F..Pit Bulls and their owners

[migtig]

Originally Posted by Chris0nllyn

Start a new thread. I was making a comparison, but you can drag it out if you'd like.

And you didn't like my honest answer did you?

This is a no win. Using your little comparision:

You cannot expect anyone who has suffered an attack of any kind to go up to 1) the person that attacked them or 2) the animal that attacked them and give that person or animal a big hug and kiss and say thank you.

Use your logic.

[thatguy]

Originally Posted by Chris0nllyn

Yet the NCRC found that only 2 dog bite related deaths were from pitbulls in 2010.

What does the news know, that the National Canine Research Counsil doesn't!?

so i guess only attacks that result in the death of the victim are serious to you?

[afjess1989]

Originally Posted by thatguy

no, the reason stories about pit bulls attacking are in the news is BEACAUSE THEY ATTACK AND CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE. thats the fact.

BTW, i have owned pits (staffordshire actually), and i have also seen them (not mine) attack other dogs, cats, and people. I chose to not ever have one again to avoid the liability.

Its like owning a loaded gun that can decide to point itself at someone and pull its own trigger.

So when someone gets shot who do you blame? The gun (dog) or the Shooter (owner) "Guns dont kill people...Husbands who come home early do"

[mamatutu]

Originally Posted by thatguy

:fail:

passing the blame to the victims i see.....

I interpret afjess as saying people should not let their dogs or children run the neighborhood. She is not blaming the victims. JMO

Also, I feel sorry for both Bruno, glad she is ok; and the attacking dog because he/she does not have a loving owner that cares (in which case, this incident would have never happened).

[afjess1989]

Originally Posted by mamatutu

I interpret afjess as saying people should not let their dogs or children run the neighborhood. She is not blaming the victims. JMO

Also, I feel sorry for both Bruno, glad she is ok; and the attacking dog because he/she does not have a loving owner that cares (in which case, this incident would have never happened).

If i ever agree with you...now would be the time...

[thatguy]

Originally Posted by afjess1989

So when someone gets shot who do you blame? The gun (dog) or the Shooter (owner) "Guns dont kill people...Husbands who come home early do"

you dont get that your dog can pull its own trigger, so its not like a gun. You can leave a gun alone all day and unless a person picks it up it wont go off. a pit on the other hand can go off whenever it chooses

[Chris0nllyn]

Originally Posted by migtig

And you didn't like my honest answer did you?

This is a no win. Using your little comparision:

You cannot expect anyone who has suffered an attack of any kind to go up to 1) the person that attacked them or 2) the animal that attacked them and give that person or animal a big hug and kiss and say thank you.

Use your logic.

JFC, let me spell it out for you.

I NEVER asked the OP, or animalluver to get a pitbull, to appraoch a pitbull, to adopt a pitbull, to hug a pitbull, to kiss a pitbull, to walk with a pitbull, to be in the same car as a pitbull, or anything like that.

My logic is based on the fact that NOT EVERY GOD DAMNED PIT BULL IS A KILLER, OR DANGEROUS!

Think about it for a second!

[Chris0nllyn]

Originally Posted by thatguy

a pit on the other hand can go off whenever it chooses

Are you saying that a pitbull is the only dog that does that?

[Bird Dog (Premo)]

Originally Posted by KDENISE977

JMO.
. Why would anyone want to own this breed of dog is beyond me.

Small penis syndrome, it makes them feel bigger!

[thatguy]

Originally Posted by Chris0nllyn

Are you saying that a pitbull is the only dog that does that?

no where did i say that, but it doesn't change the fact that pits are like that.