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krazd_kat

Help "Invisible Dogs"
seriously, i hope you have good liability insurance, you are going to need it.

the first person that adopts one of your misrepresented dogs will have grounds to sue the hell out of you.

FYI, my dogs are not misrepresented, if they have pit in them, they are listed as such.
 

SouthernMdRocks

R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
I had a pit bull that I also saved from fighting, she was six months old when I got her and I will swear she was the ultimate best dog you could ask for. I would have trusted her with my son from the day I brought him home from the hospital. She very easily could have turned on me as she WAS a fighter, her parents were fighters and her grandparents were fighters, so it was in her blood. She welcomed cats in to our home, she also welcomed another dog in to our home. She was seriously the best dog you could have, and she was the poster child for what you are claiming (tommy).... that they can turn, if she wanted to I guess she could have, but as it was said earlier by the other poster, my dog also was a scardy cat, she didnt run and hide, but she did coward and in the ten years I had her, she only rasied her teeth at one person, and that person was the biggest loser in this world, dogs can sense bad, and she did. I would walk her at the amish market in charlotte hall, people had their kids come up and pet her all the time. I am sorry tommy but I have to disagree with you, maybe what you saw was because the owners of those dogs had a hidden agenda and did things behind closed doors to make the dogs aggressive, but since we have now had to put down two our dogs, I am almost ready for another dog and I truly think it will be another pit bull (it will be a resuce dog no matter what), but because of the temperment of my other pit bull I would love to have my son grow up with such a great loyal companion.

Looks like you need to meet Jake!!!:yahoo:
 

SouthernMdRocks

R.I.P. Bobo, We miss you!
seriously, i hope you have good liability insurance, you are going to need it.

the first person that adopts one of your misrepresented dogs will have grounds to sue the hell out of you.

TJ,, the dogs are not misrepresented at all, to the contrary. Breeds are identified as best as possible. Any and all issues if any are disclosed and there is careful selection as to the adopters. K_K is straight up concerning these dogs. I myself had not been a huge fan of Pitts. I had a horrible experience with two Pitts, one incident, in the past. Even then I understood it was the owners fault for what happened. One must respect what any dog is capable of doing. I have had Polly over for a stay and she is wonderful and she did help me to realize they can make fine companions in the right care.
 

dawn

Well-Known Member
that is EXACTLY the kind of attitude expressed by the dog owners in cali.
As long as I dont like the person the dog is aggressive towards, then its ok.

Well that is just Effed. Not to mention that i think your little story is BS. How would your dog know this guy abused his pets anyway?


Not that it is your business, but my ex was friends with this guy and worked with him and was at his house just about daily (um, they met up at th losers house to ride in together), so I had first hand knowledge thank you very much!
 

HSCC

GSDlover
Check out this video and then tell me its the dogs fault they become aggressive,

YouTube - Cry for the Pitbull

I think it is very sad the reputation that the media has given to the Pit Bull breed. They are wonderful companion animals just like every other breed of dog, and yes they have teeth so they can bite just like every other dog.

It is unfortunate that only the people that own a pit bull or know someone who owns a pit bull, or who work with animals in some way, are the only people who know the truth and dont believe all the bull that comes from the media.

It is also unfortunate that the uneducated (on this topic) public will believe everything they hear and make judgement immediately on a particular breed before researching the breed (breed books, maybe go meet a few dogs at a shelter, or go to someones house that owns one).

I have met quite a few pitty's in my life, they are usually big teddy bears when they have been treated correctly by humans, and even sometimes when they were abused they are still so loving, it just amazes me.

I have attached a wonderful article called "From Pets to Companion Animals" and there is a great section called "Dangerous or Vicious Dogs" and explains the history of breeds of dogs that were deemed "Dangerous". It is a wonderful article.

Thank you.
 

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