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You demonstrate that you have zero empathy for the death and destruction this breed has reigned down on humans both adult and child and you want to say I’m dark? Idiot.Do demonstrate...Incorrect, as usual.I’d be willing to bet you’ve spent more time enamoured with watching these videos than anyone else in this thread. Which actually says something quite dark about you. Couple that with your petulant insistence that everyone else conform to your personal sense of propriety, and preference. Your behavior pegs you as a dyed in the wool Leftist Socialist Democrat.It is truly horrorfying to me that the pit bull defenders can sit and watch them tearing people apart and not feel a thing. Chilling. Almost non human. Totally without empathy!
Pit bulls who are sweet are the ones who suddenly snap & kill. You can’t train that out of them because it’s in their dna. Breeders creating the breed selected for the “sudden snap/fight/kill” urge present in any canine, but usually mitigated by wanting to please the pack, which includes the family who owns them. That “please the pack” element is what makes their training stick. If you own what you think is a “well trained, nice pit bull” I guarantee you that what you instead own is a ticking time bomb. A genetic package of engineered lethal canine potential. Owning a pit bull is like playing Russian roulette.It all depends on how they're trained. We have two who are sweethearts. They will bite you if you come into the yard without permission.
But so will the german shepherd and the husky.
“The dog”? No. See how easy that is?Vasator you look at this man and in you it invokes sympathy for the dog? You are a twisted freak.
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It all depends on how they're trained. We have two who are sweethearts. They will bite you if you come into the yard without permission.
But so will the german shepherd and the husky.
Yeah, everyone who owns one who has killed a person says the same thing. Oh but they're so sweet,
It isn't close. Pit Bulls are the most lethal breed in our country. Probably in the world.
We also have a male Rhodesian Ridgeback/pit bull mix. He is huge. Ridgebacks are known as "lion dogs" because they're able to hold off packs of lions.Pit bulls who are sweet are the ones who suddenly snap & kill. You can’t train that out of them because it’s in their dna. Breeders creating the breed selected for the “sudden snap/fight/kill” urge present in any canine, but usually mitigated by wanting to please the pack, which includes the family who owns them. That “please the pack” element is what makes their training stick. If you own what you think is a “well trained, nice pit bull” I guarantee you that what you instead own is a ticking time bomb. A genetic package of engineered lethal canine potential. Owning a pit bull is like playing Russian roulette.It all depends on how they're trained. We have two who are sweethearts. They will bite you if you come into the yard without permission.
But so will the german shepherd and the husky.
Finally, while other breeds are prone to bite, the pit bull seems uniquely predisposed to never letting up, even while owners attempt repeatedly to intervene. The pit bull will stay with their victim until they are dead. And they often will eat the body of the victim, even if that body was once their “beloved” owner.
We also have a male Rhodesian Ridgeback/pit bull mix. He is huge. Ridgebacks are known as "lion dogs" because they're able to hold off packs of lions.Pit bulls who are sweet are the ones who suddenly snap & kill. You can’t train that out of them because it’s in their dna. Breeders creating the breed selected for the “sudden snap/fight/kill” urge present in any canine, but usually mitigated by wanting to please the pack, which includes the family who owns them. That “please the pack” element is what makes their training stick. If you own what you think is a “well trained, nice pit bull” I guarantee you that what you instead own is a ticking time bomb. A genetic package of engineered lethal canine potential. Owning a pit bull is like playing Russian roulette.It all depends on how they're trained. We have two who are sweethearts. They will bite you if you come into the yard without permission.
But so will the german shepherd and the husky.
Finally, while other breeds are prone to bite, the pit bull seems uniquely predisposed to never letting up, even while owners attempt repeatedly to intervene. The pit bull will stay with their victim until they are dead. And they often will eat the body of the victim, even if that body was once their “beloved” owner.
You can be scared for me because I'm not scared of them in the least.
No, you're scared. For me. lolWe also have a male Rhodesian Ridgeback/pit bull mix. He is huge. Ridgebacks are known as "lion dogs" because they're able to hold off packs of lions.Pit bulls who are sweet are the ones who suddenly snap & kill. You can’t train that out of them because it’s in their dna. Breeders creating the breed selected for the “sudden snap/fight/kill” urge present in any canine, but usually mitigated by wanting to please the pack, which includes the family who owns them. That “please the pack” element is what makes their training stick. If you own what you think is a “well trained, nice pit bull” I guarantee you that what you instead own is a ticking time bomb. A genetic package of engineered lethal canine potential. Owning a pit bull is like playing Russian roulette.It all depends on how they're trained. We have two who are sweethearts. They will bite you if you come into the yard without permission.
But so will the german shepherd and the husky.
Finally, while other breeds are prone to bite, the pit bull seems uniquely predisposed to never letting up, even while owners attempt repeatedly to intervene. The pit bull will stay with their victim until they are dead. And they often will eat the body of the victim, even if that body was once their “beloved” owner.
You can be scared for me because I'm not scared of them in the least.
Oh WOW! I am IMPRESSED!
We also have a male Rhodesian Ridgeback/pit bull mix. He is huge. Ridgebacks are known as "lion dogs" because they're able to hold off packs of lions.
You can be scared for me because I'm not scared of them in the least.
What you personally want is your business. What I want is mine. See?We also have a male Rhodesian Ridgeback/pit bull mix. He is huge. Ridgebacks are known as "lion dogs" because they're able to hold off packs of lions.
You can be scared for me because I'm not scared of them in the least.
You don't understand dog (or any other animal) selective breeding. Selective breeding is simply a slow version of genetic engineering done in labs today.
With dogs we have some basic wolf-traits in all of them. Here are just a few that seem to present genetically within the pack based on how evolution itself selected for certain innate behaviors (evolution is the slowest of selective breeding).
1. Pack loyalty. 2. Urge to kill 3. Urge to obey alpha or become alpha by struggle. 4. instinct to heel the prey in a pack hunt. 5. Instinct to head the prey in a pack hunt. 6. Urge to fight viciously to defend or promote the self. 7. Urge to fight viciously to defend the pack, not caring for the self. 8. Urge to bite, latch on. Depending on the mix in the pack is how the pack's power heirarchy pans out. And it usually pans out to a cooperative end of getting food and raising a new generation of pups with the most success.
With pit bulls, #1 is a precariously small vestige of what it used to be. And that's why pit bulls justify killing their alphas (owners & family) on such a regular basis.
In most breeds we deselected #8 & #2 and tried to emphasize #1 and juggle the others to suit the needs of the breed of dog. In pit bulls, they ramped #6 up to the max, along with #8. #2 & #3 are still in good working order and explains why pit bulls attack their owners and kill them more often than is comfortable to talk about.
I personally wouldn't want the deadly cocktail of a dog whose DNA predisposed him to like to bite and kill with a de-emphasized pack loyalty coupled with an urge to become alpha by struggle. But that is the pit bull. And those qualities served very well in the fighting ring, a place they were bred to be. But at home with the wife and kids? Holy fuck no.
Ohhh nonsense. Anyone that knows anything about dogs and pit bulls knows that pit bulls are more victims of propaganda than anything else. This is the same propaganda used against Dobermans, German shepherds and Rottweilers.
Look at how fucking impossible it is for dog haters to admit that the dog involved in this attack is not a pit bull. That won't even come close to blaming pit bulls.
Keep the dogs. Ban the dog haters.
Nonsense. Manipulated propaganda. Pit bulls are sweethearts. But the wrong person can still own one.Ohhh nonsense. Anyone that knows anything about dogs and pit bulls knows that pit bulls are more victims of propaganda than anything else. This is the same propaganda used against Dobermans, German shepherds and Rottweilers.
Look at how fucking impossible it is for dog haters to admit that the dog involved in this attack is not a pit bull. That won't even come close to blaming pit bulls.
Keep the dogs. Ban the dog haters.
As you know, the same "propaganda" is not used against Doberman's or German Shepherds. Rottweillers are another dangerous breed.
The FACTS about Pitbulls is not propaganda.
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