Pittbulls...not for the weak stomach..

Cowgirl

Cowgirl

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Pittbulls...not for the... 12-15-2006 10:26 AM It is a police K9 that has been trained to fight dummy but since you didn't know I'll give you green. ~CD

Ok ####head,

Didn't mean to offend you or your GSD. GSD's have not been "trained to fight" like pits. Took this from the United Schutzhund Clubs of America website-

We are dedicated to protecting & preserving the German Shepherd Dog's working heritage through Schutzhund (German for "protection dog") training. Schutzhund is a sport that focuses on developing & evaluating those traits in dogs that make them more useful & happier companions to their owners.

The purpose of Schutzhund is to demonstrate the dog's intelligence & utility. It also measures the dog's mental stability, endurance, structural efficiencies, ability to scent, willingness to work, courage, & trainability.

This working dog sport offers an opportunity for dog owners to train their dog & compete with each other for recognition of both the handler's ability to train & the dog's ability to perform as required. It is a sport enjoyed by persons of varied professions, who join together in a camaraderie born of their common interest in working with their dogs. Persons of all ages & conditions of life even those with significant disabilities enjoy Schutzhund as a sport. Often, it is a family sport.
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I used to work for a kennel that trained K-9 dogs, and I never once saw them train their GSD to fight another animal...

So, while your GSD is probably a large dog, I would still think the pit could out fight your dog...only because of their bite strength and short, stocky, muscled body. But then again, if you're putting your dog against Pixie's pit, I'd pick your GSD. :lmao:
 
pixiegirl

pixiegirl

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elaine said:
and you're always looking for an argument when you see "pit bull".
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Not true. I'm always looking for everyone to agree with me. If that would happen there would be no argument. :razz:
 
pixiegirl

pixiegirl

Cleopatra Jones
Cowgirl said:
Pittbulls...not for the... 12-15-2006 10:26 AM It is a police K9 that has been trained to fight dummy but since you didn't know I'll give you green. ~CD

Ok ####head,

Didn't mean to offend you or your GSD. GSD's have not been "trained to fight" like pits. Took this from the United Schutzhund Clubs of America website-



I used to work for a kennel that trained K-9 dogs, and I never once saw them train their GSD to fight another animal...

So, while your GSD is probably a large dog, I would still think the pit could out fight your dog...only because of their bite strength and short, stocky, muscled body. But then again, if you're putting your dog against Pixie's pit, I'd pick your GSD. :lmao:
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Awww, you have a girl crush on me. :huggy:
 
Spudtrooper

Spudtrooper

Taking out trailer trash
I remember years ago reading that the problem with the breed (pit bull) is that thier brains keep growing and thier head doesn't. This causes some sort of malfunction that makes them eventually 'snap'. I do wholeheartdly agree that isn't an excuse to treat them badly. People do and that is BS. However there should be better restrictions on who is allowed to own them. They can be considered a deadly weapon in the hands of some.
 
pixiegirl

pixiegirl

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Spudtrooper said:
I remember years ago reading that the problem with the breed (pit bull) is that thier brains keep growing and thier head doesn't. This causes some sort of malfunction that makes them eventually 'snap'. I do wholeheartdly agree that isn't an excuse to treat them badly. People do and that is BS. However there should be better restrictions on who is allowed to own them. They can be considered a deadly weapon in the hands of some.
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That was dobermans in the 70s. :killingme
 
Cowgirl

Cowgirl

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pixiegirl said:
Obviously you don't because everything you wrote before that was retarded. And, I've worked in a vets office and seen many a dog that have been kicked by a horse. So to claim that a horse would never do anything to provoke an attack is absurd.

Apparently you missed the part where I said it was the owners of the dogs that should be held responsible. :yay:
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Pixie, it's ok. You obviously don't know anything about horses. I don't blame horses for kicking dogs. Horses tend to not like anything around their feet. The horse isn't provoking a dog by kicking it, most likely it's trying to defend itself. Horses are always expecting to be attacked (fight vs. flight...they are prey animals), so they are always on the defensive.

I don't see why a miniature horse would try to "provoke" a dog, so your argument is moot. Please re-read my posts, because I'm clearly not blaming pits...just pointing out that you didn't have a valid argument about whether or not the horse provoked it.
 
Cockdiesel

Cockdiesel

Mr. Contemptuous
Cowgirl said:
Pittbulls...not for the... 12-15-2006 10:26 AM It is a police K9 that has been trained to fight dummy but since you didn't know I'll give you green. ~CD

Ok ####head,

Didn't mean to offend you or your GSD. GSD's have not been "trained to fight" like pits. Took this from the United Schutzhund Clubs of America website-



I used to work for a kennel that trained K-9 dogs, and I never once saw them train their GSD to fight another animal...

So, while your GSD is probably a large dog, I would still think the pit could out fight your dog...only because of their bite strength and short, stocky, muscled body. But then again, if you're putting your dog against Pixie's pit, I'd pick your GSD. :lmao:
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:confused: I didn't write that and that is not the way I sign my karma except to two people...
 
pixiegirl

pixiegirl

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Cowgirl said:
Pixie, it's ok. You obviously don't know anything about horses. I don't blame horses for kicking dogs. Horses tend to not like anything around their feet. The horse isn't provoking a dog by kicking it, most likely it's trying to defend itself. Horses are always expecting to be attacked (fight vs. flight...they are prey animals), so they are always on the defensive.

I don't see why a miniature horse would try to "provoke" a dog, so your argument is moot. Please re-read my posts, because I'm clearly not blaming pits...just pointing out that you didn't have a valid argument about whether or not the horse provoked it.
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I didn't say that it would purposely try to provoke a dog. Inadvertantly since we are talking about two seperate species it's very plausable that the dog would become provoked and attack. So unless you're an animal psychologist I have a very valid theory. I never gave said that it WAS the case just that it could have been.
 
bohman

bohman

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vraiblonde said:
I believe that and I also believe Jameo's pits are sweetie pies. But every single person who becomes famous because their pitbull mauled some kid or old lady says the same thing - "but he was a such a sweet dog!!! He's never been aggressive before!"
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And do we take everybody at their word? Could it ever be the case that the owner of a dog that bit somebody is trying to cover their butt? When the 5 o'clock news van shows up at their door, they might just "forget" to mention that they weren't really that good of an owner.
 
mAlice

mAlice

professional daydreamer
Nucklesack said:
She cant she's giving me private tutoring (while wearing a French Maids outfit)
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I have a better chance of getting her to meet me at the lake than you have of getting her in the same room with you in a french maids outfit. Trust me.
 
Chasey_Lane

Chasey_Lane

Salt Life
elaine said:
I have a better chance of getting her to meet me at the lake than you have of getting her in the same room with you in a french maids outfit. Trust me.
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And I have a better chance of seeing her at :gossip: tonight that both of you. Trust me. :coffee:
 
pixiegirl

pixiegirl

Cleopatra Jones
bohman said:
And do we take everybody at their word? Could it ever be the case that the owner of a dog that bit somebody is trying to cover their butt? When the 5 o'clock news van shows up at their door, they might just "forget" to mention that they weren't really that good of an owner.
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Yeah, can you imagine someone being interviewed for the news "Yeah, that was one bad ass dog, nasty as $hit, would bite anyone, even me if I didn't beat the crap out of it." :lmao:
 
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