck up This is sig worthy tbh --- http://i.imgur.com/otLaOxa.gifv <cite>Looked gf posted [p:892401258] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>cnekans posted...</cite> <quote>pit bull owners are the vegans of dog owners. They never shut the fuck up</quote> This is sig worthy tbh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 12/17/17 7:17:30 PM #263:	ManBearFoxIII posted... A_Good_Boy posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... Deadpool_18 posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow... I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword. Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? And now you're comparing a dog to a rational adult. Dude, don't get more dogs. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:892401343] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Deadpool_18 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote> While I don't have much to say on the debate at hand, I know I will never own another pit bull again. The conditions in which we kept ours was fine, that is, until we had to move in with a friend for about 3 months, and thus, our pit was exposed to harsher conditions such as being chained outside during inclement weather. That's when he went from harmless to full-out hunter, killing rodents in the area, biting humans and picking fights with other dogs. I can admit that it appears as if the drastic shift in my pit bull's lifestyle (like he was human or something) most likely contributed to his aggressive nature afterwords, but just the fact that he was so easily provoked is enough for me to not want to chance living through that again. Just the peace of mind taking my dog on a walk around the block was shattered when I knew that any and everything that dared threatened him would set him off. I'd compare his temperament to the one friend we all have that's great to be around, but we know the party's over if someone bumps into him/steps on his shoes. Hot heads are prone to ruining a lot of fun, overall. See: little man complex. That's how I feel about pit bulls. Sure, they're awesome dogs, but don't piss them off, and sorry, but that's just not worth it for me. </quote> So you chained him to a post in the freezing cold and you expected him to be grateful? Do tell. Its almost like owning a pet is a responsibility and that neglect changes them somehow... </quote> I figured I would get this kind of response. While I did say I can see how my treatment of my pit bull certainly attributed to his aggressiveness, my point was that I don't want a dog (or breed of dog) that is prone to such a drastic shift in temperament. For the sake of relevance, I did not mention my aforementioned friend's house also had a dog that my dog had to share a space with. He was a lab, and he fought as well, but only when provoked (by my dog, usually) and never against complete strangers. That's the type of dog I'm used to: ones that fight solely to defend themselves, not merely for the sake of sport. I see your points regarding external factors such as environment, type of ownership, etc. contributing the the dog's aggression levels. I, however, due to my own experiences, feel like pit bulls are hot heads. Sure, I may have shortened the fuse on my pit bull, and I can take ownership of that, but that doesn't simply excuse his behavior in the months afterword. </quote> Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> And now you're comparing a dog to a rational adult. Dude, don't get more dogs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Axiom 12/17/17 7:17:33 PM #264:	ManBearFoxIII posted... Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? ...is this a joke or is someone actually comparing a human's behavior to an animal's <cite>Axiom posted [p:892401347] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote>Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> ...is this a joke or is someone actually comparing a human's behavior to an animal's</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Taharqa_ 12/17/17 7:17:48 PM #265:	CEs_EFG posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy Ignorance. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness." <cite>Taharqa_ posted [p:892401370] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote>Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy</quote> Ignorance.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nundulan 12/17/17 7:19:23 PM #266:	All the pitbull haters ITT can suck my dick. I'd sick my mean pitbull on any of you fuckin nerds. --- If these walls could talk, they wouldn't say much <cite>Nundulan posted [p:892401506] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote>All the pitbull haters ITT can suck my dick. I'd sick my mean pitbull on any of you fuckin nerds.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:20:14 PM #267:	Taharqa_ posted... CEs_EFG posted... ManBearFoxIII posted... Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being? the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy Ignorance. really. my dogs where brought up with several cats and a miniature dachshund. worse thing to happen to the dachshund was get liked until soaked. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892401596] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Taharqa_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ManBearFoxIII posted...</cite> <quote>Conditions were hard for everyone at the time, fyi. Tell me why it's acceptable for a dog to snap and not a human being?</quote> the apologist are in full swing today >pitbulls only attack if they are brought up wrong! >pitbulls only attack if they share spaces with another dog! it's crazy</quote> Ignorance.</quote> really. my dogs where brought up with several cats and a miniature dachshund. worse thing to happen to the dachshund was get liked until soaked.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GrAyFoX312k 12/17/17 7:20:26 PM #268:	http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites --- "A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal!" -Grayfox XBL/PSN : GrayFox312k 3DS: 1907-9227-8659 <cite>GrAyFoX312k posted [p:892401620] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote>http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 7:23:27 PM #269:	Steve Nick posted... A_Good_Boy posted... Steve Nick posted... A_Good_Boy posted... Steve Nick posted... It's pretty dumb to own a dog with such vicious killing instincts. Pitbulls literally don't lol. They have to be beaten and abused to make them vicious. It's why whenever you see stories of them flipping out its because they've already gone through years or torment. Bullshit. Samples of every breed of dog have been in less than ideal living situations, but pitbulls are the only ones latching onto people's necks and not letting go. Because they have strong jaws. Strong jaws doesn't automatically preclude them to hurting people, the conditions that they're kept in does. If you set out to make your pitbull a vicious guard dog then that's exactly what you're going to get. If you wanna go that route, then why not just keep a tiger as a pet? I don't keep a tiger as a pet because of the gigantic claws and teeth. I prefer having pets that can't kill me if they're slightly agitated. Plus there's tons of dogs that are smart and loyal that DON'T kill people even though they can. Like German Shepherds. You do realise that German Shepherds have one of the highest bite frequencies of any breed, right? They just don't tend to do as much damage as a pit bull does. My aunts old shepherd ripped a kids ear off because he kept spraying her with a water hose (they didn't get in trouble because she bit him while he was leaning over the fence into their backyard). Also, are we even sure that the dogs in article are pitbulls? Firstly, pitbulls don't tend to get that heavy. Secondly, it looks more like my brothers Cane Corso in that pic than it does a pitbull. Corso's tend to be far bigger than pitbulls and a lot of people still confuse them. Hell, just yesterday my wife thought an American Bulldog was a pitbull. Very often dog attacks are listed as being done by pitbulls when the dog wasn't a pitbull. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892401876] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Steve Nick posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Steve Nick posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Steve Nick posted...</cite> <quote> It's pretty dumb to own a dog with such vicious killing instincts. </quote> Pitbulls literally don't lol. They have to be beaten and abused to make them vicious. It's why whenever you see stories of them flipping out its because they've already gone through years or torment.</quote> Bullshit. Samples of every breed of dog have been in less than ideal living situations, but pitbulls are the only ones latching onto people's necks and not letting go.</quote> Because they have strong jaws. Strong jaws doesn't automatically preclude them to hurting people, the conditions that they're kept in does. If you set out to make your pitbull a vicious guard dog then that's exactly what you're going to get.</quote> If you wanna go that route, then why not just keep a tiger as a pet? I don't keep a tiger as a pet because of the gigantic claws and teeth. I prefer having pets that can't kill me if they're slightly agitated. Plus there's tons of dogs that are smart and loyal that DON'T kill people even though they can. Like German Shepherds.</quote> You do realise that German Shepherds have one of the highest bite frequencies of any breed, right? They just don't tend to do as much damage as a pit bull does. My aunts old shepherd ripped a kids ear off because he kept spraying her with a water hose (they didn't get in trouble because she bit him while he was leaning over the fence into their backyard). Also, are we even sure that the dogs in article are pitbulls? Firstly, pitbulls don't tend to get that heavy. Secondly, it looks more like my brothers Cane Corso in that pic than it does a pitbull. Corso's tend to be far bigger than pitbulls and a lot of people still confuse them. Hell, just yesterday my wife thought an American Bulldog was a pitbull. Very often dog attacks are listed as being done by pitbulls when the dog wasn't a pitbull.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CEs_EFG 12/17/17 7:23:45 PM #270:	GrAyFoX312k posted... http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites >dog doesn't maul someone during testing means they must be safe and comparable to Golden retrievers https://www.livescience.com/27145-are-pit-bulls-dangerous.html A five-year review of dog-bite injuries from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, published in 2009 in the journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, found that almost 51 percent of the attacks were from pit bulls, almost 9 percent were from Rottweilers and 6 percent were from mixes of those two breeds. --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif <cite>CEs_EFG posted [p:892401900] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>GrAyFoX312k posted...</cite> <quote>http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites</quote> >dog doesn't maul someone during testing means they must be safe and comparable to Golden retrievers https://www.livescience.com/27145-are-pit-bulls-dangerous.html <quote> A five-year review of dog-bite injuries from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, published in 2009 in the journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, found that almost 51 percent of the attacks were from pit bulls, almost 9 percent were from Rottweilers and 6 percent were from mixes of those two breeds.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Leanaunfurled 12/17/17 7:24:42 PM #271:	GrAyFoX312k posted... http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites They used to be known as a family dog prior to this. Pretty sure my properly-owned Aussie breed has a more aggressive temperament than properly-owned pit. --- Currently Playing: Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Horizon: Zero Dawn https://i.imgur.com/jycEJAt.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iOC77WJ.jpg <cite>Leanaunfurled posted [p:892401976] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>GrAyFoX312k posted...</cite> <quote>http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites</quote> They used to be known as a family dog prior to this. Pretty sure my properly-owned Aussie breed has a more aggressive temperament than properly-owned pit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 12/17/17 7:25:06 PM #272:	CEs_EFG posted... GrAyFoX312k posted... http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites >dog doesn't maul someone during testing means they must be safe and comparable to Golden retrievers https://www.livescience.com/27145-are-pit-bulls-dangerous.html A five-year review of dog-bite injuries from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, published in 2009 in the journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, found that almost 51 percent of the attacks were from pit bulls, almost 9 percent were from Rottweilers and 6 percent were from mixes of those two breeds. How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:892402003] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GrAyFoX312k posted...</cite> <quote> http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites</quote> >dog doesn't maul someone during testing means they must be safe and comparable to Golden retrievers https://www.livescience.com/27145-are-pit-bulls-dangerous.html <quote> A five-year review of dog-bite injuries from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, published in 2009 in the journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, found that almost 51 percent of the attacks were from pit bulls, almost 9 percent were from Rottweilers and 6 percent were from mixes of those two breeds.</quote></quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CEs_EFG 12/17/17 7:25:51 PM #273:	A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif <cite>CEs_EFG posted [p:892402052] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ManBearFoxIII 12/17/17 7:28:26 PM #274:	Leanaunfurled posted... A_Good_Boy posted... Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason". Not to mention a completely different place where he was taken. So many people do next to no research on pets, the different breeds, what lifestyle would suit what breed, how things effect them and why, what they should eat, etc. etc. They're basically cute living toys until they get inconvenient. CEs_EFG posted... mooreandrew58 posted... humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose) i mean.. any other breed probably wouldn't have done anything like that... The bolded parts are exactly why I made my initial post about not wanting to own another pit. I don't want a dog so high maintenance, and yes, I say high maintenance because he expects to be treated humanlike, even to the levels that those defending the dog's behavior fail to see why such behavior is bad, that he completely turns into a blood thirsty killer over having to sleep outside for a bit. Of course humans have a moral compass and dog's don't. That's why all throughout this topic, people against pit bulls are saying they are dangerous. I am not even trying to speak on behalf of all pit bulls, which is why I was open about the conditions my dog was in. But some of you are defending the dog anyways like the mother of a murderer defends her child. Sure, the still body laying on the floor may have provoked the guy, but he should have had the self control to not take it that far. If you feel that pit bulls are "just animals," with no control over their actions beyond how they're treated, then that is exactly why they are harmful as house pets. --- PSN: TheGreatRadsby Alpha Sapphire: 1306-7761-6075 <cite>ManBearFoxIII posted [p:892402238] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Leanaunfurled posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote>Dude, your dog went from being the sole pet to in a house where it was welcomed inside to being chained outside through inclement weather where it was forced to compete for food with another dog. You're acting like that's a minor thing but that's pretty fucking huge lol. I believe I've already made a post in this topic about owners that just refuse to understand why their pets snap "for no reason".</quote> Not to mention a completely different place where he was taken. So many people do next to no research on pets, the different breeds, what lifestyle would suit what breed, how things effect them and why, what they should eat, etc. etc. They're basically cute living toys until they get inconvenient.</quote> <cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote> humans have a sense of right and wrong and dogs don't (unless really trained well I suppose)</quote> i mean.. any other breed probably wouldn't have done anything like that...</quote> The bolded parts are exactly why I made my initial post about not wanting to own another pit. I don't want a dog so high maintenance, and yes, I say high maintenance because he expects to be treated humanlike, even to the levels that those defending the dog's behavior fail to see why such behavior is bad, that he completely turns into a blood thirsty killer over having to sleep outside for a bit. Of course humans have a moral compass and dog's don't. That's why all throughout this topic, people against pit bulls are saying they are dangerous. I am not even trying to speak on behalf of all pit bulls, which is why I was open about the conditions my dog was in. But some of you are defending the dog anyways like the mother of a murderer defends her child. Sure, the still body laying on the floor may have provoked the guy, but he should have had the self control to not take it that far. If you feel that pit bulls are "just animals," with no control over their actions beyond how they're treated, then that is exactly why they are harmful as house pets.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Taharqa_ 12/17/17 7:30:21 PM #275:	CEs_EFG posted... A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? Dude, the dogs in your initial post aren't Pit Bulls. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness." <cite>Taharqa_ posted [p:892402375] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> Dude, the dogs in your initial post aren't Pit Bulls.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thelema 12/17/17 7:30:31 PM #276:	See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. --- Look into my eyes, you will see who I am. My name is Lucifer, please take my hand ~ <cite>Thelema posted [p:892402393] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:31:11 PM #277:	GrAyFoX312k posted... http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites thats exactly the kind one of mine is. I will admit she is vicious towards opossum. but thats literally it, and she drops them when I tell her too. so far she hasn't killed any since fortunately she does listen to me. she just too damn fast for me to get her to stop before I realize shes got a hold of one. one time I thought she was going to kill a cat. but once she actually cornered it she just sniffed it, licked it and ran off. most of the outside cats eventually learned, if they don't run she pays them no mind. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892402431] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>GrAyFoX312k posted...</cite> <quote>http://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/1220-american-pit-bull-terrier-temperament-dog-bites</quote> thats exactly the kind one of mine is. I will admit she is vicious towards opossum. but thats literally it, and she drops them when I tell her too. so far she hasn't killed any since fortunately she does listen to me. she just too damn fast for me to get her to stop before I realize shes got a hold of one. one time I thought she was going to kill a cat. but once she actually cornered it she just sniffed it, licked it and ran off. most of the outside cats eventually learned, if they don't run she pays them no mind.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:33:04 PM #278:	Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892402551] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 7:33:10 PM #279:	CEs_EFG posted... A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892402558] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Taharqa_ 12/17/17 7:37:20 PM #280:	MuayThai85 posted... CEs_EFG posted... A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years. People repeatedly ask if my Corso is a Pit Bull. Despite being two to three times the size of one at 125 lbs and being a mastiff, and if that doesn't tip them off that she's not a Pit Bull her tail is docked at the 4th vertebrae per breed standard. Oh I often meet people that wonder if she's a Bull Mastiff too, um Bull Mastiffs don't have their ears cropped or tails docked. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness." <cite>Taharqa_ posted [p:892402814] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years.</quote> People repeatedly ask if my Corso is a Pit Bull. Despite being two to three times the size of one at 125 lbs and being a mastiff, and if that doesn't tip them off that she's not a Pit Bull her tail is docked at the 4th vertebrae per breed standard. Oh I often meet people that wonder if she's a Bull Mastiff too, um Bull Mastiffs don't have their ears cropped or tails docked.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 7:38:51 PM #281:	My brothers Corso isn't docked nor has his ears been done. He does however weigh 165lbs and the same "is he a pitbull?" question is always. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892402918] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote>My brothers Corso isn't docked nor has his ears been done. He does however weigh 165lbs and the same "is he a pitbull?" question is always.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:39:11 PM #282:	Taharqa_ posted... MuayThai85 posted... CEs_EFG posted... A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years. People repeatedly ask if my Corso is a Pit Bull. Despite being two to three times the size of one at 125 lbs and being a mastiff, and if that doesn't tip them off that she's not a Pit Bull her tail is docked at the 4th vertebrae per breed standard. Oh I often meet people that wonder if she's a Bull Mastiff too, um Bull Mastiffs don't have their ears cropped or tails docked. i've never liked docking the tail or cropping the ears. though funny thing. my mom had a dog that had its tail docked, and it mated with another dog with a full size tail. and the pup came out with a nub despite both its parents by nature having longer tails than that. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892402941] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Taharqa_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years.</quote> People repeatedly ask if my Corso is a Pit Bull. Despite being two to three times the size of one at 125 lbs and being a mastiff, and if that doesn't tip them off that she's not a Pit Bull her tail is docked at the 4th vertebrae per breed standard. Oh I often meet people that wonder if she's a Bull Mastiff too, um Bull Mastiffs don't have their ears cropped or tails docked.</quote> i've never liked docking the tail or cropping the ears. though funny thing. my mom had a dog that had its tail docked, and it mated with another dog with a full size tail. and the pup came out with a nub despite both its parents by nature having longer tails than that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thelema 12/17/17 7:43:33 PM #283:	mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. --- Look into my eyes, you will see who I am. My name is Lucifer, please take my hand ~ <cite>Thelema posted [p:892403225] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 12/17/17 7:44:32 PM #284:	CEs_EFG posted... A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? Ain't really mental gymnastics, just a bit of integrity. Every single study that's been posted in this topic about pitbulls being vicious killers has said that they use news reports in order to compile their results. This very topic demonstrates why that's a pretty inaccurate way of determining the dangerousness of various dog breeds. If a reporter can't verify the breed of a dog that has just mauled someone to death then what makes you think a distraught parent or child can? --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:892403296] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> Ain't really mental gymnastics, just a bit of integrity. Every single study that's been posted in this topic about pitbulls being vicious killers has said that they use news reports in order to compile their results. This very topic demonstrates why that's a pretty inaccurate way of determining the dangerousness of various dog breeds. If a reporter can't verify the breed of a dog that has just mauled someone to death then what makes you think a distraught parent or child can?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 7:46:16 PM #285:	mooreandrew58 posted... Taharqa_ posted... MuayThai85 posted... CEs_EFG posted... A_Good_Boy posted... How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls? holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now? He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years. People repeatedly ask if my Corso is a Pit Bull. Despite being two to three times the size of one at 125 lbs and being a mastiff, and if that doesn't tip them off that she's not a Pit Bull her tail is docked at the 4th vertebrae per breed standard. Oh I often meet people that wonder if she's a Bull Mastiff too, um Bull Mastiffs don't have their ears cropped or tails docked. i've never liked docking the tail or cropping the ears. though funny thing. my mom had a dog that had its tail docked, and it mated with another dog with a full size tail. and the pup came out with a nub despite both its parents by nature having longer tails than that. My friends cat had kittens 2 months ago. Mother is a himalayian-x. The cat they believed to be the father was a similar breed but black instead of the white/grey the mother is. All 3 kittens had short, hooked tails. This is something common in Southeast Asian cats but some other Tom probably dropped a nut in her as well and the kittens managed to get that one and only feature. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892403404] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Taharqa_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CEs_EFG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> How'd they conclude that they were Pitbulls?</quote> holy shit, do you work in the circus from the amount of mental gymnastics you are doing right now?</quote> He's got a point though. If a dog even remotely looks similar to a pitbull, they'll say it's a pitbull. Pitbulls have repeatedly been blamed for attacks by mastiffs, bulldogs, etc for years.</quote> People repeatedly ask if my Corso is a Pit Bull. Despite being two to three times the size of one at 125 lbs and being a mastiff, and if that doesn't tip them off that she's not a Pit Bull her tail is docked at the 4th vertebrae per breed standard. Oh I often meet people that wonder if she's a Bull Mastiff too, um Bull Mastiffs don't have their ears cropped or tails docked.</quote> i've never liked docking the tail or cropping the ears. though funny thing. my mom had a dog that had its tail docked, and it mated with another dog with a full size tail. and the pup came out with a nub despite both its parents by nature having longer tails than that.</quote> My friends cat had kittens 2 months ago. Mother is a himalayian-x. The cat they believed to be the father was a similar breed but black instead of the white/grey the mother is. All 3 kittens had short, hooked tails. This is something common in Southeast Asian cats but some other Tom probably dropped a nut in her as well and the kittens managed to get that one and only feature.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:47:35 PM #286:	Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. I fail to see how my dogs are slaves. only thing i make them do they don't like is take a bath. other than that I simply let them be. I might tell them to shut up if they are barking too much but thats about it. I don't mind a little bit of barking as it alerts me to things. most of the time it turns out to be nothing but its proved useful a time or two. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892403480] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> I fail to see how my dogs are slaves. only thing i make them do they don't like is take a bath. other than that I simply let them be. I might tell them to shut up if they are barking too much but thats about it. I don't mind a little bit of barking as it alerts me to things. most of the time it turns out to be nothing but its proved useful a time or two.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
V-E-G-Y- 12/17/17 7:47:53 PM #287:	Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. Lmao what a scaredy cat --- http://i.imgur.com/L6MQGtI.gif http://i.imgur.com/HAj1Ocp.gif http://i.imgur.com/Op6gMTg.gif http://i.imgur.com/hNkY6mv.gif <cite>V-E-G-Y- posted [p:892403499] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> Lmao what a scaredy cat</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 7:50:42 PM #288:	Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892403663] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 7:53:17 PM #289:	MuayThai85 posted... Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her. yeah i've never had a dog I felt could kill me without completely catching me off guard with maybe a shot to my throat. outside that I know I can out power any dog i've ever owned if need be. and most dogs I know aren't going to bite the hand that feeds, unless of course that hand is also abusive. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892403807] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her.</quote> yeah i've never had a dog I felt could kill me without completely catching me off guard with maybe a shot to my throat. outside that I know I can out power any dog i've ever owned if need be. and most dogs I know aren't going to bite the hand that feeds, unless of course that hand is also abusive.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 12/17/17 7:55:51 PM #290:	my friend has 3 pitbulls and a 4 year old kid and they've never done anything to him. if anything they'd kill anyone that tried to break into the house. they run to the door if they hear anyone coming in --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:892403961] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote>my friend has 3 pitbulls and a 4 year old kid and they've never done anything to him. if anything they'd kill anyone that tried to break into the house. they run to the door if they hear anyone coming in</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 8:01:23 PM #291:	thronedfire2 posted... my friend has 3 pitbulls and a 4 year old kid and they've never done anything to him. if anything they'd kill anyone that tried to break into the house. they run to the door if they hear anyone coming in one of mine I wouldn't suggest keeping around small kids. not that she attacks them she just likes to jump on people which has caused her to knock my niece over a few times. the older one is perfectly fine with kids though she let my niece crawl all over her when she was a baby. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892404258] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>thronedfire2 posted...</cite> <quote>my friend has 3 pitbulls and a 4 year old kid and they've never done anything to him. if anything they'd kill anyone that tried to break into the house. they run to the door if they hear anyone coming in</quote> one of mine I wouldn't suggest keeping around small kids. not that she attacks them she just likes to jump on people which has caused her to knock my niece over a few times. the older one is perfectly fine with kids though she let my niece crawl all over her when she was a baby.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thelema 12/17/17 8:01:44 PM #292:	MuayThai85 posted... Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her. How weak? Look at the size of that thing. Cmon. Even if that fucker couldnt kill me, it could easily give me a really bad fucking injury. It can jump on me. I dont want to deal with any animal which is bigger than half of my body. Dogs are butchers. I dont want a dog thinking it could kill someone around me to protect me, either. I dont want an animal that could kill humans, basically. --- Look into my eyes, you will see who I am. My name is Lucifer, please take my hand ~ <cite>Thelema posted [p:892404284] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her.</quote> How weak? Look at the size of that thing. Cmon. Even if that fucker couldnt kill me, it could easily give me a really bad fucking injury. It can jump on me. I dont want to deal with any animal which is bigger than half of my body. Dogs are butchers. I dont want a dog thinking it could kill someone around me to protect me, either. I dont want an animal that could kill humans, basically.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 8:02:53 PM #293:	thronedfire2 posted... my friend has 3 pitbulls and a 4 year old kid and they've never done anything to him. if anything they'd kill anyone that tried to break into the house. they run to the door if they hear anyone coming in That's exactly my brothers dog. He's harmless to anyone he regards as part of his pack. I would feel sorry for anyone who pissed that dog off by trying to harm someone he knows though. I'm a big dude and I've trained MA's for years, I'd be afraid of that dog in a fight. I might be able to win/survive the fight but he's definitely going to tear me to pieces in the process. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892404360] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>thronedfire2 posted...</cite> <quote>my friend has 3 pitbulls and a 4 year old kid and they've never done anything to him. if anything they'd kill anyone that tried to break into the house. they run to the door if they hear anyone coming in</quote> That's exactly my brothers dog. He's harmless to anyone he regards as part of his pack. I would feel sorry for anyone who pissed that dog off by trying to harm someone he knows though. I'm a big dude and I've trained MA's for years, I'd be afraid of that dog in a fight. I might be able to win/survive the fight but he's definitely going to tear me to pieces in the process.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thelema 12/17/17 8:04:41 PM #294:	mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. I fail to see how my dogs are slaves. only thing i make them do they don't like is take a bath. other than that I simply let them be. I might tell them to shut up if they are barking too much but thats about it. I don't mind a little bit of barking as it alerts me to things. most of the time it turns out to be nothing but its proved useful a time or two. Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you. --- Look into my eyes, you will see who I am. My name is Lucifer, please take my hand ~ <cite>Thelema posted [p:892404463] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> I fail to see how my dogs are slaves. only thing i make them do they don't like is take a bath. other than that I simply let them be. I might tell them to shut up if they are barking too much but thats about it. I don't mind a little bit of barking as it alerts me to things. most of the time it turns out to be nothing but its proved useful a time or two.</quote> Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 8:06:36 PM #295:	Thelema posted... MuayThai85 posted... Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her. How weak? Look at the size of that thing. Cmon. Even if that fucker couldnt kill me, it could easily give me a really bad fucking injury. It can jump on me. I dont want to deal with any animal which is bigger than half of my body. Dogs are butchers. I dont want a dog thinking it could kill someone around me to protect me, either. I dont want an animal that could kill humans, basically. Female golden retrievers get to maybe 60lbs. They are small and not very strong. While my girl isn't completely full grown yet, I can manhandle her like she was small child. She loves to wrestle and if she starts going a little too hard and I want her to stop, its easy as fuck to subdue her. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892404571] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her.</quote> How weak? Look at the size of that thing. Cmon. Even if that fucker couldnt kill me, it could easily give me a really bad fucking injury. It can jump on me. I dont want to deal with any animal which is bigger than half of my body. Dogs are butchers. I dont want a dog thinking it could kill someone around me to protect me, either. I dont want an animal that could kill humans, basically.</quote> Female golden retrievers get to maybe 60lbs. They are small and not very strong. While my girl isn't completely full grown yet, I can manhandle her like she was small child. She loves to wrestle and if she starts going a little too hard and I want her to stop, its easy as fuck to subdue her.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 8:10:12 PM #296:	Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. I fail to see how my dogs are slaves. only thing i make them do they don't like is take a bath. other than that I simply let them be. I might tell them to shut up if they are barking too much but thats about it. I don't mind a little bit of barking as it alerts me to things. most of the time it turns out to be nothing but its proved useful a time or two. Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you. and I don't do that. there is only a few commands my dogs listen to. the main one being come here. or alternatively all I have to say is "yard now" if they wander out of the yard. my dogs only sometimes listen to sit. and when the do actually listen to it, they sit but then stand right back up. I never cared enough to drive that one into them. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892404789] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> I fail to see how my dogs are slaves. only thing i make them do they don't like is take a bath. other than that I simply let them be. I might tell them to shut up if they are barking too much but thats about it. I don't mind a little bit of barking as it alerts me to things. most of the time it turns out to be nothing but its proved useful a time or two.</quote> Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you.</quote> and I don't do that. there is only a few commands my dogs listen to. the main one being come here. or alternatively all I have to say is "yard now" if they wander out of the yard. my dogs only sometimes listen to sit. and when the do actually listen to it, they sit but then stand right back up. I never cared enough to drive that one into them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 12/17/17 8:10:19 PM #297:	Thelema posted... Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you. Go visit any place with lots of stray dogs. Here in Thailand, stray dogs are everywhere and a lot of Thais let their dogs roam the neighbourhood. Now look at the average street dog and a "slave" as you put it. Which dog do you think is happier? What about healthier? I guarantee you it isn't the street dogs. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:892404797] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote> Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you.</quote> Go visit any place with lots of stray dogs. Here in Thailand, stray dogs are everywhere and a lot of Thais let their dogs roam the neighbourhood. Now look at the average street dog and a "slave" as you put it. Which dog do you think is happier? What about healthier? I guarantee you it isn't the street dogs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/17/17 8:12:23 PM #298:	MuayThai85 posted... Thelema posted... Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you. Go visit any place with lots of stray dogs. Here in Thailand, stray dogs are everywhere and a lot of Thais let their dogs roam the neighbourhood. Now look at the average street dog and a "slave" as you put it. Which dog do you think is happier? What about healthier? I guarantee you it isn't the street dogs. with his logic humans are slaves too. we are told to get an education, get a job, pay taxes, and buy things we don't really need, and we do it. on top of following laws set, no matter how stupid --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:892404891] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote> Dogs are total slaves. Humans love to say things like, the dog is a humans best friend and shit. Humans are vain creatures, and a lot of us like dogs because of how mindless loyal they are to us I dont. You can train a dog to do anything you want it to do. If you say sit, it will sit. A dog has a slave mindset, and is happy to devote their life to you.</quote> Go visit any place with lots of stray dogs. Here in Thailand, stray dogs are everywhere and a lot of Thais let their dogs roam the neighbourhood. Now look at the average street dog and a "slave" as you put it. Which dog do you think is happier? What about healthier? I guarantee you it isn't the street dogs.</quote> with his logic humans are slaves too. we are told to get an education, get a job, pay taxes, and buy things we don't really need, and we do it. on top of following laws set, no matter how stupid</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LordMarshal 12/17/17 8:16:25 PM #299:	My pug wigged out the other day but theyll release me from the hospital tomorrow. --- There can be only one. <cite>LordMarshal posted [p:892405130] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote>My pug wigged out the other day but theyll release me from the hospital tomorrow.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thelema 12/17/17 8:16:35 PM #300:	MuayThai85 posted... Thelema posted... MuayThai85 posted... Thelema posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Thelema posted... See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass. my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control. Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave. How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her. How weak? Look at the size of that thing. Cmon. Even if that fucker couldnt kill me, it could easily give me a really bad fucking injury. It can jump on me. I dont want to deal with any animal which is bigger than half of my body. Dogs are butchers. I dont want a dog thinking it could kill someone around me to protect me, either. I dont want an animal that could kill humans, basically. Female golden retrievers get to maybe 60lbs. They are small and not very strong. While my girl isn't completely full grown yet, I can manhandle her like she was small child. She loves to wrestle and if she starts going a little too hard and I want her to stop, its easy as fuck to subdue her. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIOgben55mc Look at this. This is an adult Golden Retriever. Can you really say this thing is 100% innoffensive? It wont kill you, but being attacked by it can be a PITA. I wouldnt let this thing around any kid under 10, if the kid was alone. --- Look into my eyes, you will see who I am. My name is Lucifer, please take my hand ~ <cite>Thelema posted [p:892405144] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MuayThai85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Thelema posted...</cite> <quote>See, this is one of the reasons why I prefer cats, thank you. My cat respects me, and knows I can kick her ass.</quote> my cat likes to bite me sometimes for no reason. she probably means no harm by it but shes broke skin before. I wanted to bitch smack her across the room but I do have some self control.</quote> Yes, some cats will bite/scratch you, but thats the thing: they cant kill you. A domestic cat has never killed a human being. A cat cant even kill a human baby. I feel actually safe around a cat. I never feel 100% safe around a dog, doesnt matter the breed. My friend used to have this Golden Retriever and kept her at the apartment. This dog would always bark at me and look me in the eyes as if it wanted to bite my ass. Sorry, I dont want to own anything that could eat my guts for breakfast. Plus, dogs are slaves. I dont want a slave. Doesnt matter if it is a happy/loyal slave.</quote> How weak would you need to be to be afraid of a female golden retriever? Sure, they could maul a small kid to death but a female GR is doing fuck all to an adult. I own a female GR, I could kill that dog almost instantly if I needed to, but I won't because she's a sweetheart and wouldn't hurt a fly (she actually plays with bugs, and especially loves beetles, I've never seen her kill one). She loves to fight with me but is super gentle with my daughter, she will just roll around at my daughters feet and lick at her.</quote> How weak? Look at the size of that thing. Cmon. Even if that fucker couldnt kill me, it could easily give me a really bad fucking injury. It can jump on me. I dont want to deal with any animal which is bigger than half of my body. Dogs are butchers. I dont want a dog thinking it could kill someone around me to protect me, either. I dont want an animal that could kill humans, basically.</quote> Female golden retrievers get to maybe 60lbs. They are small and not very strong. While my girl isn't completely full grown yet, I can manhandle her like she was small child. She loves to wrestle and if she starts going a little too hard and I want her to stop, its easy as fuck to subdue her.</quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIOgben55mc Look at this. This is an adult Golden Retriever. Can you really say this thing is 100% innoffensive? It wont kill you, but being attacked by it can be a PITA. I wouldnt let this thing around any kid under 10, if the kid was alone.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChainedRedone 12/17/17 8:17:36 PM #301:	0AbsoluteZero0 posted... ChainedRedone posted... 0AbsoluteZero0 posted... ChainedRedone posted... Steve Nick posted... It's pretty dumb to own a dog with such vicious killing instincts. If you just want a pet, get a dog that doesn't kill people. If you want a guard dog, get a strong but less vicious breed, like a G shep. A g shep will protect but ain't gonna mangle someone up for little/no reason. Pitbulls don't have killing instincts. They're domesticated animals. What an ignorant remark. Domestic animals still have killing instincts. Even if they aren't as great as their wild cousins' instincts, they're still there Uh no. Not anymore than a human does. Uh, yeah. Domestic house cats kill lots of things such as mice, rats, and birds even when they're well fed. Just because they're domesticated doesn't mean they've lost all of their killing instincts from the wild. It's okay to admit you're wrong. We all make mistakes @0AbsoluteZero0 We're talking about humans you nit. Not flies, humans. Are you this clueless? --- David Mink. Hero. https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6043/6337878059_009dd4c4f3_z.jpg <cite>ChainedRedone posted [p:892405202] in 22 y/o wom... [t:76108500]...</cite> <quote><cite>0AbsoluteZero0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>0AbsoluteZero0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChainedRedone posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Steve Nick posted...</cite> <quote> It's pretty dumb to own a dog with such vicious killing instincts. If you just want a pet, get a dog that doesn't kill people. If you want a guard dog, get a strong but less vicious breed, like a G shep. A g shep will protect but ain't gonna mangle someone up for little/no reason. </quote> Pitbulls don't have killing instincts. They're domesticated animals.</quote> What an ignorant remark. Domestic animals still have killing instincts. Even if they aren't as great as their wild cousins' instincts, they're still there</quote> Uh no. Not anymore than a human does.</quote> Uh, yeah. Domestic house cats kill lots of things such as mice, rats, and birds even when they're well fed. Just because they're domesticated doesn't mean they've lost all of their killing instincts from the wild. It's okay to admit you're wrong. We all make mistakes</quote> @0AbsoluteZero0 We're talking about humans you nit. Not flies, humans. Are you this clueless?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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