LOL they are as tenatious as a pit bull!forthekids said:Ya have to appreciate the work that has gone into that!![]()

LOL they are as tenatious as a pit bull!forthekids said:Ya have to appreciate the work that has gone into that!![]()
have you ever heard of the canary dog? or for which the name that is commonly used the presa canario? or how bout the cane corso?Casshew said:No, I never said anything like that. I have no idea how long the breed has been around.
I had two bad attacks in my neighbourhood, one killing a 13 year old girl who had her throat torn out. Another was a very serious injury to a 5 year old girl who was out walking with her mom and 3 year old sister.
I follow cases of pit bull attacks or pit bull mix, attacks.
I am well aware that biting is a natural behavior in all dogs and smaller dogs can bite even more. Having said that, deaths or greivious injuries do not usually occur with most breeds as they do with Pits & pit mixes.
Thankfully I live where this breed is banned and it is my hope that many communites will take on this legislation.
and thats probably why you're not deadJuan Martinez said:again, i have taken the time to educate myself about this breed for years, and i have been around it for allot longer...so you would think what i am saying should be taken into consideration...
you arent READING what i am saying...you continue to say its the "pit bull's fault" but what i am trying to tell you is thats its NOT...i will bet my whole paycheck that was NOT a purebred APBT...again...its not within their natural instinct to be human aggressive...what dont you get about it?Casshew said:and thats probably why you're not dead
and I am terrified of this breed and thats probably why I'm not dead - because I am informed and careful.
A 13 year old girl - with her whole life ahead of her - was torn apart in a park - are you so desensitzed that you cannot feel the horror of that situation - instead of turning to books and statistics and surveys to try defend these monsters?
Sorry, you are barking up the wrong tree - IMO, there is no place for an animal like this in communites with children.
You can go back to your books and articles and studies - all the information is not helpful to anyone facing reconstructive surgery or a grieving parents who's child was savaged under a swing set.
BarnGoddess said:Notice these attacks seem to happen when there are more than one pit bull in the household. Sometimes it could be one pit bull, but dogs of other breeds in the house. ?
Casshew said:Thats very true, many attacks are multiple dogs. They work each other up into a frenzy. Very dangerous.
That's what I'm talking about!Juan Martinez said:...
the UNEDUCATED and the misinformed are the problems...not breeding practices...just because you bred fifi and fofo in your backyard does NOT make you an expert in breeding. it takes years and dedication on educating yourself about genetics and the breed itself.
if the government wants to make a difference, what they need to do INSTEAD of destroying a WHOLE breed of dog..is make more restrictions on the breeders...have them cover qualifications prior to any breeding, such as TT/CGC test the sire and dam prior to any breeding, also have health test requirements, such as OFA/PENNHIP, and have limited breedings per year.SadieMae said:That's what I'm talking about!But sadly I don't think that's being done and therin lies the problem. People are buying those fifi and fofo dogs and they are about as uneducated about the breed as the people they buy the dogs from.
Casshew said:Even my cats get like that (I have 3) when our dog barks at something - all the cats come out going psycho - it is probably just instinctive behavior.
(Disclaimer: My cats have never killed anyone)
Juan, that would be the ideal solution. There are already restrictions and laws forbidding other things, and that only moves it underground. On a another thread on this subject I had mentioned that these breeders only sell puppies that have been spayed/neutered unless they are selling to a member of a breeders association or something. Many of the dogs sold by these breeders are stolen and used to breed with less desireable ones. I know someone who had a 6 mo pit puppy they bought from a reputable breeder stolen from their backyard and who knows where it ended up and for what purposes. My son told about people he knows stealing puppies or young dogs to train for fighting and/or to breed. My first Dane puppy was already neutered when I bought him from the breeder. He was from a championship/show dog lineage but was not show quality. (He was a gorgeous dog to me!Juan Martinez said:if the government wants to make a difference, what they need to do INSTEAD of destroying a WHOLE breed of dog..is make more restrictions on the breeders...have them cover qualifications prior to any breeding, such as TT/CGC test the sire and dam prior to any breeding, also have health test requirements, such as OFA/PENNHIP, and have limited breedings per year.
MOST ethical and reputable breeders do these things already...so it shouldnt effect the "good" people, but in fact shows who the bad people are...
and this should be for every breed of dog...NOT just the APBT/AMSTAFF.
i know of breeders that keep track of every single dog that they have produced from their kennel, not ONE has ever showed any signs of aggression towards humans, and if so...they would cull the dog and would spay and or neuture every dog in that dogs litter and wont ever breed that sire and or dam ever again....and these people have been breeding these dogs for well over 20 years...responsibly
again, just by attacking the breed WONT solve the problem...they will simply get a bigger and badder breed of dog...and believe me they are out there!!!
first, i need to know one thing before you use your story as an example...what do you think is a reputale breeder? MANY breeders SAY they are, when in fact they are the problem.SadieMae said:Juan, that would be the ideal solution. There are already restrictions and laws forbidding other things, and that only moves it underground. On a another thread on this subject I had mentioned that these breeders only sell puppies that have been spayed/neutered unless they are selling to a member of a breeders association or something. Many of the dogs sold by these breeders are stolen and used to breed with less desireable ones. I know someone who had a 6 mo pit puppy they bought from a reputable breeder stolen from their backyard and who knows where it ended up and for what purposes. My son told about people he knows stealing puppies or young dogs to train for fighting and/or to breed. My first Dane puppy was already neutered when I bought him from the breeder. He was from a championship/show dog lineage but was not show quality. (He was a gorgeous dog to me!)Since you say the problem dogs are not purebred ones, seems the APBT breeders would also do this.
Isn't there some kind of APBT groups, clubs, national association of APBT breeders? If not maybe there should be. So when you have said reputable breeder in your previous posts, then that would be your opinion of the breeder? In other words there is no standard among breeders now?Juan Martinez said:first, i need to know one thing before you use your story as an example...what do you think is a reputale breeder? MANY breeders SAY they are, when in fact they are the problem.
Since there don't seem to be guidelines for reputable breeder and no governing body of breeders for enforcement, whose overseeing the above things are done per the contracts? Who enforces if it's not?Juan Martinez said:i say the breeder can sell an intact puppy, but MOST reputable and ethical breeders sell their dogs on contracts. in fact it is very common. they usually dont neuture/spay a dog if it is a possible show prospect, or a working prospect. if the dog doesnt cover any of those avenues, then he or she is usually sold with a neuture or spay contract, and if the dog is in fact a show/working prospect, they are also sold with strict guidlines that are covered within the contract.
if the breeders are doing what i said above, and they are restricted on the amount of litters they can produce on an annual basis...that should cover all alogations.
You don't know what I mean by underground? Meaning the criminal element, lowlifes that breed and fight the dogs. Illegal activities associated with the dogs. Don't need to go into how registration can be done, a way around it will be found guaranteed.Juan Martinez said:and there really isnt a breeders association...and i dont know what you are talking about when referring to underground...
and dogs being stolen has been a rare occasion...again, that falls back on the dogs being registered..
if you want i can go into detail on how a dog is suppose to be registered...
What planet are you on? Excuse me but someone who's raising those dogs to fight don't give a d*mn about gov regulations or breeder contracts. The already know it's illegal to fight dogs, that hasn't stopped them! They won't be the ones lining up to get their dogs registered. If the illegal drug trade can't be regulated, neither can dogs. And no it's not a rare occasion the dogs are stolen, happens all the time in cities with dog fighting rings. I already see a way aroud the breeder contract. I can just tell them the dog was stolen, no more contract. Breed it and sell the puppies in any ghetto because they won't be registering them.Juan Martinez said:i dont see how a dog can be filtered back in if the gov has breeders regulated according to their registries. you just cant get a dog and get him or her registered...it doesnt work that way for clarification.
if you want me to explain in detail how the registration process works and how it CAN be regulated....i will with no probs...but like i said, i REALLY dont see how anything can be corrupted. if the said individuals want to steal a dog and breed him or her without actual written documentation and TRY and register such pups with the gov(if such law was passed)...that would be a long shot in hell.
also MANY breeders have such strict contracts...its a long shot for anybody to do something without the approval of the said breeder.
there is a standard..and yes i am aware of the fact that people will still fight dogs...they will still fight them if they are banned or not!! do people still speed? do people still sell drugs even though its illegal? do people still commit murder? except people who speed can just get a ticket and plede not guilty and live another day...the all out ban basicly is telling me i cant own my dogs anymore and the breed should be wiped off the face of the planet just because people failed to educate themselfs...im sorry thats not acceptable.SadieMae said:Isn't there some kind of APBT groups, clubs, national association of APBT breeders? If not maybe there should be. So when you have said reputable breeder in your previous posts, then that would be your opinion of the breeder? In other words there is no standard among breeders now?
Since there don't seem to be guidelines for reputable breeder and no governing body of breeders for enforcement, whose overseeing the above things are done per the contracts? Who enforces if it's not?
You don't know what I mean by underground? Meaning the criminal element, lowlifes that breed and fight the dogs. Illegal activities associated with the dogs. Don't need to go into how registration can be done, a way around it will be found guaranteed.
What planet are you on? Excuse me but someone who's raising those dogs to fight don't give a d*mn about gov regulations or breeder contracts. The already know it's illegal to fight dogs, that hasn't stopped them! They won't be the ones lining up to get their dogs registered. If the illegal drug trade can't be regulated, neither can dogs. And no it's not a rare occasion the dogs are stolen, happens all the time in cities with dog fighting rings. I already see a way aroud the breeder contract. I can just tell them the dog was stolen, no more contract. Breed it and sell the puppies in any ghetto because they won't be registering them.
Hi Minnie!nanandjim said:The CNN article says, "The attack in the Denver suburb of Aurora came two days after the City Council banned pit bulls and other "fighting dogs." Owners who already had the dogs could keep them if they paid a $200 annual license fee."
I think that this is ridiculous. The owners should have to get rid of the dogs. These dogs have proven time and time again that they are a danger to society. Even if they seem gentle, they can turn on you in an instant.
IMO, no one in his/her right mind would own a pit bull.
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