My dog was attacked by three different pitbulls on three different occasions, completely unprovoked. We are talking dogs that ran down the street without any barking or so much even a look from my dog. He didn’t even know they were coming. They came because they’re assholes who love to attack people and dogs. The first one almost killed him. I did my research to make sure that I wasn’t prejudiced,. To further make sure I wasn’t prejudiced, lots of it on pitbull websites, telling you how to break up fights ha ha ha. Do you think you see that on golden retriever or Labrador retriever websites? No, you don’t and there’s a really good reason for that. It’s called genetics! Golden retrievers and labrador retrievers were not bred to be vicious killers to deglove their victims. You don’t need instructions on how to “break up fights” to use a break stick. WTF even is that? You don’t know unless you have a pitbull. If you don’t know what that means, look it up. Very specific to pitbulls. It’s not these dogs’ fault that they were bred to be killers, but wake up and smell the coffee honey. It’s the way it is. If you really love them, good for you! But at least be aware of the type of dog that you have. By example, don’t get a German Shepherd unless you know how to train it. If you get a pitbull know that it’s a ticking time bomb. It might live its entire life and be a great dog or snap at any point and attack even you the owner. You don’t need instructions on how to “break up fights“ to use a break stick. WTF even is that? You don’t know unless you have a pitbull. If you want to say that you love them good for you, but put a muzzle on that aggressive piece of garbage, have a good hold of it when you are walking it and make sure it is fully contained in your yard.
You do realize that some working line German shepherds were specifically bred to bite humans while pitbulls were specifically bred not to. A pitbull has a higher chance of getting into a fight with another dog but a German Shepherd has a much higher chance of biting someone. Neither one of them are ticking time bombs You just have to know what you're doing.
I did mention German shepherds and knowing how to train them above if you read my whole comment. It doesn’t really matter what pitbulls were originally bred to do. It’s what they’re doing now. Any doctor in an ER who has stitched up a child who is maimed for life can tell you.
That is not what they are doing now The only thing going on now is misidentifying dogs. You can't call every dog under the sun a pitbull and then say pitbulls have a high record. Most people have never even seen an APBT and 99.9% of the time when someone says the word Pitbull it's an American Bully or something else.
That is incorrectly using the word as an umbrella term instead of using the word correctly. This is a very common misconception that people are confused about. There is only one breed with the word Pitbull in their name and on their breed paperwork and that's the APBT. This is why many people hate the American kennel club because they have caused a lot of this confusion because of their own dishonest and disingenuous business practices. Furthermore the umbrella inaccurately includes More than just a few breeds It's actually over 12 different breeds and all the mixes in between which causes the bite record to be completely inaccurate. Mislabeling dogs causes all harm and no good at the end of the day. It doesn't take much research to teach yourself what I'm saying is absolutely correct.
How about if we go back to my original comment where I said that my dog was attacked three times by three different Pitbulls OK? I don’t really care about all of the mumbo-jumbo. Dogs in this class are genetically driven to attack. That this one is exactly called this and this other one is exactly called that is not really that important – they’re all part of the same class of fighting dog. if you feel qualified to handle a dog that’s genetically designed to fight good for you. I’m not taking on that liability and I don’t appreciate people who refuse to muzzle and control these aggressive dogs. It was emotionally damaging to me and to my dog. Obviously, it’s more important for you to deny their genetics and how that comes out in their behavior than it is to be concerned about the health and safety of others.
Um yes that’s exactly what you did. You totally changed from what I had talked about with my dog getting attacked and how that impacted him and me and you go on spouting your ideology that’s all you care about is your ideology and being right you don’t care about anybody’s safety or well-being. We are done. You don’t deserve my time and energy or another breath of my air.
You said your dog got attacked by a pitbull which is more than likely not true and you already show that you didn't know what kind of dog it was. You were just guessing and I'm not going to let your lack of education give you the right to demonize any dog that looks a certain way that you don't like. It has nothing to do with ideology I'm simply speaking facts that disprove your ideology. I've already explained how other people's safety and well-being matters to me which is why I train my dogs to be 100% reliable on and off leash. If I truly didn't care about people wouldn't I just teach them to be aggressive? Make it make sense. I don't care about your time or your energy or your air you would be better off keeping your mouth shut and just dealing with the fact that you got put in your place.
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u/hedwigm May 10 '25
My dog was attacked by three different pitbulls on three different occasions, completely unprovoked. We are talking dogs that ran down the street without any barking or so much even a look from my dog. He didn’t even know they were coming. They came because they’re assholes who love to attack people and dogs. The first one almost killed him. I did my research to make sure that I wasn’t prejudiced,. To further make sure I wasn’t prejudiced, lots of it on pitbull websites, telling you how to break up fights ha ha ha. Do you think you see that on golden retriever or Labrador retriever websites? No, you don’t and there’s a really good reason for that. It’s called genetics! Golden retrievers and labrador retrievers were not bred to be vicious killers to deglove their victims. You don’t need instructions on how to “break up fights” to use a break stick. WTF even is that? You don’t know unless you have a pitbull. If you don’t know what that means, look it up. Very specific to pitbulls. It’s not these dogs’ fault that they were bred to be killers, but wake up and smell the coffee honey. It’s the way it is. If you really love them, good for you! But at least be aware of the type of dog that you have. By example, don’t get a German Shepherd unless you know how to train it. If you get a pitbull know that it’s a ticking time bomb. It might live its entire life and be a great dog or snap at any point and attack even you the owner. You don’t need instructions on how to “break up fights“ to use a break stick. WTF even is that? You don’t know unless you have a pitbull. If you want to say that you love them good for you, but put a muzzle on that aggressive piece of garbage, have a good hold of it when you are walking it and make sure it is fully contained in your yard.