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Author Topic: should pitbulls be banned  (Read 12522 times)

my neighbor has a pitbull boxer mix and she is a very friendly dog, doesn't even care about cats shes just a lazy pooch who really likes attention and being brushed

often times it's not the animals fault, its the owners and how the animal was raised. that isn't the case with every situation, however
mixes are fine, its the purebred pibbles that are babymauler9000s

there's literally no other reason a dog would attack people other than it's breed i mean why can't we just ban them?????




how large is that cat holy forget

did you know: 68.5% of despacito

they aren't isolated cases, it's a lot more common than you think
dude ive never heard of a substantial or worrying amount of cases where a pitbull with a responsible owner attacks someone. little chihuaha forgeters always be yapping and nippin at people but they get slack cuz they're small. its all about the dog's upbringing. dogs are still wolves and have a pack mentality. dogs usually dont act out of line unless you allow them to and it goes for pitbulls as well

majority of pitbull attacks are from irresponsible owners or strays or some stuff just like any other big breed
« Last Edit: May 10, 2018, 01:25:14 AM by Khaz »

Either Restrict or Ban Pitbulls.
There is no reason the everyday person should have a pitbull.
Owning a Pitbull is like owning a spontaneous murderer.

Also if you try to play some pity card, go forget yourself.
You're emotions have no place here.

how large is that cat holy forget
not very large anymore I assume.


little chihuaha forgeters always be yapping and nippin at people but they get slack cuz they're small.
why does everyone pull up "chihuahas bite more thus x breed is harmless!" it isn't an argument at all. Chihuahuas only get slack because when they do bite, they don't loving disfigure and kill people

its all about the dog's upbringing. dog's are wolves and have a pack mentality. dog's usually dont act out of line unless you allow them to and it goes for pitbulls as well

theyre always abusive owners or strays or some stuff
you'll be suprised lol
« Last Edit: May 10, 2018, 01:27:10 AM by Insert Name Here² »


I feel loving sorry for that dog jesus loving christ

dude ive never heard of a substantial or worrying amount of cases where a pitbull with a responsible owner attacks someone. little chihuaha forgeters always be yapping and nippin at people but they get slack cuz they're small. its all about the dog's upbringing. dogs are still wolves and have a pack mentality. dogs usually dont act out of line unless you allow them to and it goes for pitbulls as well

majority of pitbull attacks are from irresponsible owners or strays or some stuff just like any other big breed
pitbulls can be ticking timebombs regardless of how well they're trained, it doesn't mean they can't be good dogs


I adopt pitbulls on Craigslist and then put them down, you'll never be able to stop me. I'm keeping children safe.

pitbulls can be ticking timebombs regardless of how well they're trained, it doesn't mean they can't be good dogs
yeah this

they can be good dogs and no one is saying otherwise, however no matter the training, they have the capability to murder and permanently disfigure someone with ease (which happens extremely often) no matter their training or background.

They're a time bomb essentially

I'm going to stop partaking in this discussion because I'd rather not get into some random argument over this topic

how do you feel about dogo argentinos

but khaz, don't you know pitbulls make up 64.8% of dog bite related fatalities in the US alone?
Yes, and there's only like 30-40 incidents per year for dog bite related fatalities in general.
So that's 19-26~ pitbull bite fatalities a year. I'm sure that only accounts for less than 1% of how many pitbulls exist.

they can be good dogs and no one is saying otherwise, however no matter the training, they have the capability to murder and permanently disfigure someone with ease (which happens extremely often) no matter their training or background.
Humans, too, can do this.
And more often than 19-26 times a year.