People always defend these dogs, but again and again, we hear these stories. I think irresponsible breeders have ruined these dogs.
Was delivering to a mobile home out in the country years ago when a huge, maybe 130lbs, mixed breed dog came out from under home snarling at me, looking like he was about to charge me. Out of nowhere a pitbull half his size got between me and him and drove him off. Then came back to me wagging his tail. I've met a lot more friendly ones over the years than unfriendly. It's unfortunate that some owners train their pits to be aggressive as many are total sweethearts. The problem is that they are so powerfully built with such strong jaws they can do a terrible amount of damage quickly. Get two or three aggressive ones on you and you're in serious trouble. But it's unfair to the good ones to believe that they'd harm you just because they're pits.
There has to be hundreds of thousands of pit bulls in the country. Maybe millions. Let a tragedy like this happen and suddenly they're all ticking time bombs.A lot is how they are raised. They are naturally aggressive and defend their families. Add to that the irresponsible breeding that created a lot of unstable inbred dogs that were walking time bombs and you have a problem.
Googled it...estimated 3-5 million pit bulls in the U.S., and about a million are euthanized every year.There has to be hundreds of thousands of pit bulls in the country. Maybe millions. Let a tragedy like this happen and suddenly they're all ticking time bombs.
I went to this house in Texas in the bad area of that town. Guy had 4 huge pit bulls on chains strategically around his yard. One of them I could tell I needed to keep my distance from, but I petted and talked to the others. They acted like it was the best thing ever happened to them. Went to front door, bare chested black guy with what looked like prison tattoos looked at me in shock. As I was leaving he said "Mr., I just want to know one thing. How the hell did you get past my dogs?" I smiled and said I get along real well with dogs. He just looked puzzled, snorted. Some dogs really are too far gone with the abuse and training. But most dogs just want to be loved, even pit bulls.
He probably shot those dogs after you left.There has to be hundreds of thousands of pit bulls in the country. Maybe millions. Let a tragedy like this happen and suddenly they're all ticking time bombs.
I went to this house in Texas in the bad area of that town. Guy had 4 huge pit bulls on chains strategically around his yard. One of them I could tell I needed to keep my distance from, but I petted and talked to the others. They acted like it was the best thing ever happened to them. Went to front door, bare chested black guy with what looked like prison tattoos looked at me in shock. As I was leaving he said "Mr., I just want to know one thing. How the hell did you get past my dogs?" I smiled and said I get along real well with dogs. He just looked puzzled, snorted. Some dogs really are too far gone with the abuse and training. But most dogs just want to be loved, even pit bulls.
I've wondered about that. Hope not.He probably shot those dogs after you left.
That can happen with any dog. Pits are very strong and can inflict a lot of damage for their size. As someo pointed out there very popular breed and there is a lot of them in the US. And like I said those dogs that turn on somebody is mainly is do to irresponsible breeding and owners.I think the problem with them is a previously nice pit might “turn” unexpectedly and it never ends well.
Bigger than lion? Sounds like someone needs to visit the zoo.Once again, another pit bull bites to death its owner.
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Mum mauled to death after 'bigger than lion' XL Bully dog suddenly 'snapped'
Mum-of-two Joanne Robinson, 43, was mauled to death by her pet dog American Bully XL dog in an attack at her home which almost killed her partner who is still recovering in hospitalwww.mirror.co.uk
If someone ever develops a 500 lb dog with pitbull qualities I'd be pretty scared of that fellow.Bigger than lion? Sounds like someone needs to visit the zoo.